Ikeja is home to a number of media houses in Lagos, with an almost unending list of radio stations, recording studios, visual studios and Television stations. The Television stations however stand out. These TV stations are some of the foremost stations in Lagos and across Nigeria. Daily producing audio-visual contents which has kept thier audiences from the around country engaged over the years. Which is why today, we will be talking about these TV stations: Galaxy TV, HipTV, Lagos State Television (LTV), Murhi International Television (MiTV).

Galaxy TV - With its origin from the largest city in West Africa, Ibadan, Galaxy TV started broadcasting in the year 1994 and was also the first privately registered television station in Nigeria. Galaxy TV is available on channel 27 UHF and 285 on DSTV. Galaxy TV station is located at 25, Community Road, Allen Avenue, Ikeja Lagos.

HipTV - Launched in July, 2007 by Ayo Animashaun with the intention of having it serve as a broadcast platform for Hip Hop World Magazine, but as transformed over the years to a full-fledged music and entertainment channel, which even broadcasts entertainment news from around the world. In November 2013, HipTV was launched on DSTV as a 24-hour channel to serve viewers from over 40 countries across Africa with the channel numbers 324 and 74 on DSTV and GOTV respectively. HipTv is known for its annual music award known as the Headies Awards which recognises high performers in the Nigerian industry annually. The Headies has just concluded its 13th award event titled ‘The Power of Dreams’. HipTV is located at 4, Ogundana Street, Off Allen Avenue, Ikeja Lagos.

Lagos Television - The administration of Ahaji Lateef Jakande saw the need to establish a television station for the state. This among many other things had to do with the politics of that time, as the state government was not assured of the adequate media coverage of by the government owned NTA. Established in October 1980, Lagos Television commenced on November 9, 1980. The Lagos Television was the first TV station in Nigeria to operate on two frequencies/bands, the VHF and UHF. In September 1985, a mysterious fire destroyed the TV station, with the studios, offices, records and documents all burnt down. It took way over a decade and the ardent efforts of Governor Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the station to make a return limelight, as it had become merely a shadow of its former self. Today, LTV stands tall as one of the best TV stations in Nigeria in both content and transmission quality. The station is also available on cable satelite as channel 256, 113, 90, 850 on DSTV, Startimes, GOTV and Play TV respectively. We should also mention that LTV is located at Plot 1 Lateef Jakande Road, Ikeja, a road named after the governor who established it.

Murhi International Television - MiTV is also one of the foremost media houses in Ikeja. It is one of the most remarkable in the transmission of marketing oriented entertainment programmes, sports, current affairs and culture. It prides itself as being "a politically unbiased, and self-sustaining station". While MiTV has not yet been able to offer 24-hour transmission, it has consistently transmitted for 18 hours daily. MiTV is located at the Muhri Radiovision Plaza at Obafemi Awolowo Way, Alausa Ikeja, Lagos.