The President of the Radio, Television, Theatre and Art Workers Union of Nigeria (RATTAWU), Prince Emeka Kalu (Magic Fingers), has paid an on-the-spot visit to the Chief Executive Officer of StarTimes Nigeria, Joshua Wang, as part of efforts aimed at strengthening and enhancing collaboration between both organizations.

The strategic meeting centered on deepening institutional partnership between RATTAWU and StarTimes Nigeria, with discussions focused on fostering stronger cooperation in support of workers within Nigeria’s media, broadcasting, theatre, and creative sectors.

According to information made available, both parties explored key areas of mutual interest, including initiatives that would promote the welfare, professional growth, and capacity development of media and creative industry workers across the country.

The engagement also examined opportunities for collaboration that could contribute meaningfully to the continued growth and sustainability of Nigeria’s broadcasting and entertainment industries, especially at a time when technological advancement and content innovation are redefining media operations.

Prince Emeka Kalu emphasized the importance of strategic partnerships between labour unions and major media stakeholders in advancing professionalism, protecting workers’ interests, and creating a more enabling environment for practitioners in the industry.

On his part, the meeting with Joshua Wang underscored the shared commitment of both RATTAWU and StarTimes Nigeria to building stronger institutional ties capable of delivering long-term benefits for workers, media organizations, and the broader entertainment ecosystem in Nigeria.

Observers say the visit reflects RATTAWU’s commitment to engaging critical industry players in pursuit of improved working conditions, professional advancement, and sustainable development within the nation’s media and creative landscape.