Why Ibrahim Babangida annulled the June 12, 1993, Presidential Election

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  • čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
  • The June 12, 1993, presidential election should have ended with Nigerians celebrating the end of another military dictatorship.
    Instead, the citizens were faced with a new and more dangerous phase of military rule as Nigerian Head of State, General Ibrahim Babangida and his cronies, in a flimsy attempt to disguise the continuation of their regime, annulled the elections, implemented a so-called interim national government, and postponed the military's exit from politics.
    Babangida’s manoeuvrings did not only betray the Nigerian voters, who in the June 12 elections had overcome ethnic, religious, and regional rivalries in an effort to rid themselves of military rule but, tragically, brought such rivalries back to the political foreground.
    The intention of General Babangida and his allies to disallow civilians a significant voice in government was proven by the brutal reaction of his military and security forces to the outcry which followed the annulment of the June 12, 1993, presidential election.
    One month after the annulment in July 1993, over a hundred demonstrators were believed to have died in pro-democracy demonstrations.
    Hundreds of human rights and pro-democracy activists, labour leaders, journalists, students, and workers were arrested in months to follow, without access to their families, defence counsel, or doctors, despite court orders granting their release on bail.
    Media houses were proscribed, a number of journalists were detained while some were declared wanted by security agents.
    New restrictive press regulations were decreed, thereby reneging on the promise Babangida had made in August 1985 after sacking the Muhammadu Buhari regime.
    In this video, we shall take a look at...why General Ibrahim Babangida annulled the June 12, 1993, presidential election. The aftermath of the annulment, and the intrigues, causes and effects of the June 12 crisis. #HistoryVille #June12 #IbrahimBabangida
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    Video Credits: Nigerian History Channel, Adeyinka Makinde
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    00:00 Intro
    02:34 What led to the June 12, 1993, Presidential Election?
    07:39 The Pre-Transition Coup
    11:07 Effects of the annulment of the June 12, 1993, Presidential Election
    18:18 Opposition to the Interim National Government
    22:34 Attacks on Nigerian Pro-Democracy Activists
    24:02 Attacks on the Nigerian Press
    27:30 Lessons of the annulled June 12, 1993, Presidential Election
    29:47 Next Video

Komentáře • 109

  • @HistoryVille
    @HistoryVille  Před 3 lety +2

    Watch *Ibrahim Babangida: The Untold Story of an Evil Genius* here: czcams.com/video/Op6nB5R-hOI/video.html

  • @taiwoolaniyi6343
    @taiwoolaniyi6343 Před 2 lety +10

    History ll never forget or forgive Babangida

    • @ademolaibalogun4438
      @ademolaibalogun4438 Před rokem

      I pray God Punish him and his entire generation for what he did to that country!

  • @user-dq3zg6or2n
    @user-dq3zg6or2n Před 29 dny

    we want mko. mko was sincerely wanted. mko man of the people, man that can relate, man that will strike a conversation after spending on philanthropic endeavour, philanthropic is his ways and profession.

  • @wilsoniloh4161
    @wilsoniloh4161 Před 3 lety +9

    May God deliver Nigerians from the grip of the military opression.

    • @youssefcamara3916
      @youssefcamara3916 Před 2 lety +3

      Honestly! I am Guinean by birth but the arrest and murdered of MKO and his late wife Kuderatu was a terrible tragedy for Nigeria and west Africa. Very sad.

    • @michaelajayi8546
      @michaelajayi8546 Před 2 lety

      How 🤔

    • @shollyjeck5613
      @shollyjeck5613 Před 2 lety

      @@michaelajayi8546 which one is how…. Read history and understand

  • @Psalmshymnandspiritualsongs

    Thank you History Ville

  • @akinyemiayomide2837
    @akinyemiayomide2837 Před 3 lety +2

    Lovely one historyville. Kudos

  • @sayyid8901
    @sayyid8901 Před 3 lety +1

    Great and informative video!👍🏾

  • @rockyjralfa9074
    @rockyjralfa9074 Před 3 lety +3

    Awesome 🤩. I love historyville

  • @kelvinhardy6711
    @kelvinhardy6711 Před 2 lety +2

    This young brotha ,( put together some of the best damn African documentaries)! I'm hook on this channel!

  • @DejiTalker
    @DejiTalker Před 2 lety +5

    May IBB continue to suffer for what he did to this country, amen.
    I'd love to see Abacha when he grasped for breath. What a great sight to behold!

