'Living in Bondage' sequel producer Charles Okpaleke spearheads social media challenge to raise N15 million for coronavirus victims
'Living in Bondage' sequel producer, Charles Okpaleke challenges 60 well-meaning Nigerians to raise N15 million for coronavirus victims.
The filmmaker shared a video on Instagram a few hours ago challenging media personality Toke Makinwa, celebrity photographer, George Okoro among others to support Play Network Africa in realising N15 million. He also confirmed his donation of N250,000 to start-off the challenge.
He wrote, "We want to raise 15 million to support NCDC and people who have been hit by the economic situation caused by this pandemic. All I need is 60 people".
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