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CBN Africa Targets ₦10 Million to Support Vulnerable Nigerians Through Telethon.

Robert Imoh by Robert Imoh
November 13, 2026
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Christian Broadcasting Network Africa (CBN Africa) is seeking to raise ₦10 million through its 2026 Telethon to provide assistance to vulnerable families and expand its humanitarian and television outreach programmes across Nigeria.

The fundraising initiative, themed *Make a Difference*, is a five-day broadcast that commenced on November 9 and is scheduled to conclude on November 13.

Regional Director and Executive Director of CBN Africa and Flame TV, Dr Felix Oisamoje, disclosed the fundraising target in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria.

He explained that the campaign was designed to mobilise financial and community support for households struggling to meet essential needs, including food, healthcare and other basic necessities.

Funds to support healthcare and community development

Oisamoje said proceeds from the Telethon would be directed towards several humanitarian programmes aimed at improving the welfare of disadvantaged Nigerians.

The planned interventions include the production of educational and socially impactful television content, the provision of clean water to underserved communities and free medical services.

Part of the funds will also support life-changing surgical procedures for individuals who cannot afford the cost of treatment.

According to the CBN Africa executive, the initiative recognises the importance of collective responsibility in addressing social challenges and providing practical assistance to people facing difficult circumstances.

He said community participation, combined with responsible media programming, could help raise awareness, encourage compassion and inspire individuals and organisations to support vulnerable populations.

CBN Africa highlights the role of television in humanitarian work

Oisamoje noted that television remained an important platform for educating the public, drawing attention to community needs and mobilising resources for social interventions.

He said CBN Africa’s programmes, interviews and public appeals were intended not only to inform audiences but also to encourage practical action on issues affecting disadvantaged communities.

He called on individuals, businesses, corporate organisations and development partners to contribute towards the ₦10 million target.

The executive also encouraged Nigerians to promote the fundraising campaign by sharing information about the Telethon with their families, friends and wider communities.

How to watch the 2026 CBN Africa Telethon

The fundraising broadcast is being transmitted live through several platforms to enable audiences in Nigeria and abroad to participate.

Viewers can access the programme through Flame TV on Intelsat 20 using compatible free-to-air satellite decoders, as well as the Flame TV and AVOTV applications.

The broadcast is also available on YouTube through the channel @flametvonn and on the station’s official website.

CBN Africa is part of the international Christian Broadcasting Network, which uses television and other media platforms to communicate Christian messages, promote hope and support humanitarian outreach.

Through the 2026 Telethon, the organisation hopes to mobilise resources that will translate into practical assistance for families and communities facing economic and healthcare challenges.

Tags: CBN AfricaCBN Africa Telethon 2026Christian Broadcasting NetworkClean Water ProjectsFelix OisamojeFlame TVFree Medical ServicesHumanitarian Outreach NigeriaMake a DifferenceVulnerable Families
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