Zuma Agric Radio was established in 2005 as a private commercial radio station in Nigeria and licensed by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC). The station has a wide reach to many states in the North Central region of Nigeria.

These include: Kaduna, Kogi, Niger, Nasarawa, and the Federal Capital Territory  (FCT). Zuma Radio is assigned the frequency 88.5 FM and thus earned it’s second name; “first on your dial” located at Kere Ahmad Broadcasting House Maje High Point, Suleja Niger State. The station automatically has a rural reach around Agriculture communities.

The broadcasting content has been  news, current affair, entertainment, education and Agric extension services, community development. It is in this vein that the management has taught of an impact driven project that impacts it’s listeners and host community. Hence the Zuma Annual Agricultural Harvest festival.

The station has organized Agricultural Harvest Festival for the ninth session in a roll there by earning it the reputation for the longest  private sector led event in Northern Nigeria. The station had partnerships with the Central Bank of Nigeria through it financial inclusion centre and has successfully facilitated over a billion naira in loans and grants. Other partnerships exists with the state government, Non governmental organizations and other government agencies notably Bank of Industry.