DWQJ

DWQJ (951 Home Radio Naga)

City	Naga City
Broadcast area	Camarines Sur
Branding	951 Home Radio Naga
Slogan	It Feels Good To Be Home
Frequency	95.1 MHz
First air date	September 23, 2002
Format	Easy Listening, Soft AC
Power	5,000 watts
Callsign meaning	DWQJ
Owner	Aliw Broadcasting Corporation
Website	951 Home Radio Official Website

DWQJ, broadcasting as 951 Home Radio Naga, is the music FM station of Aliw Broadcasting Corporation. Its studios and transmitters are located at Eternal Gardens Compound, Balatas Road, Naga City. 951 Home Radio Naga plays easy listening hits mostly contemporary hits. It is a 24-hour operating station except on Sundays where it signs off at midnight to 4:00 AM.

Home Radio Stations

Aliw Broadcasting Corporation
Chairman & President D. Edgard A. Cabangon Vice President and General Manager D. Adrian A. Cabangon Founder Antonio L. Cabangon Chua
Radio networks	DWIZ Home Radio
Affiliates	Nine Media Corporation Radio Philippines Network
DWIZ Stations	DWIZ 882 Manila DWIZ 936 MIMAROPA DWIZ 89.3 Dagupan DWIZ 94.3 Palawan
Home Radio Stations	979 Home Radio Manila 951 Home Radio Naga 923 Home Radio Legazpi 895 Home Radio Iloilo 1067 Home Radio Cebu 935 Home Radio Cagayan de Oro 987 Home Radio Davao 983 Home Radio GenSan

Radio stations in the Naga City market
By FM frequency	DZTR 89.5 DWMY 90.3 DWNX 91.1 DZLR 91.9 DWAC 93.5 DWQJ 95.1 DZRB 95.9 DWJR 96.1 DZOK 97.5 DWRV 98.3 DWYN 99.1 DWKM 100.7 DWQW 101.5 DWBY 103.1 DWOS 103.9 DWLR 104.7 DWRJ 105.5 DWBQ 106.3 Partido D___ 88.7 DZRP 94.5 DWEB 99.9 DWSD 105.7
By AM frequency	DWRB 549 DZLL 603 DWRN 657 DZLW 711 DWNW 756 DZGE 855 DWAR 891 DWMT 981 DZNG 1044 DZKI 1332 DWNX 1611
Philippine radio markets Bacolod Balanga Baguio Batangas-Lipa Bislig-Trento Boracay Butuan Cabanatuan Cagayan de Oro Cebu Cotabato Dagupan Davao Dipolog Dumaguete General Santos Iloilo Iligan Kidapawan Koronadal-Surallah Laguna Laoag Legazpi Lucena-San Pablo Malaybalay-Valencia Metro Manila Naga North Cebu Olongapo-Subic Ozamis Puerto Princesa Pagadian Roxas San Fernando-Angeles Santiago-Cauayan Surigao Sorsogon Tacloban-Ormoc Tacurong Tandag Tarlac Tuguegarao Zamboanga

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