Airtel Nigeria, has assisted a young man, Joseph Ogwuche, a sole
survivor of a ghastly motor accident that claimed the lives of members of his
entire family, rendering him forlorn and homeless, reports ITRealms.
The telco also provided support for two kids, Hosea and Iswu
Gajere, victims of a hit- and-run accident.
These two inspiring stories will be the focus this Sunday, 14th
February 2016 on Africa Magic Channel 151 by 7.30-8.00pm, as the on-going Airtel Touching Lives
enters episode 5. Viewers will see how Airtel offered practical support to
Ogwuche and the Gajere children.
ITRealms gathered that repeat shows will be televised on Africa
Magic Family 154 on Saturdays 8pm
to 8.30pm; Africa Magic Urban on Thursdays 7.30pm to 8.00pm; AIT on
Sundays by 6.30pm
to 7pm; NTA on Wednesdays by 8.30pm to 9.00pm and Arewa 24 TV on
Sundays by 7.00pm to 7.30pm.
Last weekend in episode 4, relief came to the Salisu kids in the
north who lost father and two mothers when their mud house collapsed, exposing
all the children to severe hardship and homelessness. In the story, which is a
follow-up on the season 1, Airtel fulfilled its promise by building a
three-bedroom bungalow for the children.
Also in episode 4, Airtel promised to bankroll the much needed
heart surgery of both Hannah and Moses Enakrakpor, who were confronted with
life-threatening heart problems since their parents lacked the financial capacity.
Since it started airing five weeks ago, the Touching Lives Season
2 programme has featured highly motivating and inspiring stories. Apart from
touching the lives of beneficiaries, the programme has been promoting the
spirit of giving, self-sacrifice and love among Nigerians.
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