June 12

Kola Abiola to Buhari: You have succeeded in shaving my father’s hair in his absence

“My late father used to say: ‘you can’t shave a man’s head in his absence’ but Mr. President, have just succeeded in shaving MKO’s head behind him.'

Buhari: On behalf of the Federal Government, I apologise to Abiola’s family

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has apologised to the family of Moshood Abiola, for the injustice done to the late politician...
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Ego won’t allow IBB apologise publicly for annulling June 12 election, says Abiola’s daughter

TUNDUN Abiola, daughter to the Late M.K.O Abiola, says Ibrahim Babangida, former military Head of State, has apologised to...

The good and bad of Buhari’s June 12 declaration

Buhari’s move can be likened to that of a dubious politician who arrives a polling booth with the offer of cash for the electorate.
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The meaning of June 12

In sum, June 12 means more than Abiola to me. If you confuse June 12 with Abiola, you are missing the point. June 12 brought out the best in us.

June 12 commemoration: Grammatical blunders in Buhari’s official statement

There were at least 10 grammatical errors in the statement issued by President Buhari to declare June 12 as Democracy Day in Nigeria.
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