General Sani Abacha died on this day — June 8, 1998.
The day you left, the West — America, Britain, and their Nigerian agents — rejoiced.
They popped champagne and sold Nigerians a bold lie:
“Abacha is the problem. Remove him, and paradise will follow.”
But 27 years later, the truth is staring us in the face:
Abacha wasn’t the problem — Abacha was the shield.
Under your watch:
A mudu of rice was affordable.
A dorica of rice or beans was N45.
A loaf of bread was N20 — and it could fill you.
Even N5 had meaning and dignity.
Today? N5 is a joke, an insult, a symbol of failure.
*The naira didn’t collapse* *— leadership* *did.*
*You cut taxes and* *protected the poor.*
They taxed everything that breathes and gave the people nothing.
You said NO to the IMF.
They said YES, and sold Nigeria for cents on the dollar and collected commissions.
*Today, insecurity is our* *daily bread.*
*Over 7 million Nigerians* *sleep in IDP* *camps.*
*Over 5,000 villages have* *fallen to terrorists.* Kidnap
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