Nigerians spoke better English in 1966 than today

@billyogah1494

4 жыл бұрын

Far far better n well constructed

@OFCnmezi

4 жыл бұрын

I prefer they spoke better Nigerian languages now than they did in 1966.

@Picture111

4 жыл бұрын

@@OFCnmezi Exactly..what is the big deal about speaking English?

@knightoyin6500

4 жыл бұрын

Cos they were well educated unlike most people today.

@Anedoje

4 жыл бұрын

Knight Oyin but English isn’t a measure of education just watch Chinese and Japanese people speak English and you will know that Nigeria’s love fetish view of English is highly wrong and is ultimately taking us nowhere

It’s a shame that Nigerian history is not taught compulsory in Nigeria schools at some point to every student from an objective nd unbiased perspective. All we have are the different accounts of people who are explain the history from their respective tribal point of view

Remembering Chukyuma Kaduna Nzeogwu, when soldiers were sti soldiers, thanks for this peace then I was six years old

Thanks heaps for the video. 🧡

Thanks for the history lessons and analysis

Oba Adeoye, you are a star for this, Sir. Thank you! Amazing view into the past.

Thank you for the brief history lesson

Thanks for the updates and bringing us back to that historic moments of Nigeria. Infact, I really enjoyed every bit of it. Please bring back the Stupid rotten Gowan's coup against Mohamed muritala. I remembered that was the only time I enjoyed being a citizen of Nigeria,,tho, it didn't last more than six months but it was the only time I enjoyed being a Nigerian.

@abdullahiedward1

3 жыл бұрын

It was Murtala who overthrew Gowon, not the other way around as you stated

That coup d'etat in 1966 left a scar in the North and south west. The scars of that coup d'etat is still fresh .

I wonder why this part in Nigerian history isn't thought in school.

@tubotrill4607

4 жыл бұрын

more split would have been. My spirit is agitated learning all these now, I'm only 15yrs.

@temitayoriliwan7438

4 жыл бұрын

What school did you go to

@hansroberts2574

3 жыл бұрын

@@temitayoriliwan7438 I never learned it-

@toyosi.s.4182

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂bruhh it is Military rule in government (a subject) I'm literally watching it cause I got exams on it

@asaprocky3747

3 жыл бұрын

And in Cameroon , it's one of our courses in high school

Now is the time such action is necessarily needed in that country. Hard guys who can sweep off all those criminals claiming to be Nigerian politicians just overnight.

Every time I watch these, I feel like I am watching a horror movie.

@osagieehizogie5713

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

God bless you. Thank you.

@obaadeoye

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you too

Back then I wasn't in the making I was still sleeping until 71. R.i.p to all those who lose their lives from the hands of the wicked heartless unGodly unholy ungrateful iniquities workers who cares about no one but themselves such a damn shame in the eyes of God😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢💔💔💔💔💔💔💔👉🙏👉👐👐👐👐👐👐👐👐👐👐😢

he who dwells on the past robs the present but he who forgets the past may very well repeat it in the future!

@milosavage7327

7 жыл бұрын

Mingo Tubman Hausa and Fulani are nomads with no intent of modernizing .they are so lazy

@mingotubman3790

7 жыл бұрын

Milo Savage there are lazy people all over the world... virtue is not hereditary! Though I didn't know the Hausa were nomads if so I blame it on the europeans featuring easy instigated mass upheavals throughout the land hundred of years ago.Thereby today that part of history has been forgotten by the modern society....

@mingotubman3790

7 жыл бұрын

talk2me9ja so the Ibo don't live on their own land area? or is this part of the left over british mechanisms?

@Boy_Gentle

4 жыл бұрын

Mingo Tubman ; words of wisdom

@thegeminiguy1065

4 жыл бұрын

Man that go to bed with itchy butt, wake up with stinky finger.

Nigerian history is the most bastardised. Usually told from tribal sentiment perspective.

@tentailmadara2500

5 жыл бұрын

Can you talk about your prespective or anyone you know

@youssefcamara3916

5 жыл бұрын

As a francophone of West African origin. This, in my opinion was the beginning of all evils in Nigeria. These poor gallant fools, changed Nigeria history for good. C'est absolument triste de la part d'un grand pays comme le Nigeria. Vraiment triste.

@themartinson

4 жыл бұрын

Chizoba Ani i swear

@Mayorthron

4 жыл бұрын

Thank God you noticed. I thought I was the only one who saw that.

