City 105.1 FM Lagos has recorded another milestone as one of its leading on-air personalities, Anuforo Michael Kelechi, popularly known as Kaycee, has emerged winner of the Best Radio Presenter (Drivetime Show) – Lagos award at the (NBMA) Nigerian Broadcasters Merit Awards in recognition of his contribution to radio broadcasting and his engaging presentation style.
Kaycee, who anchors the station's popular SuperDrive Time Show, has established himself as a prominent voice on Lagos radio, earning recognition for his wit, spontaneity, engaging conversations and ability to connect with listeners through a blend of music, entertainment, pop culture and contemporary issues.
The award represents another significant achievement in a broadcasting career that began at City 105.1 FM in 2016, when Kaycee enrolled at the station's Media Academy. What started as a training opportunity has since developed into a remarkable professional journey, taking him from an intern learning the fundamentals of broadcasting to one of the station's prime-time presenters and a key member of its leadership team.
Today, beyond hosting the SuperDrive Time Show, Kaycee also serves as Music Director and Team Lead, Presenters at City 105.1 FM, combining his responsibilities behind the microphone with music programming, talent coordination and the development of the station's on-air content.
A graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University, Kaycee has built a career that cuts across radio, television, music and entertainment. His versatility has also earned him opportunities to work with several leading international and Nigerian entertainment companies, including Warner Music Group, MTV Base, Universal Music Group, Chocolate City and Heineken Nigeria, contributing his expertise in artiste and repertoire (A&R), music programming and media strategy.
His experience across broadcasting and the music business has helped shape his distinctive approach to radio presentation, particularly his understanding of audience preferences, emerging music trends and the cultural conversations influencing Nigeria's entertainment landscape.
The latest recognition also highlights the role of City FM in nurturing broadcasting talent, with Kaycee's professional development serving as an example of the opportunities available to aspiring media practitioners through structured training, mentorship and practical industry experience.
Having risen through the ranks of the station over the past decade, Kaycee's journey reflects a combination of dedication, professional growth and a sustained commitment to the broadcasting profession.
