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Why National Human Rights Commission Condemned Closure of Radio Station

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Why National Human Rights Commission Condemned Closure of Radio Station

The National Human Rights Commission has condemned the closure of Badeggi Radio Station in Niger State by Governor Mohammed Umar Bago.

The Commission described the closure as a suppression of press freedom and an affront to democracy.

The government’s decision to shut down the radio station without due process is a violation of the right to freedom of expression.

The Governor should have channelled concerns about the radio station’s operations through the appropriate authority.

The Governor should reopen the radio station and respect press freedom.

The government should protect journalists and media freedom, foster a culture of tolerance, and support independent media.

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The Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC) should carry out its statutory mandate while media practitioners should be professional in their jobs.

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