@osazuwaogbeide1540

4 жыл бұрын

igbo people talk about tribes to much. igbo see there tribe before they see a black person

Russian. Для меня удивительным было, что наши советские войска (летчики на сколько я знаю) были за Нигерию, а не за Биафру...впервые я услышал об этом конфликте пол года назад, когда почитал "Половина желтого солнца". До этого я не знал про участие моей страны в этом конфликте и вообще, что такое было в Нигерии....побольше бы таких книг. Про Руанду знают многие, но их мало, а о Биафре не знает никто.

How odd is it that ironsi didn't execute those that tried to kill him, and then executed their plan for a unitary style of government

Read ''The last flight'' a well articulated book by Captain Auguste Okpe.

@kingsleyokoronkwo1338

3 жыл бұрын

Hello pls can you send me the pdf file of the book?

Il faut dire que le Nigeria a beaucoup souffert. Mais a appris de ses erreurs pour devenir aujourd'hui ce géant qu'on connait. Si tenté que des problèmes existent comme toujours. Soyez salués depuis la côte d'ivoire 🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮🙏❤️

Nigeria will never change

what do u expert on tunumbu tv

Loved it,

They didn’t label them as “....Igbo extraction but they labeled the retaliation coup as northern extraction”

@abdullahiedward1

3 жыл бұрын

They also referred to the Sardaun'as residence as a mansion, while all the others were sought out in their residences. There are other comments that indicate the authors bias as well., Including his comment abou.t the Unitary Government

@ahmadaliyu7206

2 ай бұрын

@@abdullahiedward1yeah very true

The people who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it. It's unfortunate. This is where we have found ourselves.

All this wicked story that are happening to us since britian came i thank yahweh by bringing nnamudi kanu out by telling us our problems and how to solve it

@larryholmes3566

4 жыл бұрын

Una won separate after desroyin 9ja

Afrika and Afrikans, will continue to fight against Injustice, History,shows as time passes the righteous, will rise and the unrighteous will fall, Afrika awaits it's creators. Creators of Pan-Afrikanism 🗣️🔥🗣️🦁🗣️♥️🗣️🖤

Problems of corruption are still there may God save our great Country Nigeria.

Lt Gen Chukwuma Nzeogwu ….actor Ironsi and present politicians…. Boss

Well, it's far worse today in Nigeria than then, corruption and extreme flamboyant and extravagance living amongst politicians, and the citizens are suffering and smiling when they are supposed to be living great lives due to all the resources God has blessed Nigeria with.

we are not to use past mistakes to judge present situations, we are in a dawn of a new era. the question here is , what are we doing now to correct those mistakes done by our fathers so that our younger generations to come wont be victims to negative circumstances.

Where is the future of the unborn? This is not us, but history to us. I wonder where it will lead us if we continue to think and work with this.

This is true, the coup e'tat in 1966 that supposedly was to overthrow the First Republic' government corruption, but it is was worsen for the new Nigeria's nation that until today it cannot relieve the huge problem and creating more resesment for the entire people. I hope it will change soon.

@chakazuluone

5 жыл бұрын

How can it change our course for the better when the Igbos who slaughtered Kings and leaders of other tribe and show no remorse and paid dearly for millions who died in the Biafra war, it was well deserved, you killed their Emir and kept trading and living with them in the North as if all is well, funny Igbos.

I will say as a friend you have started well. Keep the good works up and never mind the critics but use them as the energizing zeal to higher ground of success. God bless you

Too short... Many crucial facts are omitted

@illitrait

4 жыл бұрын

...abeg, let's be honest - as an historical piece, this is woefully inadequate and seriously lacking in substance. It is so poor that the author shouldn't even have bothered. Enough of the mediocrity. Na wa.

@thegeminiguy1065

4 жыл бұрын

@@illitrait You should do better then super producer. But you won't, you just talk big talk .

@illitrait

4 жыл бұрын

...no vex, @@thegeminiguy1065 - enough of the mediocrity.

@ayshbeny

3 жыл бұрын

He killed the honest lot. What would he do if he was here today?

@Reyex7

2 жыл бұрын

@@ayshbeny which honest lot? Illogical massive election rigging was the cherry on the sundae that led to the 1966 coup

please share with us, what you think has not been captured (or outright lies) in the mini feature. it was produced based on available public records and interviews with people who claimed to be around by then. Instead of exchanging insults, please let's make it more academic by adding information you think has been left out. Nigeria shall be great again!

