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The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project has asked President Bola Tinubu to immediately cancel a recent order from the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) that they say is illegal and a threat to press freedom.
The group asked the President to tell the Minister of Information, Mohammed Idris, and the NBC to take back the notice in a letter dated April 18, 2026, and signed by its Deputy Director, Kolawole Oluwadare.
“The NBC’s notice is a dangerous attempt to impose prior censorship on the media and stifle legitimate journalistic expression,” SERAP said.
The group also asked the government not to censor broadcast stations or Nigerian journalists, including presenters, ahead of time and to let them do their constitutional duties without interference.
The request comes after the NBC sent out a formal notice on April 17, 2026, saying that there had been more violations of the Nigeria Broadcasting Code and warning stations not to do things like express “personal opinions,” allegedly threaten guests, or fail to remain neutral.
In response, SERAP said that these kinds of rules are unclear and against the law. They also said, “The Nigerian Constitution and international human rights law protect both the absolute right to hold opinions and the qualified right to express ideas of all kinds.”
It went on to say, “Journalistic opinion is protected speech.”
The group also criticized Section 1.10.3 of the Broadcasting Code, saying, “This is prior restraint that wrongly keeps out commentary, analysis, and value judgments, which are the heart of journalism and democratic discourse.”
SERAP said that the NBC’s use of vague and broad rules could lead to arbitrary enforcement and stop important reporting, especially before the 2027 general elections.
“The threat of punishment for vague behavior makes journalists and broadcasters less likely to do their jobs, which goes against constitutional protections,” the group said.
It said, “We would be grateful if the recommended measures are taken within 48 hours,” and warned that not doing anything could lead to legal action. “SERAP will take all necessary legal steps to make sure that your government and the NBC comply if we don’t hear from them by then.”
SERAP also asked the NBC to change parts of the Broadcasting Code so that they are in line with international and constitutional human rights standards.
