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Nigeria: Tinubu, 1st Lady, Other Dignitaries Attend Premiere of Mko Abiola Documentary in Lagos

The documentary examines the June 12 annulment and Abiola’s detention, with Nile Entertainment set to distribute it nationwide in cinemas.

  • On Thursday, President Bola Tinubu attended the national premiere of the MKO documentary at the Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts in Lagos, marking Nigeria's 66th Independence Anniversary.
  • The film chronicles the life and legacy of Moshood Abiola, focusing on the 1993 presidential election and its annulment by the military government, which became a watershed moment in Nigeria's democratic history.
  • Nigerian-American filmmaker Ose Oyamendan directed the 108-minute project, which combines archival footage with first-hand accounts from former military leaders Ibrahim Babangida and Olusegun Obasanjo.
  • Following the premiere, the documentary opens in cinemas nationwide on Friday, October 2, aiming to make the historical account accessible to younger Nigerians who did not experience the June 12 crisis.
  • Oyamendan stated the documentary provides an opportunity for Nigerians to reflect on democratic development 33 years after June 12, with Tinubu having "risked his life, livelihood and his family's safety" standing with the people's mandate.
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Naija News - Nigeria News broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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