JUNE 12; NIGERIANS ARE SUFFERING FROM THE SINS OF THESE 12 FATHERS

Uncovered: The genuine performers of June 12 (Photos) 

– 23 years after, Nigerians are as yet commending the June 12, 1993 race, which was purportedly won by Moshood Abiola 

– The race was later repealed by the then head of state, General Ibrahim Babaginda Here are 12 identities required in the June 12 catastrophe. 

Arthur Nzeribe On June 10, 1993, Nzeribe attempted to stop the decision, depending on a court request which his gathering, Association for Better Nigeria (ABN), got from late Justice Bassey Ikpeme of Abuja High Court. ABN was known not star Babangida. 

Babagana Kingibe 

Babagana Kingibe was Abiola's running mate. It was the first run through Nigeria would have a Muslim/Muslim presidential ticket. Reports had it that Kingibe never trusted that a southerner would be president. 

 Bashir Tofa He was Abiola's primary challenger. His running mate in the race was Sylvester Ugoh, one time legislative head of the previous Central Bank of Biafra. Tofa later joined the decision All Progressives Congress (APC), and turned into an individual from the gathering's leading body of trustees. 

Ibrahim Babangida 

General Ibrahim Babangida was the head of state who invalidated the june 12 race. He was allegedly near the acclaimed victor of the race, Abiola. IBB is as of now an individual from the PDP, made a few endeavors to return as a non military personnel president, however did not succeed in picking the ticket of his gathering. Till date, IBB has is yet to give a direct reply on the June 12 issue. 

John Oyegun John Oyegun the present national administrator of the APC was then a chose non military personnel legislative head of Edo state on the SDP stage, amid the move to majority rule government propelled by Babangida, and served from January 1992 to November 1993, when Abacha proclaimed him needed. He went on outcast yet joined the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), which crusaded energetically against the military. 

Ndubisi Kanu He was selected legislative leader of Imo state in March 1976 however sometime down the road joined the genius majority rule government development and assumed a main part in the disturbance for the actualisation of June 12. He was the director of NADECO. In spite of serving Babangida, he portrayed his administration as "the time when things began to turn out badly, with progressively brought together control" Believed to be the champ of the repealed June 12 race. Moshood Abiola was tossed into detainment for proclaiming himself as president after the administration of Sani Abacha declined to reestablish his order. 

Doyin Okupe was a chieftain of the NRC in 1993 and had apparently complimented some of his SDP partners for their triumph in the race. All of a sudden, the story changed, and Okupe later told Nigerians that IBB trained Tofa not to acknowledge rout. He is a previous helper of ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo, and previous Goodluck Jonathan. 

Sani Abacha Described as a military tyrant, Abacha constrained Ernest Shonekan, leader of the break national government, to venture down after scarcely three months in office. He tossed his adversaries into detainment. Numerous fled the nation, while some composed a monstrous battle against his legislature from inside. He followed Abiola after the legislator announced himself as president. Abiola was blamed for conspiracy and captured. He was kept for a long time. He later kicked the bucket in force. 

Tom Ikimi 

Tom Ikimi was the director of the NRC. Much the same as Tofa, he declined to acknowledge that his gathering lost the 1993 decision. He even talked in a way recommending that he was in backing of the dissolution of the decision results. Ikimi later served as outside undertakings pastor in the organization of Sani Abacha. Ikimi, who is an establishing individual from the APC, lost his offer to be the gathering's executive. He along these lines left, yet not without making a tempest. 

Tony Anenih 

Tony Anenih was administrator of SDP. Anenih did as such much for his gathering, yet the story changed after the cancellation. He took the cancelation in great destiny, and this earned him so much reactions. Anenih is a conspicuous chieftain of the PDP and previous clergyman of works. 

Humphrey Nwosu 

Humphrey Nwosu was the executive of National electorcal commission (NEC) which directed the June 12 race which is likewise portrayed as free and charge. In front of the 1993 decision, the commission presented alternative A4 voting framework and the open vote framework. Contrasted with the past, Nwosu's race saw a noteworthy advancement: the presentation of a decision checking bunch. 3,000 eyewitnesses participated in the across the country exercise