SERAP gives Buhari 48 hrs to withdraw threat to sanction Daily Trust, BBC

In a July 30 letter signed by SERAP Deputy Director, Kolawole Oluwadare, the organisation said, “The media has the duty to impart information and ideas on issues of public importance. If carried out, the threat to sanction the“Media houses and journalists ought to be given the room to determine how best to present information of public interest, especially information about the growing violence and killings across the country.

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Does he even know what is happening in the country or feel the pulse of the people he claims to be leading? Nonsense!

Can these set of people even be called ministers, just imagine

This what we called freedom

He must not only be called, he must be sued..L.I.E.D Muhammad

Shame on minister of information and culture, he should tell his boss to do the needful

Lai and garba shaho arn't serious They seek parmission not people's solution

try harder PMB may not be aware of who Lai is. May not have heard any threat except yours ☺️

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