  • @mosesogundipe1629
    @mosesogundipe1629 Před 3 lety +3

    This is so insightful 👏

  • @kolawoleyakubu3072
    @kolawoleyakubu3072 Před 3 lety +2

    Very insightful.... Although I was quite young then but vividly remember the post june 12 election in Abuja because of the proximity of my house then to berger junction in wuse Abuja

  • @solasoul33
    @solasoul33 Před 2 lety +3

    I remember heading to school in the riots with our green leaves

    • @solasoul33
      @solasoul33 Před 2 lety

      We forgot to one the first day and they broke the window

  • @bankoleogundero9446
    @bankoleogundero9446 Před 2 lety +1

    Hmm... Great research. It's good to know your history. Unfortunately, history is always repeating itself because a lot of this still sounds familiar today. :(

  • @niyiogunro
    @niyiogunro Před 3 lety +9

    MKO even with all his shortcomings would have made Nigeria a real giant Today it really hursts my soul. As a business man with multiple industries he woulda diversified our economy and would greatly reduced our oil dependency. Only God know why but it hurts my soul anytime I ponder it 😔

    • @nobs997
      @nobs997 Před 3 lety +5

      Are you a mind reader to know what he would have done? He did not have a track record of being selfless

    • @adikwuocholi9284
      @adikwuocholi9284 Před 3 lety +5

      He was a business man who acquired wealth through shady dealings with the military. I'm not trying to Vilify MKO but we'll never know if he would've made a good president

    • @tahirsuleiman7368
      @tahirsuleiman7368 Před 3 lety +4

      This has always been the dream for any one who attempted to rule the country but never had the opportunity...bro they r all the same ..he might be good but once he grab the power mantle,he wl also b corrupted

    • @el-sig2249
      @el-sig2249 Před rokem

      @niyi ogunro So with all the allegations of ITT (International Thief Thief as Fela called it) you still think he'd have been so excellent?! Well, you're free to have your own opinion.

    • @niyiogunro
      @niyiogunro Před rokem

      @@el-sig2249 exactly allegations. Maybe we shouldn’t take the word of an entertainer as facts

  • @ruthokubanjof6406
    @ruthokubanjof6406 Před rokem

    Babangida shall not go unpunished. But His judgment is in the hands of God. He is the most righteous judge.

  • @UncleCle
    @UncleCle Před 3 lety

    Good info

  • @abiolausman9971
    @abiolausman9971 Před 3 lety

    Interesting

  • @el-sig2249
    @el-sig2249 Před rokem +2

    The video gives alot of facts but doesn't actually say why the polls where annulled.

    • @anneijeomaevans2675
      @anneijeomaevans2675 Před rokem +1

      Exactly. The video's title should be 'How the elections were annulled."

  • @theroof6491
    @theroof6491 Před 3 lety +3

    Thank you!! I’ve always wandered why the election was annulled

  • @mmentertainment3149
    @mmentertainment3149 Před 3 lety

    Holy mmmmmmmmoly

  • @BIGTIME-BIGBOYS
    @BIGTIME-BIGBOYS Před 3 lety +7

    Nigeria’s problems would have been solved if one able minded soldier rose up and finished all those so called generals like Rawlings did in Ghana.Babagida by far is the man who destroyed Nigeria.

  • @bertramnnamdi5499
    @bertramnnamdi5499 Před 2 lety

    June 11 - june 12 and the conquer of leave am mka i do am for u as me na u may dey do am and the feelings say eh no b any gum

  • @Kanoemirate
    @Kanoemirate Před 3 lety +11

    The Name Hausa Fulani was coined by the Lagos Ibadan media axis and it’s a problem. Hausas are culturally distinct from Fulanis. Just like Yoruba Igbo isn’t a thing.

    • @classiczexp7584
      @classiczexp7584 Před 3 lety +2

      Majority of southerners don’t know anything about the north, even a so called history channel is saying hausa-fulani

    • @Kanoemirate
      @Kanoemirate Před 3 lety +7

      @@classiczexp7584 that’s why it’s always good to report honest news. There are intermarriages between Hausas & so many tribes in the. Fulanis overthrown Hausa Monarch during Danfodio’s Jihad. Since then they assimilated Hausa culture, but Nomadic Fulanis(the majority) still have their culture distinct from Hausas. I’m happy that News report & some Nnamdi Kanu’s messages are unmasking who is who in the North.
      The banditry, herdsmen & even Bokoharam terror are led by people that are entirely Not Hausas. I hope Hausa will rise up and reclaim what’s theirs.

