SECRET EXPOSED! What People Who Killed My Father Wanted In Nigeria – MKO Abiola’s Son
Abdul Abiola, one of the sons of the late renowned politician, MKO Abiola, has claimed that some international and local forces were behind the death of his father.
Naija News reports that Abdul stated this on Saturday while featuring on Seun Okinbaloye’s ‘Mic On’ podcast.
Recall that Abiola was the acclaimed winner of the 1993 presidential election, which former military Head of State, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida. (IBB) annulled.
According to Abdul, those responsible for the death of the formeost businessman were comfortable with the late Sani Abacha becoming Nigeria’s president.
He explained that Abiola was killed due to some of the policies he wanted to introduce in Nigeria and Africa if he emerged as President of Nigeria.
He said, “A team of people worked against Abiola because he had announced that he would declare daily barrels of oil when he becomes president.
“There were a few forces against Abiola and they were okay with Abacha becoming president. Remember Abiola went to America without a passport (remember the famous no passport), he was the only man allowed to enter US without a passport.
“He went to meet Clinton and I’m sure he would have been looking at him like you want to bring democracy to Africa? Democracy is only good for them, but they would impose dictatorship across the world, yet they claim to be the democratic world. It’s a sham.”
In other news, the founder of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, has revealed that both local and international criminal organisations, which he described as “mafia”, made several attempts to sabotage his $19 billion refinery project located in Lagos State. Speaking at the Afreximbank Annual Meetings, Dangote likened the oil cartels to a mafia stronger than the drug mafia hell-bent on maintaining their grip on the industry.
“Well, I knew that there would be a fight. But I didn’t know that the mafia in oil, they are stronger than the mafia in drugs. I can tell you that. Yes, it’s a fact,” he said. Dangote, who described himself as a fighter, disclosed they “tried all sorts” to stop him. “But I’m a person that has been fighting all my life. You know, so I think
it’s part of my life to fight,” he said. He added, “As a matter of fact during the COVID period, some of the international banks really were looking forward to making sure that they push us into default of our loans so that the project will just be dead.