@camachukwuemeka3333

6 жыл бұрын

based on which public records? you didn't quote any..interviews from two inconsequential men from a certain part of the nation? who ''claimed''....lol your journalism is quite laughable, what was said at the end of the interview..''no coupe changed Nigeria like nzeagwu'..says a lot, am not sure your reason for making this clip, but that statement says a lot..am above the level of the average Nigerian, mentally, spiritually and other wise...so for what ever reason this clip was made you know best...ill not decesnd to the quagmire, and bitter level of the average nigerian from which you seem to belong..shalom

@bennettosemeke2584

6 жыл бұрын

OBA Adeoye TV

@ibrahimhalilumohammed168

5 жыл бұрын

OBA Adeoye Your attempt at a documentary like this is commendable, but it has fallen far shot of the actual event that unfolded. Nine minutes is too short to narrate even a summary of what happened on 15 January 1966. I will advice you to meet all the personae dramatist that are still alive and gather data from them and do a balanced reportage, if you are doing it for the progress of the nation. If not you will only be opening old wounds that are yet to heal. All we know is that 5 Majors , 4 Igbos and one Yoruba, set out in the night of 15 Jan 66 to carry out a coup. At the end of their exercise, they killed civilian and military leaders of the; northern, western and mid-western regions of Nigeria and left the civilian and military leaders of the eastern region intact to go scot-free. That was what triggered the initial reaction against the Igbos. This is a fact no one can change. You can start your story from there. If your aim is to be objective.

@DerrickCNdu

4 жыл бұрын

Relying on word of mouth to produce "factual" content is quite inefficient. Especially when you do not take the time to include testimonies from all angles of the political spectrum at the time.

Well done .

My question is why did the military coup of 1966, lead to the massacre of Igbo civilians? How many coups have we had in Nigeria? How many were master minded by Housas ? Did they lead to the massacre of innocent Housa civilians? Even after the civil war, why so much massacre of Igbos? What use is one Nigeria, if I cannot live freely in every part of Nigeria?

@Emmylitus

7 жыл бұрын

Angelica kweku 1966 Coup was foolishly misinterpreted as Igbo Coup to rule the nation.

@Truth6598

7 жыл бұрын

Angelica kweku Stupid ibo man. When did the Yoruba or Hausa execute a coup based on tribal lines? Wasn't it the ibos that murdered the founding fathers of Nigeria, killed off the Hausa and Yoruba leadership, then installed themselves as the rulers of all three regions. And you're wondering why ibos were killed like chickens. This is why you people must leave Nigeria.

@fyenakoatoshi430

7 жыл бұрын

Emmanuel Nec.Cways 0p0p

@sanusiyahya5815

6 жыл бұрын

The igbos are traitors. why did shoot the first shot.

@dozienjoku6223

6 жыл бұрын

@@sanusiyahya5815 To save Nigeria, didn't you watch the video ?

if the 1966 coup was successful, Nigeria would have been a better place

@wahabodusola6484

6 жыл бұрын

Adaeze Eze , very true, but it was sabotaged. Hence the reason it wasn't successful. Aguiyi Ironsi didn't sleep at home that very night of the coup. I wonder who passed the information to him? Aguiyi Ironsi and Tafawa Balewa were the task that was given to Emmaunel Ifeajuna in Lagos, but unfortunately for him, he came up short.

@kingmaker1306

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@maharajabbas7148

6 жыл бұрын

I think you guys are crazy, simply because you dont know what the coup was folding you thinks it should have been better, may worse than rwanda. and are you saying God did not do justice as He decide to let it be the way it is now?? hypocrites are you

@mustaphatanimu

5 жыл бұрын

It's because you have no brains in your scull that is why

@mbaamaluhenry3030

4 жыл бұрын

Siphy Iphy u are right my 6sta but some fulls don't understand de reason

That coup should have happened now if we still had such selfless brave officers. The current fulanization could have been prevented. The recent retirement of several brigadier generals was an eye opener. How could we suffer so much security lapses with all those generals drawing salaries? No one knew we had so many useless generals.

@sundayokojaja8015

2 жыл бұрын

You no get sense at all.

Twisted history... The fact was that the coup was stopped by Ironsi and Ojukwu respectively... What a paradox...

major ifeajuna is the architect of the coup not nzeogwu. many believe its nzeogwu because he made the radio broadcast of the coup.

