Business News Editor
By Dave Munachi
In a move that has taken many viewers and fans by surprise, renowned broadcaster and host, Morayo Afolabi-Brown, has officially resigned from Television Continental (TVC), marking the end of an impactful chapter in Nigerian television history.
Morayo, best known for anchoring the popular morning talk show Your View, made the announcement via her verified social media platforms, expressing deep gratitude to TVC, her colleagues, and the show’s loyal viewers. Her departure brings to a close a remarkable era defined by fearless conversations, women-led discourse, and national relevance.
For over a decade, Your View became a staple for Nigerian households, offering candid, often fiery discussions on politics, gender, education, and societal issues. At the heart of it was Morayo — admired for her calm yet firm moderation style, her sharp intellect, and her ability to navigate heated topics with grace and fairness.
“After 10 impactful years, I have made the decision to step down and take on new challenges,” Morayo said in her statement. “I’m deeply thankful for the platform TVC gave me and for the opportunity to speak truth, inspire dialogue, and learn alongside brilliant women every morning.”
Industry colleagues, media professionals, and fans have flooded her with tributes, describing her as a trailblazer who used her platform to amplify women’s voices and challenge the status quo. Under her leadership, Your View evolved into more than just a talk show — it became a platform for advocacy, education, and change.
While Morayo did not immediately disclose her next move, sources close to the media personality suggest she may be venturing into private media consulting, public service, or even launching her own media platform.
TVC also released an official statement acknowledging her contributions, praising her professionalism, and wishing her success in her future endeavors.
As one of Nigeria’s most influential female broadcasters exits the stage, Morayo Afolabi-Brown leaves behind a legacy of fearless journalism, impactful storytelling, and a generation of viewers who found their voice through hers.
