Nigerian Vice President Osinbajo's Law Firm To Offer Free Legal Services To Human Rights Radio : Brekete Family

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The Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo has donated his chamber for free legal services to the Brekete Family

Brekete Family is a radio program on Human Rights Radio, 101.1 fm Abuja that offers FREE advocacy and humanitarian services to Ordinary and poor Nigerians

The announcement was made by the Founder of the Brekete Family and CEO of Human Rights Radio, Ordinary Dr Isah Ahmed on Friday, September 27, 2019, during a live broadcast of the Radio program

The Vice President was guest on the Brekete Family program sometimes in October 2018 where he interacted with Nigerians and took complaints directly from Nigerians who called in during the Program

The Brekete family has a Liaison officer from the office of the VP who is a regular guest in the program.



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