Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission & The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company

Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission: The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission, through its chairman Brendan Carr, threatened repercussions against The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company and its affiliates if Jimmy Kimmel was not punished for his remarks, and later applauded the boycotts by Sinclair Broadcast Group and Nexstar Media Group.

The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company: The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company (owned by The Walt Disney Company) suspended Jimmy Kimmel and later brought him back to national airwaves, but faced continued boycotts from affiliates. The company is in ongoing discussions with Sinclair Broadcast Group regarding accountability and feedback.

Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission: The Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission has open lawsuits against several news organizations, indicating a broader pattern of the Donald Trump administration's actions against the media.

The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company: The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company is facing open lawsuits from the Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission, as part of the Donald Trump administration's aggressive stance against media outlets.

The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company: The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company suspended and then reinstated 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' after public and regulatory pressure, highlighting its role in media censorship debates.

The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company: ABC, owned by The Walt Disney Company, suspended 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' and faced threats to its broadcast license from the Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission.

The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company: The Walt Disney Company — American Broadcasting Company suspended 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!' indefinitely due to comments made by Jimmy Kimmel regarding Charlie Kirk's death, facing pressure from Nexstar Media Group and the Nigeria — Nigerian Communications Commission.