@thomastolani4895

5 жыл бұрын

You got it very wrong

Truth need to be said to those that views lifeless ones, let be one 9iga nothing to fight for, do your best and leaved the rest ,

They call it Igbo coup, but look at this: 1. Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu (Delta Igbo) 2. Major Adewale Ademoyega (Yoruba) author of "Why we struck" 3. Capt. G. Adeleke (Yoruba) 4. Maj. Ifeajuna (Igbo) 5. Lt. Fola Oyewole (Yoruba) author of "The reluctant rebel" 6. Lt. R. Egbiko (Esean) 7. Lt. Tijani Katsina (Hausa/Fulani) 8. Lt. O. Olafemiyan (Yoruba) 9. Capt. Gibson Jalo (Bali) 10. Capt. Swanton (Middle Belt) 11. Lt. Hope Harris Eghagha (Urhobo) 12. Lt. Dag Warribor (Ijaw) 13. 2nd Lt. Saleh Dambo (Hausa) 14. 2nd Lt. John Atom Kpera

@ademan47

5 жыл бұрын

where do you get. all these names. It is called an Ibo coup because in Lagos, the Fulani President was killed while the Ibo governor general was spared. In the regions, the only Hausa/Fulani premier and the only Yoruba premier were killed while the two Ibo premiers were not touched. neral

@nnaemekanweke9535

5 жыл бұрын

@@ademan47 you simply lack knowledge of history. A simple research will help to be informed.

@joeade333

5 жыл бұрын

@@nnaemekanweke9535 Why dont you simply respond to his assertion on why it is called an Igbo coup? Rather than question his knowledge capacity. He clearly stated some facts...(who was killed and who was spared).

@nnaemekanweke9535

5 жыл бұрын

@@joeade333 you are so dumb not to have heard in the video that the ones not killed out smarted the rampaging soldiers.

@nnaemekanweke9535

5 жыл бұрын

@@joeade333 you are insisting on calling it an Igbo coup thereby turning your obviously blind eyes against the list of other fellow that participated in the coup.

Allah Ya isa

honestly, this documentary could have been better...like wtf...it is so shallow, no critical analysis at all. 9 wasted minutes. That said, I think the Nation of Nigeria was started on the wrong foundation, there was no structure, no collective vision. Nothing binds us as a people, not even the first leaders had a common bond. they thought they did, until the British left and their differences were highlighted and every one sought their individual pockets. Until the foundation/structure of Nigeria is revisited and renegotiated, the status quo will never change. Period!

@p-tom

4 жыл бұрын

And data

If we fail to have a honest conversation about this coup we won't learn the real lessons in it. My lessons are: 1. May God give us luck in all our endeavors 2. Even if you are running the best government with the most pristine of policies, you should never condone corruption, waste and lavishness. This will only breed hate and the masses will feel that you are underperforming 3. Absolute power is not necessary for progress. It was Ahmadu Bello's search for absolute power that destabilized the west and created the political environment that required his ousting. Nigeria cannot have a king, the president or whoever will only emerge based on consensus and not by the willpower of one strong man 3. If you set out to catch a thief, catch him and met justice fully. Ironsi's politics is what messed everything up. He could have put an end to everything by trying Ifeajuna and co properly, not relocating Nzeogwu to the east and at least satisfying the thirst of the Northerners. 4. Ironsi was naive in addressing the tribal wars that were starting under his feet. Promoting those eastern officers was unwise. Know what is obtainable and sticking to it is a key success factor

@cathlandemmanuel831

5 жыл бұрын

Buhari is doing worse than a coup

one thing I know is that only in Nigeria, each past govt or regime or administration, is always better than the present. But remember every beautiful things was born out of chaos... u want peace, prepare for w**.... but we naija ppl re just too timid too make right the wrongs too... we then tend to go tribalistic n start blaming one another. God bless Nigeria.

Please what led to this coup

Yes

It’s logical for Nigeria to divide along three lines or at least practice regional form of government. The weaker the central government the better for the nation . A new constitution is needed , resources management is needed. Federal government don’t have anything to do with businesses let them focus on foreign policies and defending territorial integrity and let every region develop by its own .

Do you have to rewrite history?

Why didnt you talk about the 8th other coupe

#Guguru FM: Sometimes one is shocked at the silly decisionsthathas brought Nigeria to her state of shame.