    • @kunle009
      @kunle009 Před 3 lety +7

      But only few of you condemn them openly and in clear terms. For example, PMB is a Fulani man but how many Hausa people openly criticize him constructively on trivial issues. You can't keep being friends with a "Supposed" enemy and expect people to believe you're distinct. It's as simple as that.

    • @florencenwafor8595
      @florencenwafor8595 Před 3 lety

      @@kunle009 lovely response!!!

    • @classiczexp7584
      @classiczexp7584 Před 3 lety +1

      @@kunle009
      We are just distinct and please fulanis are not our enemies.
      I don’t know why most of you people generalize crime to a particular tribe, if all millions of fulanis are into banditry and kidnappings Nigeria would be in turmoil.

  • @abimbolafisher3421
    @abimbolafisher3421 Před 2 lety

    17:40-17:59 Hmmm...Na wa o

  • @2jand
    @2jand Před 2 lety

    Ibb never granted an open apology, but the media still making him important. Shame...

  • @ikeisaac4323
    @ikeisaac4323 Před 2 měsíci

    Did I hear we want "M.K.HOO" ha..ha.. I thought his initial was M.K.O.

  • @edirindafe1210
    @edirindafe1210 Před 2 lety +1

    IBB is a criminal
    he should be in jail for his crime
    he will live to regret that decision
    till now the country is still paying heavily for the annulment of june 12

  • @FredericFreedom
    @FredericFreedom Před rokem

    30 years later a d we are still in the same mess. A disgrace

  • @dabankamanu2333
    @dabankamanu2333 Před 2 lety +1

    Babangida is a vampire. His killing of his bossom friend Maman Vastan, under the guise of the latter staging a coup, was barbaric. Babangida is a living disappointment.

    • @lyndan3946
      @lyndan3946 Před rokem

      Wait at a point… i tot he was late 😮

  • @osarobomike
    @osarobomike Před 3 lety

    June 12. Elections the victory of late MKO the annulled of the election was a set back to Nigeria Democratic system of ñigeria may God almighty containue to bless ñigeria amen

  • @femiidowubrazil3262
    @femiidowubrazil3262 Před 3 lety +2

    He Babangida is already paying the price of his evil work he did in Nigeria which was now called the Zoo. He has to hear and see by what he has done before he died

    • @tanimudandama6443
      @tanimudandama6443 Před 3 lety +1

      Foolish

    • @philipfrancis3357
      @philipfrancis3357 Před 2 lety

      Zoo zoo. Didn't you listen to theb report, that it was an Igbo person that applied to the court for an order to annul the elections?

  • @madubukomadubuko1719
    @madubukomadubuko1719 Před rokem

    Ridiculous!!!

  • @innocentagbo2855
    @innocentagbo2855 Před 4 dny

    Not Hausa Fulani but Fulani oligarchy hegemony. Hausas asked the Fulanis to leave because they are the problems of Nigeria. IBB and Abacha should be blamed for over threw of the interim government.

  • @cityuka3293
    @cityuka3293 Před rokem

    Please I like to hear your news, How are the Igbo and Biafras different. All the people there are Igbos and that means that all the people people there are terms try.

  • @NwobaOgbonnayaAmos
    @NwobaOgbonnayaAmos Před 6 měsíci

    This the did that brought Nigeria domocrecy mess.

  • @yinkoos
    @yinkoos Před 3 lety +1

    No doubt Abiola won the election but if Babangida Should hand the country over to a Yoruba man? In the end they were made to concede to Obasanjo in order to foster reconciliation.

  • @leoifediba3355
    @leoifediba3355 Před 2 lety

    MKO was a coup financier, he benefitted immensely financially from the khaki boys. He thought his closeness to the army boys especially IBB would guarantee him an accent to the Nigerian presidency. The northerners who controlled the army, and even the northern emirs did not want a power shift to the south. To add to that, some key figures in the south sold out Abiola, most notable the late Ooni of Ife who was also a business partner of the late emir of kano Ado Bayero.
    Conduct your own research.
    Even Fela the abami eda was no fan of MKO, hence the song I.T.T (International Thief Thief) which was a multinational that MKO headed in Nigeria.
    Had the same election been won by a northern candidate, power would have been transitioned to civilian rule from the military because power would have remained with the Northerns.

