A media aide to the Delta State Governor, Ossai Ovie Success, has publicly criticized Sound City Radio and Television over what he described as inappropriate dressing by one of its female presenters.
Ossai, who serves as the Senior Special Assistant on Media, took to social media to express his disappointment after photos of the presenter wearing a revealing outfit surfaced online.
“Dear Sound City Radio, I am disappointed in you guys.
So this is how your staff or guests are dressing to work?
This is unprofessional and embarrassing to the profession.
I demand an apology from you guys.
I am highly disappointed,” he wrote.
His post quickly sparked conversations online, with many weighing in on the role of professionalism in media dressing. While some agreed that media outfits should uphold certain standards, others argued that fashion is a personal choice and should not define a professional’s competence.
So far, Sound City Radio has not responded to the criticism, but the incident has reignited the debate on dress codes in the Nigerian media industry and how organizations navigate the balance between self-expression and workplace ethics.
