At Least 40 #EndSARS Protesters Remain In Jail Since 2020 As Nigerian Government Suppresses Human Rights – Amnesty International

  Global human rights body, Amnesty International, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari's government was characterised with media and journalists suppression, violation of activists’ freedom of expression and peaceful assembly . The AI stated this in its 2022 report where it pointed out that the National Broadcasting Commission suspended some broadcast stations and programmes for alleged violation of broadcast code.

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