Dominion Broadcast Group repositioning, restructuring behind staff disengagement — GM, Segun Fawole

By Seyifunmi Odunuga 

​The recent disengagement of 11 permanent staff members and five contract workers at Dominion Broadcast Group was a strategic move aimed entirely at restructuring and repositioning the media organization for greater efficiency.

​The newly appointed Group General Manager of the broadcast group, Segun Fawole, clarified the angle during an interview with Primus Media, emphasizing that the workforce adjustment was not a sign of distress, but a deliberate operational overhaul.

​According to Fawole, the management initiated the exercise to revitalize the station's internal structure, maintain strict professionalism, and enhance the quality of service delivered to its audience.

​"Yes, it's true there was a restructuring process. However, due diligence was carried out and it affected some individuals. There is no cause for alarm," Fawole stated, dampening any speculation of an internal crisis.

​He noted that the repositioning is designed to ensure the broadcast outfit operates at peak standard, aligning its workforce with modern broadcasting demands.

​"Dominion Broadcast Group is out to ensure professionalism and serve our teeming audience with 'Best Stories, Best Songs'," the General Manager added.

We ​gathered that the station's management is leveraging this restructuring to aggressively pursue its long-term corporate objectives.

​Meanwhile, Dominion FM has assured its loyal listeners, advertisers, and key stakeholders of uninterrupted service, maintaining that regular on-air operations continue seamlessly despite the ongoing internal realignment.