'When I go on air, I do not see that as a job, when I leave the studio then I am back to my (desk) job.” Nigeria DotunSaseyhi
Not only for its booming quality that reminds you of Don Cornelius, the famous anchor of the popular American musical show, Soul Train of the 70s and 80s, but also the enlightenment proffered by its highly cerebral and witty owner.
Although responsible for the administration and business aspects of the radio station, Saseyi is fully involved in the broadcasting station’s operations including producing, presenting and featuring as an in-house resource personality on some of the programmes.
The nickname, Maestro, Saseyi explains, is only adopted to describe his hands-on portfolio of duties as Petals FM’s chief executive officer. “I thought I was coming here to spray a lot of passes and co-ordinate things and I was going to be in the field myself. So, I thought I would just assume that because it fits what a maestro does in the musical setting.
The Petals FM boss quips: “I do hear that as well, but let me lay it out like this. First is the question of serving the interest of opposition, that is a useless idea. It is out of the question for me. It’s the figment of someone’s imagination. You know, our people quickly profile you. There is nowhere in the world, something would be coming from your mind that you’re presenting your own view. That is just silly for anyone not to see beyond umbrellas and brooms.
In just four years, you have borrowed another… I cannot point at where the money went on the streets of Nigeria. I do not like the fact that people are infiltrating my forest and killing my people. I do not like the fact that an election was militarized under him. I do not like the fact that he selected the judicial organ of government without setting foot at the Senate according to what the constitution puts on the ground.
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