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Nigeria's House of representatives has asked its committees on Justice, Rules and Business to advise the House on the proclamation by president Buhari declaring June 12 as Democracy Day.

June 12, 1993, presidential election was conducted and annulled by the Armed Forces Ruling Council headed by General Ibrahim Badamosi Babaginda.

Bill seeking the declaration of June 12 as Democracy Day scales second reading in Reps.

Nigerian Senate passes June 12 Bill, five others.

In 1998, shortly after the death of Chief M.K.O. Abiola in prison, Toyin Okanlawon, along with other students of the Obafemi Awolowo University, took to the streets to protest the passing of the winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election. However, what was meant to be a peaceful protest soon turned into a bloodbath as security agents opened fire on the protesters. Many lost their lives, while some ended up losing a limb or two at the operating theatre.

June 12 struggle: Northern governors in the second republic recount ordeal.

Veteran Journalists like Babafemi Ojudu, Kunle Ajibade, Seye Kehinde and others have shared their experiences in the hands of the military.

June 12 is not only about the annulment, but it was also about the history when Nigerians said no to military dictatorship.

Yahaya Bello meets Buhari, speaks about June 12.

Nigeria, with an estimated population of about 200 million people, celebrates 21 years of returning to democratic rule on what is now known as inauguration day today June 12. GuardianTV takes a look at how far and how well the Nigerian democracy has come after 21 years after returning to civil rule.

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Nigeria, with an estimated population of about 200 million people, celebrates 21 years of returning to democratic rule on what is now known as inauguration day today June 12. GuardianTV takes a look at how far and how well the Nigerian democracy has come after 21 years after returning to civil rule.