By Ed Malik, A | ed@ddnewsonline.com | posted november 4th, 2024

Nigeria’s Human Rights Radio, home to the popular ‘Brekete Family’ program, suspended its operations on Monday as a mark of solidarity with minors detained in connection with recent #EndBadGovernance protests across country.

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This action, led by the station’s founder, Ahmed Isah, who is fondly called the “Ordinary President,” was intended to draw attention to what he described as unjust treatment of the youths involved.

Isah has expressed deep concerns over the detentions, describing them as a violation of the rights of young Nigerians who are calling for change.

Brekete Family has built a unique place in Nigeria’s broadcast landscape through its engaging, interactive format that empowers ordinary Nigerians to voice their concerns.

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Broadcasting on 101.1 FM and streaming through various social media channels, the program attracts a diverse audience from Abuja, nearby states, and even international listeners in the diaspora.

Its programming blends news, investigative journalism, social justice advocacy, and community-focused talk shows, making it a comprehensive platform for real-time discourse.

Isah’s commitment to accountability and justice has made ‘Brekete Family’ a powerful force in addressing social issues such as corruption, police brutality, and governance. Many government officials frequently appear on the show to respond to citizen grievances, underscoring the program’s impact and reach.

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The recent suspension of broadcasts in protest of the minors’ detention has sparked a wave of support across social media, with calls for their release and further dialogues around governance in Nigeria. This move continues ‘Brekete Family’s tradition of leveraging its platform for public advocacy and social justice.

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