The Executive Director of Flame Television and Regional Director of Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) Africa, Anglophone West Africa, Dr. Felix O. Oisamoje has said that Flame TV was a channel that offers holistic programming for the whole family with extensive range of unconventional content which would make viewers to be assured of entertainment like never before.
Dr. Oisamoje who made this known in Abuja Wednesday during the launch of Flame TV, a family-themed, faith-based TV channel that offered holistic programming for children, young people, and adults said that as an organization, Flame TV is a subsidiary of CBN Africa, which is popular for its family oriented and values-based TV programme that preaches hope to the hopeless.
He said Flame TV would present programs which include, but not limited to the 700 Club, Turning Point International, One Cubed Naija, 700 Club Nigeria, and Superbook.
Oisamoje who informed that Flame TV Channel would be launched formally on March 3, 2023, and will be available on all free-to-air decoders and the AVO TV app available on Google Playstore and iOS stores, said it can also be watched on their YouTube Channel-@flametvonline or via our website- www.flametv.tv.
His words, “It gives us immense joy to be here today to witness the launch of Flame TV, a family-themed, faith-based TV channel that offers holistic programming for children, young people, and adults.
“As a platform, Flame TV is a channel that offers holistic programming for the whole family. With an extensive range of unconventional content, viewers can be assured of entertainment like never before.
“As an organization, Flame TV is a subsidiary of CBN Africa, which is popular for its family oriented and values-based TV programming which preaches hope to the hopeless. Some of these programs include, but not limited to the 700 Club, Turning Point International, One Cubed Naija, 700 Club Nigeria, and Superbook.
“CBN Africa also executes humanitarian and development programs to better the living conditions of the local population. Through its humanitarian arm (Operation Blessing), CBN offers relief supplies (medications, clothing, blankets, toiletries, furniture, etc.) to hospitals, correctional centers, orphanages, and victims of natural disasters and armed conflict in Nigeria, as well as scholarships for HIV/AIDS orphans.
“The network’s focus is on family-friendly entertainment, as well as educational and inspirational content that uplifts and inspires lives.
“Suffice it to say that our general operations are guided by excellence, creativity, integrity, openness to ideas, and forward thinking.
“Furthermore, we’d like to take this opportunity to inform you that our Channel, Flame TV, will launch on March 3, 2023, and will be available on all free-to-air decoders and the AVO TV app available on Google Playstore and iOS stores.
“Flame TV can also be watched on our YouTube Channel-@flametvonline or via our website- www.flametv.tv.” he stated.
While commending Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) for their support, Oisamoje urged all to watch the channel to get clean fun that is uplifting and inspiring.
The event was attended by Director of Production Services, Michael Echoi, Humanitarian and Disaster Relief Manager, Rev. John Kalma, Director of Programs: Comrade. Austin Ekanem, Director of Finance, Rev. Mali Audam, senior journalists and CBN Staffers.
