Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has labeled the 1966 military coup, the subsequent counter-coup, and the June 12, 1993 election annulment as Nigeria's 'black days.' In a recent address, he emphasized the detrimental impact these events had on the nation's democratic progress and stability. Obasanjo urged Nigerians to reflect on these historical moments to understand the importance of maintaining democracy and unity. He highlighted the need for collective efforts to prevent history from repeating itself. The former leader's remarks come at a time when Nigeria is facing various socio-political challenges. His call for unity and remembrance aims to inspire current and future generations to uphold democratic values.
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