Here are 12 personalities involved in the June 12 tragedy.

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Arthur Nzeribe

On June 10, 1993, Nzeribe tried to stop the election, relying on a
court order which his group, Association for Better Nigeria (ABN),
got from late Justice Bassey Ikpeme of Abuja High Court. ABN
was known to be pro-Babangida.

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Babagana Kingibe

Babagana Kingibe was Abiola’s running mate. It was the first time
Nigeria would have a Muslim/Muslim presidential ticket. Reports
had it that Kingibe never believed that a southerner would be
president.

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Bashir Tofa

He was Abiola’s main challenger. His running mate in the election
was Sylvester Ugoh, one time governor of the former Central
Bank of Biafra. Tofa later joined the ruling All Progressives
Congress (APC), and became a member of the party’s board of
trustees.

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Ibrahim Babangida

General Ibrahim Babangida was the head of state who annulled
the june 12 election. He was reportedly close to the acclaimed
winner of the election, Abiola.
IBB is currently a member of the PDP, made several attempts to
return as a civilian president, but did not even succeed in picking
the ticket of his party. Till date, IBB has is yet to give a
straightforward answer on the June 12 issue.

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John Oyegun

John Oyegun the current national chairman of the APC was then
an elected civilian governor of Edo state on the SDP platform,
during the transition to democracy launched by Babangida, and
served from January 1992 to November 1993, when Abacha
declared him wanted.

He went on exile but joined the National Democratic Coalition (NADECO), which campaigned vigorously against the military.

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Ndubisi Kanu

He was appointed governor of Imo state in March 1976 but later in
life joined the pro-democracy movement and played a leading
Role in the agitation for the actualisation of June 12.

He was the chairman of NADECO. Despite serving Babangida, he
described his regime as “the time when things started to go
wrong, with increasingly centralised control”.
Believed to be the winner of the annulled June 12 election.

Moshood Abiola was thrown into detention for declaring himself
as president after the regime of Sani Abacha refused to restore his
mandate.

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Doyin Okupe

Okupe was a chieftain of the NRC in 1993 and had reportedly
congratulated some of his SDP counterparts for their victory in the
election.
Suddenly, the story changed, and Okupe later told Nigerians that
IBB instructed Tofa not to accept defeat.

He is a former aide of ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo, and
former Goodluck Jonathan.

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