IK Osakioduwa

“I attended Spi:k Rait Saund Rait around 2001. At first, when my office, Silverbird Communications, suggested that I take a course there, I was of the opinion that it wasn’t really necessary. However, after my very first class, I realised just how much I still had to learn. The Ufelis taught me not only about speaking right and sounding right, but they also took time to teach me about broadcast ethics. I have to give them credit for the awesome job they do and the enormous effect it has had on my career. I think Spi:k Rait is a great school for broadcasters and anyone interested in public speaking, even if it’s just for office presentations. Anyone (and I mean ANYONE) who attends Spi:k Rait will definitely gain knowledge that gives them an edge over their peers.”

Genevieve Nnaji

I am the strong, confident woman I am today for many reasons, Spi:k Rait Saund Rait is one of them.

Anita ‘Omaliicha’ Hughes

Spi:k Rait Saund Rait is one of the best when it comes to broadcast training. Apart from teaching, they’ll literally take you as one of their own, and they’ll be with you through every step of the way. It’s not as easy as it sounds, you have to do your own work too, but after you’re done with your training, you’ll feel like you can conquer the world.

Nancy Larson

Taking the TV and Radio Presentation Course at Spik Rite Saund Rite was one of the best things to ever happen to me. It gave me the confidence I needed to step back into the world of broadcasting. I learned so much about intonation, the right stress on words, and how to articulately get my point across. I recommend the training to anyone who wants to take presenting seriously.

Peter Okwoche

I can’t overstress the importance of speaking English correctly. For over 20 years, I have been in the broadcast industry, and the one enduring thing I have learned is that to excel in this profession, your spoken word must be impeccable.

Nearly halfway through my journey, I was sent on a month’s course at spi:k rait saund rait . It changed my career. I always thought I spoke good enough English, but with help from Mr. Sidney Ufeli and his staff. I moved to a completely different level. I recommend spi:k rait saund rait not only to broadcasters, but politicians, teachers, students, anyone. EVERYONE!

Mazino Appeal Ofoh

Spi:k rait opened a gateway to my career. It was that first right step that put it all in play.