They Will Burn In Hell Forever!’ – Jamiu Abiola Calls For Divine Justice On His Parents’ Killers

In an interview with Punch, Jamiu argued that probing Babangida or others linked to the annulment of the June 12, 1993 election is unnecessary, as many key figures involved have passed away. “So many years have passed, and most of the good and bad actors in the June 12 tragedy are no longer alive,” he stated.

He noted that the ideal time for such a probe would have been during former President Olusegun Obasanjo’s second term when Nigeria’s democracy was more stable, and those involved could still provide firsthand accounts.

For those seeking deeper insights into the annulment and its aftermath, Jamiu recommended his book, The President Who Never Ruled, which details the political intrigues surrounding the historic election. “The book will let you know exactly what happened and why it happened,” he said, urging readers to approach history with a mindset of truth rather than vengeance.

Jamiu emphasized that the best way to honor his late parents, Moshood and Kudirat Abiola, is not through political probes but by fostering national unity and patriotism. “The best way to compensate our family is for Nigerians to embrace the spirit of June 12, 1993—rejecting tribalism and religious divisions while electing leaders,” he said.

He called on Nigerians to work toward a united nation in line with President Bola Tinubu’s call for national cohesion. “By doing this, Nigerians will heed President Tinubu’s call to shun ethnicity and transform Nigeria from a country into a true nation,” Jamiu added.

While he acknowledged the significance of posthumous honors for his parents, he believes their greatest reward lies beyond this world. “Any worldly honor given to them is welcome, but it is only a drop in the ocean compared to what they are enjoying now,” he concluded.