Trying to eradicate corruptions yet nothing changed but more corruptions.

you cannot change history no matter how much you try

And you think What sardauna said is not true? think #

tal2me9ja You talk anyhow!! Nobody listens to a Madman.....Please present your opinions without swear words man!

Corruption that the fourth fathers shared blood to eradicate has been legalized in Nigeria. They have corruption practitioners in Nigeria now

Very poor and narrow minded documentary. If you wanted to do a befitting account for a 50th anniversary, do it properly. A nine and half minute 'documentary with 2 eye witness' accounts is too shallow imho

@themartinson

4 жыл бұрын

Aderemi Adeniran I just stumbled on this. It is also poorly researched!

@chidiijeoma7117

4 жыл бұрын

Was about to say the same...poorly presented documentary.

@thegeminiguy1065

4 жыл бұрын

Still 3 years later and you haven't made a documentary. You just talk a talk from small head.

All I like was the sound of the killing gunshots.. lol

I doubt this clip.

Is there anything like Nigeria in the first place zoo

The coup did not really help us, rather it was the source of inter-tribal and ethnic wars. The worst civilian rule is still better than a military administration. Think about this, suppose Nigeria had been practicing democracy since 1966, there is a very good chance that we could have matured and develop a functioning system. Military government drew us backward which still affect us until now. This is why we have recycled military administrators coming back to government. In my opinion a sustained democracy would have been much better...

We the never still remembers

If this young soldiers succeeded in that coup Nigeria would had been a better place now

Normal yoruba sentimental documentary. 1966 coup was Igbo after they plan they will put igbo in front when it goes wrong igbo will carry the cross but thank God for Nnamdi Kalu same history could have repeated again #Sowere#2019#Revolution. Wasted 9min and data.

My friend...you don't have any idea of what happened in the 1966 coup...let me just give you a tip of what happened...the coup which was masterminded by the Igbo soldiers was to restore peace and order and to stop the high rate of corruption. They intended to put Awolowo as the prime minister...i know that you are not going to talk about it because this one involved a Yoruba person!

@lagosian123

5 жыл бұрын

If I were you Africand: You're so wrong. This is the true documentary of what took place. Don't spread lies.

It is right. The first Nigerian coup is the only one that somhow change the course of Nigeria history.

Life is full of mistery

When power fall into the hands of the wrong people. Small boys who got into power, maybe the reason why a young man can never rule a nation. I thought the military was a peace keeping force and not for chaos like this.

@gbemigabajulaiye599

4 жыл бұрын

So what of the old men now in power, those small boys you just have to admire their patriotism and fearlessness

how come nobody ever pinned it on the late awolowo , that he is still responsible for the jan , 15, 66 coup, he tried to do it outside, but the ibo and npc just put him in jail , but inside the jail he carried it out by using the six ibo soldiers to do it , nobody ever said he did it anyway

Why didn't you tell us how Ironsi was killed?

@ifeanyismoothjerry2723

6 жыл бұрын

Don't mind them, they will leave that out because it doesn't help their cause.

@emstudios14

5 жыл бұрын

Good point

@chakazuluone

5 жыл бұрын

Why won't he be killed he was triballistic, he did nothing but protected the Igbo coup leaders even Igbo political leaders were told to leave and go hide outside the country why they kill other tribes, is that fare to you.

@agboemmanuel8551

3 жыл бұрын

@@chakazuluone u told them? Ironsi was murdered

I CAN STILL SMELL THE 1967 BECAUSE IN THIS COUNTRY WE CAN NEVER LEARN ANY LESSON

@tentailmadara2500

5 жыл бұрын

More death more suffering but the leaders will not suffer

My dad told me that the main thing that pitched the yoruba against the ibos was this coup. The planes to kill the leaders of north west and east. But miraculously the eastern leader Ironsi escaped.but the northern and western leader wr excuted. The northern approached the yorubas and said they killed akintola but let ironsi escape how can you trust them and that's when the west and north joined forces against the east. Validity on all sides of the story.but can we learn from it and build the country

Ojukwu asked Gowon for a coup? I am just hearing this one...this is not true

@EUphoniX906

5 жыл бұрын

We could v gotten it right if d coup was a success

@EUphoniX906

5 жыл бұрын

We v fools now

Get your facts straight. The 5th soldier was Major Donatus Okafor, not Timothy Onwatuegwu. Bad journalism!

