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tracychelsea13:
On 22 October I had the misfortune of listening to the programme called Brekete on Human Rights Radio and it turned out to one of my worst journalistic experiences ever particularly because I am Lagos-based.

I have nothing against the programme or the presenter but it’s time that some reform is introduced to the show. The programme which is supposed to help resolve human rights cases turned out to be more dehumanizing and embarrassing to say the least.

The presenter of the programme who is referred to as an ordinary president was obnoxious in his carriage, his presentation and even in his reaction to those who he is supposed to help.

It looks more like he set out to humiliate those who thronged his programmme daily. From what I hear, this ordinary president has a large audience and that is very frightening. His bullying tactics and larger than life approach made his programme repugnant.

What shocks me even more is the total disregard for journalism ethics. Having worked in both broadcast and print media, I know how a radio presenter should compose himself and what can be said on air.

During the programme on 22 October, Ordinary Ahmed referred to one of his ‘victims’ and a victim of Human Rights abuse as a tuberculosis patient just because the person was coughing on air. If he were a trained journalist, he would know that some people get nervous on air and could be shaking uncontrollably from the stage fright, others can cough to gain confidence while some exude eccrine glands.

He later then tried to explain that the person coughing should go and clear his throat before coming back into the radio studio.

But not him, he ordered the people he was supposed to help like they were slaves. He shut them down while they answer questions at will and ultimately makes the final decision on what the verdict should be. He lacks decorum and professionalism and should not be allowed to air a programme especially if children are listening on their way to school.

They will think that is the norm, they will think that talking arrogantly and shouting other people down is the norm.

It’s also worthy to note that on 22 October he began by eulogizing the late Chief Justice of Nigeria Idris Kutigi who he pointed out had corrected him in the past for his carriage and failed knowledge of the law.

I wonder what will happen if ordinary president is given real powers through a government appointment or via election, it will be nothing short of having the military back in full swing.

Again, I reiterate that I have nothing against ‘ordinary president’ but he needs to reform himself and restore journalism ethics. The fifth estate of the realm is not supposed to bully, humiliate and talk down people it should help.

Journalists are the voice of the voiceless and not the oppressors of the oppressed. He needs to treat people with respect and listen to them when they answer. Not every is eloquent but once you’ve brought people to your programme listen to them and call on the right authorities to investigate cases instead of brandishing going to the courtroom like it’s a beer parlour or hotel.

I also hope his listeners can help make him a better person instead of accepting his below par journalistic attitude on radio. It would make Nigeria a better place.

God Bless Nigeria

go and sit down. Who has your journalism ethics help in nigeria. Ahmed may have his own weakness as a man but believe me if we have more people like him in this country things will be good. Infact i see jealous in your eyes or your hand is not clean.

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i think atiku need madam NG to represent him during presidential debate because osibanjo will represent buhari loloooooo

i love adesina. who cares if igbo get vp or not. i prefer senat position than vp. vp is ceremonial in nature. who vp help. i choose okonjo iweala, adesina or obi

MrMystrO:
Saraki is someone i admire for his intelligence, but also very aware that he's someone who cares more about protecting his personal interests and we do so at any expense.. Even at the expense of the masses. Anyway, he's not getting the presidential ticket, Tambuwal is. And so the concern should be if he would be going back to the Senate or not.

how and when did he betray you or anyone