MKO LETS RING THE PEACE BELL: 15 YEARS AFTER AN EMPIRE CRUMBLE A CALL FOR PEACE 12-12-12 |
The event is powered by BishopChestnut, Mr. Nigeria Universe, Bella Naija, Jide Odukoya and the Nigeria Media. The Theme is 12-12-12 June 12, 12am and 12pm.
PROFILE OF MKO
Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola (August 24, 1937 – July 7, 1998), often referred to as M. K. O. Abiola, was a popular Nigerian Yoruba businessman, publisher, politician and aristocrat of the Egba clan. He ran for the presidency in 1993, and won, but remained President-Elect till his death, as he was denied his mandate when the election results were annulled by the preceding military president Ibrahim Babangida.
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Chief MKO Abiola's memory is celebrated in Nigeria and internationally.
June 12 remains a public holiday in Lagos and Ogun states. There are also remembrance events arranged across Nigeria.
MKO Abiola was known for his charisma and for being a man of the people. As a prominent social activist, democratic freedom fighter, and successful business figure, the continuing support for MKO Abiola is part of his legacy. MKO Abiola Stadium was named in his honour. There were also calls for posthumous presidential recognition.
side note : even if you can't ring at 12a.m (-__-) you can still do it at 12p.m.
can't wait to hear the sound of the tinkling bells.
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M.K.O was as corrupt as many politicians in his Era, we shuold stop makin him out to be a matyr when in reality his only redeemin factor was the fact that he was oppressed by pple even more vile in the eyes of Nigerians than he was! This man is said to have sponsored or supported several coups in his tym.... He was part of the cacus of pple who benefited from d sufferin of d masses nd was all snug nd cozy with the military until they stabbed him in the back! HE wasn't a Good man!
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