About Dan Foster, Nigeria based American radio presenter

Name: Daniel Foster
Stage Name: Dan Foster
Date of birth: Unknown
Place of birth:  Washington, United States.
State of origin: United States

Daniel Foster, known also as Dan foster or The Big Dawg is a Nigeria based American born in Washington and raised along side his three other siblings by his father and grand mother, following lose of mother at a tender age of 10.

He graduated from Morgan State University with a degree in broadcasting and drama. Dan Foster started his Radio presenting career in the United States, having worked with Virgin Island-based WTBN, Cathy Hughes Radio One and Mix 106.5. 

In year 2000 Dan Foster relocated to Nigeria and took his first Radio presenting Job as an on air radio personality at cool Fm,Nigeria. A radio listeners delight any day, Foster thrilled his listeners with his baritone voice and special style of talk and accent, at this point he began getting popular among cool fm radio listeners in Lagos. 

After spending nine years at Cool fm, Dan Foster moved to Inspiration fm Nigeria, to continue his broadcasting career in september 2009, earning a whooping N1.6 million per month as a radio presenter(source: thenet. com), making him one of the most paid Nigerian On air personality in the Country. 

He got married to Lovina in 2008 and her both blessed with three children (Joshua, Daniella, Tochukwu), before marrying Lovina (nee okpara). He dated Nigerian blogger Linda Ikeji, a relationship which turned sour and didn't find favour worthy enough to end in marriage. 

 Dan Foster has won several awards among which are City people magazine on air personality for 2004 and 2005. He currently works at City fm,in Ikeja Nigeria, having left inspiration Fm in early 2014
Dan Foster now works at City FM in Lagos (2014)

Comments

  1. Dan,

    I am glad for your successes in Nigeria. I am a Nigerian living in the United States and was so proud of your bold move that l had to share your story with a few of my African American friend who seriously think that Africans still swing from tree tops. I know what you are thinking.....they are college educated but they still live like caged birds who do not see beyond their immediate vicinity because of their perception of Africa. I say you are bold because you did not allow US travel advisory to stop you from your dream. As you can see, we Nigerian are friendly and loving people. Please share you story with other brothers because a revolution train is taken off all over African, more Black people from diaspora need to get on board.

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