The June 12 before June 12: A trajectory of the Nigerian struggle, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf
…the ‘Ali-Must-Go’ uprising laid the concrete foundation for confronting military rule in Nigeria. The formation of NANS and the various struggles it waged from 1981 to 1993 contributed significantly to demystifying the military, and developing the psychological basis for the opposition to confront and combat the military despots. Yesterday, Friday, 12 June marked the thirty-third […] The post The June 12 before June 12: A trajectory of the Nigerian struggle, By Ahmed Aminu-R
The article discusses the historical context of Nigeria's struggle against military rule, highlighting events preceding the current June 12 commemoration. It points to the 'Ali-Must-Go' uprising as a foundational moment in challenging military governance. The formation and activism of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) from 1981 to 1993 are credited with demystifying the military. These efforts helped build the psychological resilience needed to oppose military dictators. The piece reflects on the long-term impact of these past struggles on Nigeria's democratic journey. It suggests that the current June 12 holds significance rooted in this historical trajectory. The author, Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf, provides an analysis of this evolution.
Understanding the historical context of democratic struggles, like those discussed in relation to June 12, is crucial for appreciating Nigeria's ongoing democratic development and the sacrifices made.
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