He spoke at the weekend during at the Ikeja Lagos residence of the late business mogul.
Family members and children of the late Abiola observed the Sallah celebration with laughter and music.
The atmosphere was brightened by the birthday ceremony organised by Abiola’s second son from late Kudirat, Alhaji Jamiu Abiola.
Two of Jamiu’s children, Amne and Assydeen, turned five and one respectively.
Lekan Abiola, the eldest son from the late Kudirat reacted to the July 12 acquittal of former Chief Security Officer (CS0) to General Sani Abacha, Major Hamza al-Mustapha and a former Protocol Officer to the late MKO, Alhaji Lateef Shofolahan, from the death sentence earlier proclaimed on them for killing his mother.
He said: “We have forgiven them though the judgment goes a long way to show that this country needs a lot of help and divine intervention. There is not much we can do except pray that God comes to the aid of this country.”
He added: “As Muslims, we have to accept whatever happens to us, the good and the bad. My mother was killed, she has gone, she is not going to come back for any reason again, whoever was involved would receive their punishment one day no doubt about that.
“We have, however, left the judgment to God; we do not have any animosity towards anybody. If according to human law, the Nigerian law, they are said not to be guilty, then so be it.
“One may escape human judgment but the judgment of God is still there. We harbour no anger any longer.
“When we first heard the judgment, we felt bad, but with the passing of days and then the fasting period, we have left everything to God.” Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Let your conscience judges you. However, the main judgement comes from Almighty Allah; the owner of us, and the proprietor of the universe.
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