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Newspaper from 1994/09/13

Sure, I'd be happy to help! The text discusses the political situation in Nigeria, specifically the cancellation of the 1993 presidential election by General Brahim Babangida, the military ruler of the country. The text states that the election was initially considered free and fair, but Babangida aborted the process and appointed a new government. The article also highlights the negative impact of the military rule on the country, including the lack of progress and the focus on personal gain rather than the well-being of the citizens. Additionally, the text mentions the tension between the northern Muslim elite and the southerners, particularly the former military ruler Babangida. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of supporting democracy in Nigeria and calling for international support to further the cause.

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Sure, I'd be happy to help! The text discusses the political situation in Nigeria, specifically the cancellation of the 1993 presidential election by General Brahim Babangida, the military ruler of the country. The text states that the election was initially considered free and fair, but Babangida aborted the process and appointed a new government. The article also highlights the negative impact of the military rule on the country, including the lack of progress and the focus on personal gain rather than the well-being of the citizens. Additionally, the text mentions the tension between the northern Muslim elite and the southerners, particularly the former military ruler Babangida. The article concludes by emphasizing the importance of supporting democracy in Nigeria and calling for international support to further the cause.

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