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June 12: Volume 2: Sale of a Mandate (Episode #4)
| AUTHOR | Oshoko, Abraham |
| PUBLISHER | Independently Published (03/26/2023) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
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As pro-democracy groups led by Dr. Beko Ransome Kuti's Campaign For Democracy continue their protests in Lagos and all over the country, heavy military clampdown under General Sani Abacha continued, as he subtly worked towards capturing power. Meanwhile, in attempting to extricate himself from his political lockjump, IBB reached out to the leadership of the two political parties - NRC and SDP; After several underhanded dealings involving multiple Ghana-Must-Go bags, SDP that won the election and NRC, somehow reached a joint decision overnight on Wednesday 7th of July 1993, which was fully supported by General Shehu Musa Yaradua. Professor Omoh Omoruyi, completely helpless over Babangida's inconsistencies following the annulment, watched the charade of different "Consultative meetings" with traditional leaders from all over the country, while the Lagos group under General Abacha strengthened their grip on power, as they monitored the entire event closely...
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9798388595164
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English
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Page Count:
64
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51
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8.50 x 0.17 x 11.00 inches
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0.50 pound(s)
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US
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As pro-democracy groups led by Dr. Beko Ransome Kuti's Campaign For Democracy continue their protests in Lagos and all over the country, heavy military clampdown under General Sani Abacha continued, as he subtly worked towards capturing power. Meanwhile, in attempting to extricate himself from his political lockjump, IBB reached out to the leadership of the two political parties - NRC and SDP; After several underhanded dealings involving multiple Ghana-Must-Go bags, SDP that won the election and NRC, somehow reached a joint decision overnight on Wednesday 7th of July 1993, which was fully supported by General Shehu Musa Yaradua. Professor Omoh Omoruyi, completely helpless over Babangida's inconsistencies following the annulment, watched the charade of different "Consultative meetings" with traditional leaders from all over the country, while the Lagos group under General Abacha strengthened their grip on power, as they monitored the entire event closely...
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