Morayo Afolabi-Brown Resigns from TVC After Years as ‘Your View’ Host and TVC Entertainment MD
TVC Communications has officially confirmed the resignation of Morayo Afolabi-Brown, the Managing Director of TVC Entertainment and the popular host of the all-women talk show, Your View. Her exit marks the end of an impactful chapter in Nigerian television broadcasting.
In a statement released by TVC’s Public Relations Manager, Edward Akintara, the company acknowledged Morayo’s decision to step down from her roles within the organisation. Her final day at TVC will be Thursday, August 29, 2025.
Morayo Afolabi-Brown has been a household name in Nigeria’s media space for several years. As the face of Your View, she led vibrant conversations around politics, social issues, family, and women’s rights—creating a platform that became one of the most influential daytime shows on Nigerian television. Her work inspired a generation of women and sparked national conversations on critical topics.
Apart from her hosting duties, Morayo played a key role behind the scenes as Managing Director of TVC Entertainment, helping to shape content strategy and viewer engagement across the station’s entertainment platforms.
While the reason for her resignation has not yet been made public, there is widespread speculation that Morayo may be moving on to new personal or professional ventures. Supporters and viewers have already begun sharing tributes and messages of appreciation across social media, celebrating her contributions to broadcast journalism.
TVC Communications, which also operates TVC News, Max FM, Adaba FM, and Yanga FM, has yet to announce who will replace her as host of Your View or take over her leadership role at TVC Entertainment.
Question:
When will Morayo Afolabi-Brown officially leave TVC?
She will officially exit the organisation on Thursday, August 29, 2025.
Tip:
Longtime viewers of Your View may want to catch the final episodes with Morayo or follow her on social media to stay updated on her next moves. Her legacy at TVC will remain a benchmark in Nigerian media.
