By Ugoji Egbujo
Recently, many have seen the ghost of Sani Abacha. And they have cried aloud.
After the annulment of the June 12 elections, chaos ensued. Gen Babangida stepped aside. As Shonekan’s Interim Government (ING) wobbled under the June 12 pressure, Abacha dispatched emissaries to Abiola who had dashed into exile. Abacha promised to restore hope. Nobody should have believed him, but being credulous from hopelessness, they said he was a man of his word. They hoped Abacha would renew Hope. Hope 93 was Abiola’s slogan.
