mko abiola
Although he may have been acquitted and be walking freely after years in jail,…
Although Abacha died of a suspected heart attack, many conspiracies have emerged over the circumstances surrounding his sudden death.
Ovation for Basorun Dele Momodu at 60: 6 precepts from the life of ‘A de k’ilu mo’ – By Kunle Bakare
Only a few people we knew – personally and publicly – qualified to be decorated…
On Thursday May 7, 2020, the Nigerian media was awash with reports of the…
Justice Saleh, who until his death held the title of ‘Matawallen’ of Katagum Emirate in Bauchi was announced dead after a brief illness on May 7.
The Federal House of Reps is set to amend the Public Holidays Act in honour of June 12.
Buhari says Nigeria cannot rewind the past but can at least assuage her feelings.
The Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi III, was in attendance at the ceremony.
The statue of late Chief MKO Abiola has been unveiled today.
People of Nigeria, exactly one year ago, you turned out in your millions to…
On Saturday June 12 1993, millions of Nigerians went to exercise their civic duty in…
But for Babangida, Abiola would have been Nigeria’s democratically-elected president.
May 29 will no longer serve as the official Democracy Day in Nigeria.
Babangida’s belief that Nigerians would ignore his biography is wrong.
Babangida said he had reasons for annuling the election, but no one cares to listen.
A journalist recounts some of the events that surrounded the historic June 12 elections.
Abiola “encouraged a campaign of divide and rule among our ethnic groups”.