Human Rights Radio and Television station, Brekete Family, has announced the suspension of its broadcast activities in protest against the detention of some minors in connection with the #EndBadGovernance protests.
The management of the media house announced this in a statement posted on X on Monday.
“Human Rights Radio and Television (Brekete Family) shuts down partially in protest of the Nigerian government’s detention of underaged children.
“This decision reflects our deep commitment to defending the rights of the vulnerable and holding authorities accountable,” the statement read.
The radio station, located in Abuja, is popular in the capital city and neighbouring states, notably because of its morning flagship programme hosted by the owner, Ahmed Isa, fondly called Ordinary President.
In the city, the radio station is one of the most influential media outlets, particularly for its flagship programme called “Brekete Family” which serves as some…
