USA Contact Address: 25521 Lincoln Ave Unit 49, Hemet, CA. 92544
Nigeria Station Location: Owo/Benin Expressway, Owo, Ondo State, Nigeria
Ibadan Studio: Lane 2 #28 Oluyole Estates, Ibadan Oyo State, Nigeria
Nigeria Contact Phone: +2348145891984 USA Contact Phone: +13102921147
CCN Radio & TV is building one of West Africa’s most trusted public‑interest media platforms—delivering civic education, public‑safety information, community journalism, and empowerment programming to populations across Nigeria and the global diaspora. Your partnership helps us expand a modern African broadcast network rooted in integrity, service, and global standards. Your investment of $50,000 for a 5% ownership stake with this venture will directly strengthen our ability to deliver trusted public‑interest information, deepen democratic participation, enhance community safety awareness, and expand a modern African broadcast network built on global standards with streaming applications designed to reach the diaspora audience around the world. After two years of prayer, planning, personal sacrifice, with Emmanuel Adetula own financial investment, this project is now in its final stage. The facilities, equipment, and infrastructure and 80 ft high mast tower are already in place to fully go on air from September 2026. " $50,000 for 5% ownership stakeholder.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to build one of West Africa’s most trusted media platforms—operating CCN Radio and Television—to deliver civic education, public‑safety information, and promotion of political and economic freedom, strong civil society, human rights, and rule of law. Giving platforms to democratic activists working towards the advancement of democratic goals and strengthening of democratic institutions. We provide reliable public‑interest content that deepens democratic participation, amplifies youth and women’s voices, strengthens community safety awareness, and serves underserved populations. Through modern broadcast infrastructure, global‑standard production, mobile apps, and streaming services, we are a contemporary African media network designed to engage audiences in Nigeria and across the Africa continent and the global diaspora.
Millions of people where CCN RADIO is located lack access to credible, timely, and actionable public‑interest information. Misinformation, insecurity, limited civic awareness, and weak community‑media infrastructure contribute to low democratic participation, increased vulnerability to public‑safety threats, and reduced community empowerment. Youth and women—who represent critical voices in national development—remain underrepresented in mainstream media. There is an urgent need for a trusted broadcast platform in CCN Communities that delivers verified information, strengthens civic engagement, and amplifies marginalized voices. In Nigeria our goals is to work with citizens to expand freedoms, strengthen accountability, and cultivate a new generation of civic leaders, especially among Gen Z. Our programs is designed to align with Nigerian reformers strengthened legal protections for free expression, We would engage in investigative reporting and trained emerging political leaders to reinvigorate democratic engagement in Nigeria building regional solidarity across geo- political zones. Voices of Commonsense will keep civic voices alive under growing constraints amid rising geopolitical competition, engaging the people voices to reinforce democratic resilience and helped ensure that Africa’s resources and institutions serve its citizens, not external powers.
CCN Radio & TV is building one of West Africa’s most trusted public‑interest media platforms—delivering civic education, public‑safety information, community journalism, and empowerment programming to populations across Nigeria and the global diaspora. Your partnership helps us expand a modern African broadcast network rooted in integrity, service, and global standards. Your investment of $50,000 for a 5% ownership stake with this venture will directly strengthen our ability to deliver trusted public‑interest information, deepen democratic participation, enhance community safety awareness, and expand a modern African broadcast network built on global standards with streaming applications designed to reach the diaspora audience around the world. After two years of prayer, planning, personal sacrifice, with Emmanuel Adetula own financial investment, this project is now in its final stage. The facilities, equipment, and infrastructure and 80 ft high mast tower are already in place to fully go on air from September 2026. " $50,000 for 5% ownership stakeholder.
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to build one of West Africa’s most trusted media platforms—operating CCN Radio and Television—to deliver civic education, public‑safety information, and promotion of political and economic freedom, strong civil society, human rights, and rule of law. Giving platforms to democratic activists working towards the advancement of democratic goals and strengthening of democratic institutions. We provide reliable public‑interest content that deepens democratic participation, amplifies youth and women’s voices, strengthens community safety awareness, and serves underserved populations. Through modern broadcast infrastructure, global‑standard production, mobile apps, and streaming services, we are a contemporary African media network designed to engage audiences in Nigeria and across the Africa continent and the global diaspora.
Millions of people where CCN RADIO is located lack access to credible, timely, and actionable public‑interest information. Misinformation, insecurity, limited civic awareness, and weak community‑media infrastructure contribute to low democratic participation, increased vulnerability to public‑safety threats, and reduced community empowerment. Youth and women—who represent critical voices in national development—remain underrepresented in mainstream media. There is an urgent need for a trusted broadcast platform in CCN Communities that delivers verified information, strengthens civic engagement, and amplifies marginalized voices. In Nigeria our goals is to work with citizens to expand freedoms, strengthen accountability, and cultivate a new generation of civic leaders, especially among Gen Z. Our programs is designed to align with Nigerian reformers strengthened legal protections for free expression, We would engage in investigative reporting and trained emerging political leaders to reinvigorate democratic engagement in Nigeria building regional solidarity across geo- political zones. Voices of Commonsense will keep civic voices alive under growing constraints amid rising geopolitical competition, engaging the people voices to reinforce democratic resilience and helped ensure that Africa’s resources and institutions serve its citizens, not external powers.
After 2 years of Emmanuel Adetula own financial investment, this project is now in place. Mast Tower 80ft high now on site.
Voices of Commonsense is a 12‑month civic education and empowerment radio initiative designed to strengthen democratic participation, reduce misinformation, and amplifies community voices in Owo, Ondo State. Nigeria. Through weekly radio programs, youth journalism training, town‑hall broadcasts, and partnerships with civil society, the project will reach an estimated 550,000 listeners across Ond State and in Nigeria
The program aligns with CCN Radio Station priorities promoting good governance, media literacy, youth and women engagement, and community resilience.Our programs include women-centered safety broadcasts, child-protection awareness campaigns, community reporting platforms, and partnerships that amplify the voices of vulnerable groups to strengthen civic participation, media literacy, and youth engagement in Owo through community‑focused radio programming.
1. Increase civic knowledge among 200,000+ listeners through weekly educational broadcasts.
2. Train 120 young people in journalism, fact‑checking, and radio production.
3. Establish 52 weekly town‑hall radio dialogues with community leaders, women’s groups, and youth.
4. Reduce misinformation by producing 48 fact‑checking radio segments.
5. Promote women’s participation by featuring 40 women leaders and experts on-air.
6. Our radio station will reach an estimated 550,000 listeners across Owo and surrounding communities covering about 30 kilometers radius with our antenna capacity on our 80 feet Mast tower , we are projecting to reach through social media platform millions of Nigerians across the country
Project Activities
1. Weekly Civic Education Radio Program
· 52 episodes
· Topics: governance, elections, rights, responsibilities, public health, security, entrepreneurship
· Includes expert interviews and call‑in segments
2. Youth Journalism & Media Literacy Training
· 4 training cohorts (30 youths each)
· Skills: reporting, interviewing, audio editing, fact‑checking ethics
· Includes mentorship by U.S. media professionals virtual sessions)
3. Women’s Voices Amplification Series
· 40 women leaders featured
· Focus on entrepreneurship, leadership, education, and community development
4. Weekly Town‑Hall Radio Dialogues
· Live broadcasts with community stakeholders
· Themes: governance, security, youth health, community etc.
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