Etinosajay:
When I tell people, that Yorubas are the most tribalistic and bias people on earth, they will not understand.

Now, see what I mean.
instead to wish d old man h.b.d and long life, u deraiied from d main topic. stop being rude and disrespectful.
This coward of a general is being celebrated. Read all their comments, because he is of their tribe.

But when they read good news of another tribe, they come out guns blazing with attacks.

MonPro:
Cry cry General. Typically yoruba!

If the 'crying' evidence wasn't captured on camera they would have called everyone 'gullible Ipods' for believing the story.

More cowardly years to his yoruba life. lmao!

MonPro:
Cry cry General. Typically yoruba!

If the 'crying' evidence wasn't captured on camera they would have called everyone 'gullible Ipods' for believing the story.

More cowardly years to his yoruba life. lmao!

Bluffly:

His crying is a war strategy to save his life at that moment. He is a soldier but he valued life. He cried because at that point there is no way out. He cried because he is in his house but if he were to face an enemy in the war front. He can never cry.
Only a boy that has never seen war before we shout that he is a man. You need to experience it yourself before you can judge.

This is a man with dreams outside military service unlike others with no profesdional bearing after service and you want it cut short just like that. Every situation has its own strategy

MonPro:
Cry cry General. Typically yoruba!

If the 'crying' evidence wasn't captured on camera they would have called everyone 'gullible Ipods' for believing the story.

More cowardly years to his yoruba life. lmao!

Bluffly:

His crying is a war strategy to save his life at that moment. He is a soldier but he valued life. He cried because at that point there is no way out. He cried because he is in his house but if he were to face an enemy in the war front. He can never cry.
Only a boy that has never seen war before we shout that he is a man. You need to experience it yourself before you can judge.
This is a man with dreams outside military service unlike others with no profesdional bearing after service and you want it cut short just like that. Every situation has its own strategy

Realman87:


Please, stop defending the indefensible. Gen. Obasanjo and Yaradua were to be executed by the same Abacha, Why didn't they beg? 'If you value life', Do NOT join the army. A good soldier lives for today. Tomorrow is unsure. Stop defending Cowardice.

babyfaceafrica:
super story....we only live once.....so let us make the best of it...what shall it profit a man to die early and have nothing to show for it!!

gemale:

length of lyf is neva directly proportional 2 quality of lyf lived. Jesus wey live 4 just 33 yrs no live better lyf dan Methuselah wey live 969 yrs?

garfield16:


I repeat, Omo ale ni e, to those who do not understand, it means you are a bastard yoruba child because what you and your hero Diya are displaying are not yoruba values.

A man participated in a coup plot, sorry I meant a soldier participated in a coup plot and was caught. when you were plotting coup, you did not know that there are only 2 outcomes? either you succeed or you die? and when you fail you cannot take the consequences of failure like a man, like a soldier, like a man of honoue? A soldier, a chief of defense staff, a chief of general staff, a defacto vice president!! abeg go and get some home training!!

Realman87:
Its amazing that whenever a topic is posted here, it transmutes into Igbo vs Yoruba e-fight. Instead of people to look at the topic and address the issues raised by condenming or priasing, as the case may be; they go after themselves insulting tribes in an attempt to defend their own. This is the height of backwardness and narrow-mindedness and it explains why Nigeria is still Backward. A big shame to all those who operate on this level.

HopeAtHand:
Best remembered for Infamously begging junior officers to spare his life.

Better to die in dignity than to live in shame.

HopeAtHand:


I take it from you that the reason be begged for his life is to tell his part of the story. Well, better to hear from the horses mouth direct. But the story in effect is one of shame, a story of subjection to indignity. I can count a million persons who will rather die than be subjected to kneeling and crying to a junior officer to live.

What the heck is life for goodness sakes. Abacha is dead, Al-mustapha will someday. Death comes sooner or later, but that indignity is engraved in history.