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Channels TV Journalist Seeks Urgent Medical Assistance for Cancer Treatment

adminadminFebruary 26, 2025 2560 Minutes read0
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By JKNewsMedia 

A HEALTH crisis has disrupted the career of Bukola Joe-Oketunbi, a respected journalist with Channels Television and a member of the League of Airports and Aviation Correspondents (LAAC).

She has been battling breast cancer since last year, requiring urgent financial assistance for critical treatment.

Joe-Oketunbi, widely known for hosting Aviation This Week, a programme that became a staple for industry stakeholders, has faced additional challenges due to a past accident that affected her mobility.

Despite undergoing several treatments that have cost millions of naira, her condition necessitates further surgery and medical care.

She is therefore soliciting support from well-meaning Nigerians to urgently help her continue treatment and improve her chances of recovery.

Contributions can be made to:

Adebukola Oketunmbi
First Bank: 2028442297 onestly bel

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