June 12, Tinubu’s honour and the tragedy of Sambo Dasuki, By Mohammed Dahiru Lawal

Every June 12, Nigeria reflects on the deeply painful memory of the 1993 presidential election, which was annulled by military authorities, robbing Chief MKO Abiola of his democratic mandate. The article focuses on the legacy of this event and its impact on contemporary politics, highlighting the honor associated with Tinubu as a key figure in the struggle for democracy. It also delves into the personal and political tragedy of Sambo Dasuki, a former national security advisor, shedding light on the complex and often tumultuous nature of Nigeria’s political landscape. This day serves as a reminder of the nation’s ongoing struggle for genuine democracy and the sacrifices made along the way.