Talk:1993 Nigerian presidential election

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Highlight into the 1993 Presidential Election edit

Highlight into the 1993 Presidential Election

The 1993 Presidential Election conducted by Nigeria's first Military President, General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida [IBB]... Since the powers that were could not rig the election in the field, it was rigged (annulled) within the cleft of the rock (Aso Rock). Despite such ignoble act, all, including IBB, adjudged the election as the "Truest and Fairest election ever conducted in the history of Nigeria.

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