Moshood Kashimawo Abiola won the mandate of the
people on June 12, 1993, when Nigerians of all walks of
life shunned religious and ethnic affiliations to cast
their votes for him.
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However, the election, which is still regarded as
the freest and fairest in Nigeria, was annulled by
the then military president, General Ibrahim
Babangida.
adegokblog.com brings the full results of the election.
MKO Abiola won in 19 states and the Federal
Capital Territory, while his opponent, Bashir
Tofa, won in 11 states.
Recall that NAIJ.com previously reported that
President Muhammadu Buhari announced that
June 12 would be celebrated as the new
Democracy Day.
The president also announced that the late Chief
Moshood Abiola who was adjudged the winner of
the cancelled June 12, 1993 election will be
posthumously awarded the highest Honour in
the land, GCFR.
See full results below:
people on June 12, 1993, when Nigerians of all walks of
life shunned religious and ethnic affiliations to cast
their votes for him.
A bank account in 4 min?
It takes 4 min to open a savings account right on your
phone and get your account number!
Ad
However, the election, which is still regarded as
the freest and fairest in Nigeria, was annulled by
the then military president, General Ibrahim
Babangida.
adegokblog.com brings the full results of the election.
MKO Abiola won in 19 states and the Federal
Capital Territory, while his opponent, Bashir
Tofa, won in 11 states.
Recall that NAIJ.com previously reported that
President Muhammadu Buhari announced that
June 12 would be celebrated as the new
Democracy Day.
The president also announced that the late Chief
Moshood Abiola who was adjudged the winner of
the cancelled June 12, 1993 election will be
posthumously awarded the highest Honour in
the land, GCFR.
See full results below:
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