Tinubu Didn’t Partake In The Early Pro-Democracy Resistance After June 12 Annulment – Sule Lamido

A former Governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido, has come out to accuse President Bola Tinubu of supporting the annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election.

He recently revealed that BAT was not even part of the early pro-democracy resistance that followed, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, Tinubu was a staunch supporter of General Ibrahim Babangida, the brain behind the June 12 election annulment, and his mother, Haija Mogaji, even took market women from Lagos to Abuja just to express their support for the decision.

He added that BAT only became a relevant political figure after Sani Abacha took over power.

His words, “Luckily, we were all alive. We were all there and participants in that affair of political history. I was in the middle of it.

Tinubu became relevant and noticeable after Abacha took over the government.

With all respect to him, he was part of those people who supported Babangida’s annulment of June 12.

He was part of them.

His own mother, Haija Mogaji from Lagos, organised the Lagos market women to Abuja to support Babangida.

I’m saying this because it is history. I mean no harm or disrespect.

“I feel highly entertained by Tinubu’s rhetoric. The way he is dramatising his own role in Nigerian democracy.

He was actively hand-in-glove with Babangida.

Tinubu, after being Nigerian president, decided to rewrite and deconstruct history. It is very amusing.

He was part of Babangida’s supporters on June 12.

It was when Abacha took over the government that Tinubu became the so-called activist of June 12.

All those NADECO (activists), where were they on June 11?

They were not part of the June 12 campaign and activities.

He was a major supporter of Babangida.

Tinubu ran away from the country.”

WOW.