REVEALED: Kola Abiola reveals what his mother told MKO Abiola about Babangida

Wife of MKO's advice about Babangida

Kolawole Abiola

Kola Abiola, the primary child of the late government official, Moshood Abiola, has uncovered that his mom, Simbiat Atinuke Abiola, did not need his dad to challenge the presidential decision while military ruler, Ibrahim Babangida, was still in the seat. 

As indicated by him, it was Mrs Abiola's desire that MKO, as he was affectionately called, held up until the point when the political labyrinth of the then military was over before wandering into the attack to challenge the presidential decision. 

Mr Abiola, who talked while including on the program, Political Stew, on TVC, in Lagos, said it was anyway not genuine that his mom advised his dad not to keep running for president as generally announced. 

MKO is the assumed victor of the June 12, 1993 presidential decision. The decision was dropped by the Babangida organization even before the appointive body finished up the declaration of the outcomes. 

was later captured by the Abacha autocracy when he pronounced himself as president. His sudden demise happened soon after the death of Sani Abacha in 1998, exactly when it appeared his discharge was up and coming. 

President Muhammadu Buhari as of late perceived his forfeit, announcing June 12 Democracy Day and presenting on him the national respect of Grand Commander of the Federal Republic(GCFR). 

"In spite of what is out there, my mom never advised my dad not to run or get into legislative issues," Mr Abiola said amid the meeting. 

He said his mom was worried in regards to the "timing" and was not especially against his aspiration to end up president. 

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