Toba Owojaiye reporting
Abuja, Nigeria
In an unprecedented move, Human Rights Radio, popularly known as Brekete Family, suspended its broadcasts this Monday in protest against the arrest and detention of minors involved in the recent #EndBadGovernance protests.
This suspension, initiated by the station’s founder and host, Ahmed Isah, more popularly known as Ordinary President, is a show of solidarity with the detained youths and a stand against what Isah described as unjust treatment.
Truth Live News can confirm thatvHuman Rights Radio has become a powerful voice in Abuja and surrounding areas, with a dedicated audience that spans across Nigeria. Known for its unique approach to addressing social and legal issues affecting ordinary Nigerians, Brekete Family’s reach goes well beyond traditional radio. Operating at 101.1 FM, the station is broadcasted across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and neighboring states, reaching millions of listeners daily. Its primary program, Brekete Family, combines elements of talk radio, investigative journalism, and social justice advocacy, creating a platform for the voiceless and marginalized in society.
The Size and Influence of Brekete Family
The Brekete Family program attracts a large and diverse audience from all walks of life, who tune in for its direct, no-nonsense approach to pressing social issues. The program’s popularity has only grown with its embrace of digital platforms; live broadcasts are streamed online through social media channels, including Facebook and YouTube, where the show garners thousands of viewers each day. This allows the program to reach an even broader, international audience, with Nigerians in the diaspora actively engaging with the show.
Brekete Family’s influence among the masses is also reflected in its engagement with government agencies and public figures. Isah, often called the Ordinary President, has garnered respect from many officials, who frequently appear on the program to address citizens’ complaints. His commitment to holding public offices accountable and addressing issues such as corruption, police brutality, and social injustice has turned Brekete Family into a central hub for public discourse and grassroots advocacy.
Social Impact and Public Support
The Human Rights Radio shutdown in protest over the minors’ detention has sparked a wave of solidarity and discussions across Abuja and beyond. Supporters of the station are sharing messages online and organizing for the release of the detained youths. This isn’t the first time Break