  • @frankrex923
    @frankrex923 Před rokem

    He annulled it because he had an agreement with abacha to hand over to him,

  • @kellyoku
    @kellyoku Před 2 měsíci

    Evil man Babangida 🎉

  • @classiczexp7584
    @classiczexp7584 Před 3 lety

    Hem kay ho

  • @Lenner34
    @Lenner34 Před 3 lety +1

    Side question: Are Yorubas largely Christian or split between the two faiths ?
    Im SS and have never gotten a clear answer on this issue. Anyone with the answers ?

    • @abdurrahmanabubakar98
      @abdurrahmanabubakar98 Před 3 lety +2

      The yorubas are split into two with a lot of religious intermarriage occurring amongst them.

    • @jamesogundare6307
      @jamesogundare6307 Před 3 lety +4

      Yoruba's are more traditionalist - Traditions and culture comes first before any religion. Christianity and Islam are secondary to Yoruba traditions and we are split among Christianity; Islam and Traditional worshipers.

    • @Lenner34
      @Lenner34 Před 3 lety

      @@abdurrahmanabubakar98 thank you Rahman.

    • @Lenner34
      @Lenner34 Před 3 lety

      @@jamesogundare6307 oh ok. traditionalist in the social and identity sense yea ? Not so much on the actual rites ?

  • @godwinayoola5808
    @godwinayoola5808 Před rokem

    The evil man, all those useless people ruling Nigeria was unable to govern their family.
    Just ask them one by one if any of their family had any good history in Nigeria before and after them.
    Did you ever know anybody bearing all this name before. Babangida, Abacha, Buhari, El Rufai etc no good family name.

  • @timiolufemi1315
    @timiolufemi1315 Před 3 lety

    He ruined Nigeria with that action

  • @ayodelefashe2484
    @ayodelefashe2484 Před 3 lety +1

    IBB how market????? God has already judged you and your household😁

  • @FirstLast-es2to
    @FirstLast-es2to Před 2 lety +1

    Your voice of recording is just low, pls speak louder, soro soke .

    • @FaFa-fl1kh
      @FaFa-fl1kh Před 2 lety +1

      I guess you have a faulty device

    • @babagodnoni9656
      @babagodnoni9656 Před 2 lety +1

      Them no dey use shout talk Nigeria matter, u go get headache

    • @babagodnoni9656
      @babagodnoni9656 Před 2 lety

      @@FaFa-fl1kh not that fam, Nigeria matter no deserve loud voice

    • @MexyLogistics
      @MexyLogistics Před 4 měsíci

      What’s there to speak louder😂😂..he is narrating in a sad tone 😢

  • @johnsonadekunle7675
    @johnsonadekunle7675 Před rokem

    I remember this pretty much because my dad was one of the electoral officers that conducted the June 12 election. It caused him great pain to see the election annulled. As for Babangida, as long as God lives, his lineage shall live by bloodshed. The curse will remain with them for multiple generations and they shall be slaves to slaves.

  • @KIRSTYVALENTYN
    @KIRSTYVALENTYN Před 3 lety +1

    there are reasons why the elections were annulled, June 12 is gone... let Nigerians let it rest .. the future is where to go.. LET THE SLEEPING DOG LYE"

    • @michaelajayi8546
      @michaelajayi8546 Před 2 lety +1

      Have you ever been to Nigeria or you are just talking out of the side of your mouth ? 🤔.

    • @anneijeomaevans2675
      @anneijeomaevans2675 Před rokem

      'Let it rest' is the attitude that has ruined Nigeria. Why on earth should the freest and fairest election in Nigeria's history be annulled? Just like that. 2023 is proving to be a repeat and would play out. When does this disaster end?

  • @babangidanzegwu1476
    @babangidanzegwu1476 Před 3 lety

    Who's MKO?

    • @LadyDiuto
      @LadyDiuto Před 3 lety

      Moshood Abiola

    • @mugabezion5763
      @mugabezion5763 Před 2 lety +2

      Who is your father?

    • @michaelajayi8546
      @michaelajayi8546 Před 2 lety +1

      I found it funny that the reporter traveled far to not know who mko was

    • @babangidanzegwu1476
      @babangidanzegwu1476 Před 2 lety

      @@michaelajayi8546 lmao. I found the question funny as well.
      Perhaps the reporter knew the name "Moshood, but not the initials MKO"

  • @freddairo1
    @freddairo1 Před 2 lety

    IBB should be sh*t