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MKO 

Moshood Abiola wins Nigeria's freest election, only for the military to jail him. When U.S. diplomats arrive to negotiate his release, he is served tea, and dies.
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Moshood Abiola wins Nigeria's freest election, only for the military to jail him. When U.S. diplomats arrive to negotiate his release, he is served tea, and dies.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Ose Oyamendan
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:O2A Media

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