@jokosiofpeninsula3822

3 жыл бұрын

Just that Tim played a major role like ifeajuna then the 4 other major that planed the coup. Don't okafor was very weak that Saturday, it was on his part that the coup failed in Lagos.

Envy by northerners against the Igbos caused the civil war , not really the coup of 1966 January. After all coups & coups have been happening since then, why didn't it cause civil wars?

@alibabakano2971

4 жыл бұрын

That's not true. It was the greed and igbos arrogance that caused it . The NORTHERN military guys led by General Murtala Mohammed countered the Coup and eliminated more than half of the igbos Officers in retaliation . ( You dig ? )

@billyogah1494

4 жыл бұрын

@@alibabakano2971 N that's your joy right?,n you are not done with the killing yet abi?

@ochutoni6353

2 жыл бұрын

And murtala Mohammed was eliminated years later. you dig?

To my own taught. I believe god on is own creat Nigeria to be together be either ibgo, Hausa or my beloved Yorubas we are meant together till da kingdom done come so there is nothing can separate us, so Nigerians let's get these to our head the earlier we know the better we show some love ..god bless Nigeria

@victormbah969

5 жыл бұрын

What makes you think that it's God who created Nigeria

@chieftain8958

3 жыл бұрын

Nigeria was created by the British.....not "God"

Pls. We should forget what happened in the past and move together. We support our ethnic sentiments .even in the families their are misunderstand.

@jesserosenje4607

5 жыл бұрын

But one unpopular truth is that Nigeria is never one country and unless we find a way to separate our selves into atleast 4 country, there will never be true love or lasting peace among us. Our colonial master joined us together for their selfishness.

Be nice or leave!

I repeat,,,, why were they afraid of Mr idiagbon in the military?......

No No No... Too many inaccuracies in this report. Mr Oba Adeoye should have done more research. This is the problem with not studying History in Nigeria. So many inaccuracies are left to fester and grow. That's why Nigeria is the way it is today.

Because of this coup, Igbo people became third citizen in Nigeria,the condition of igbos in Nigeria today is because of this coup and the dominace of Hausa/Fulani people in the Nigerian politics today is because of this coup.My question is without this coup, what would be the position of Igbo people in Nigeria today and how Nigeria would look like??

@ikechukwupius8194

4 жыл бұрын

Biafra way out

All development projects on Indian land must be reviewed and authorized by the government, a process that is notoriously slow and burdensome. On Indian lands, companies must go through at least four federal agencies and 49 steps to acquire a permit for energy development. Off reservation, it takes only four steps. This bureaucracy prevents tribes from capitalizing on their resources.

New video..I saw Toyota Camry 2.2 in this video..

@enweazuinnocent4531

5 жыл бұрын

In what part?

@innocentchinedu506

5 жыл бұрын

4:21...

Military is better than now

and you think What sardauna said is not true?

@exquisitemodelsinternation5754

8 жыл бұрын

is it bad to want to excel?

@mingotubman3790

8 жыл бұрын

+EXQUISITE MODELS INTERNATIONAL No! Matter who you are!

there is no right reason for a wrong action

Emmanuel Arinze Ifeajuna masterminded the Coup not Nzeogu

Nigeria Yoruba documentary history

An igbo soldier Col Arthur Unegbe was killed in that coup. And Ahmadu hello was found hiding among his wives and Nzeogwu shot him and his wives. The commentary is too biased and it is seeking to make it appear like it was tribal

@josephmshelia7591

4 жыл бұрын

Wasn't it really tribal? If Ahmadu Bello, Akinyola and Tafawa Balewa were killed in blood and Nnamdi Azikwe spared and honourably allowed stepped down. Mind you, the then highest ranking military personnel, Brig Gen Zakari Maimalari was killed during the coup along with his wife on his wedding day at the reception! What's says u about the above fact? However the fact that some soldiers from a particular section of a country did something wrong decades ago, it does not warrant the apparent marginalization of decendants of their kinsmen who have no hand or idea about it!

We can be one nigeria We are biafra

The problem of Africa is defunct institutions. Bad leaders can do better with better institutions. Good leaders can only achieve a little with bad institutions

@elizabethbalazs7322

5 жыл бұрын

Every where is bad leaders I'm sick and tired of them ,more and more taxes. God bless you

This is like saying 10things from out of 100...

Sir

That's your own palava

Our problem commenced from this.

We have not learnt enough from the Coup D'etat.

We don't need war again.