The National Alliance for Reconstruction (NAR) was a political coalition formed in the early 1990s in Nigeria. It aimed to promote democratic governance and economic reform following years of military rule. The alliance brought together various political parties and civil society groups to advocate for a peaceful transition to democracy. NAR played a significant role in the 1993 elections, supporting the candidacy of Moshood Abiola. However, the elections were annulled by the military government, leading to widespread protests and political unrest. The alliance's efforts highlighted the struggle for democracy and the importance of civil society in Nigeria's political landscape.