Ms Okereke added that the gains of democracy would only be sustained if citizens worked together to build the nation.
According to him, democracy guarantees citizens the right to choose their leaders.
The Kebbi chapter of the African Democratic Congress has described the June 12, 1993, presidential election as a symbol of Nigerians’ struggle for justice, free and fair elections.
The president of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has called on Nigerians to embrace unity, vigilance and active participation in nation-building.
In 2025; 32 years after, IBB publicly admitted that the late Mr Abiola won the June 12, 1993 presidential poll.
‘Farewell to Poverty’ was MKO Abiola’s 1993 campaign slogan. Three decades later, 133 million Nigerians are multidimensionally poor.
Mr Abdulrahman argued that poverty and widespread insecurity further showed that democracy had failed him and millions of other compatriots.
Mrs Tinubu said that the late Doyin carved a path of excellence and courage for many Nigerian women in media and public service.
“Benue state accounts for the highest death toll of 6,896,” Amnesty International said.
“We highly value the openness of our Nigerian partners, constructive dialogue, and shared focus on tangible outcomes,” Mr Podelyshev said.
