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Sam Amadi has announced that he will officially unveil the Southeast Human Rights Bureau on July 23, 2026. According to him, the initiative is aimed at addressing the growing cases of human rights violations and what he described as increasing executive lawlessness across the Southeast. Sam Amadi

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