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Interesting read

Interesting piece

SMH..AFRICA.

I remember this vividly.

Like Jesus Christ, died a wretched death for NOTHING!
After DOE, came EBOLA!
Welcome to the continent of DARKNESS!
No salvation, no hope, no redemption. . . . ONLY DAMNATION!

A killer always die by the sword.

One of the most gruesome things that ever happened to a leader.

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mumu gave abiola his loot to keep

realnas:
We use to have the tape at home, Samuel doe was killed in a very brutal way. The most painful part of the whole affair was he was snatched right under the nose of a Ghanaian general who who was leading the ecomog mission back then, it was immediately after this incident that Ibn ordered the removal of the Ghanaian general and ordered general dogon yaro to take over, Nigerian aircraft and warships started bombarding Monrovia. Those were the days ....

Good old days truely.
When even mighty America could not drop anchor at their shores, we did with ease.

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Men nothing more scary than staring at death right in the face bruh,why do humans derive joy in bloodshed..smgdh

I always watch his video on utube...I like the accent of the men in the video...also watch documentary about general butt n*ked during the liberia civil war

IMASTEX:
Like the Chinese. He should have done the Honorable thing

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You means Harakiri?

He killed with the sword,he died by the sword.
Some people don't even know how karma works,
It brings double of what you do

Interesting. And his successor, Charles Taylor, went on to be another a-hole.

It seems like African leaders are not big on learning from other people's mistakes.

This is why I laugh when people refer to OBJ, IBB, etc as strong men of Nigerian politics. Their saving grace is that Nigerians are naturally cowards. Put OBJ or IBB in Samuel Doe's position and you will see a grown man cry. Abacha hadn't even touched Oladipo Diya when he started paying obeisance and cried like a little girl. So much for a decorated military General. No mortal is as powerful as gullible followers would like to agree. Physical or bodily pain trumps all machismo.

Doe capture was a BIG set up by IBB and co. I learnt doe's money was why IBB and Abiola fell out.

Doe arrived at a precarious time during an ongoing change in guard duty from the well-armed and better equipped *Nigerian team of peacekeepers to the weaker Gambian contingent. The Nigerian team had just withdrawn from the scene when Doe’s convoy of lightly armed personnel arrived, all cheerful anticipating no trouble. Doe was escorted to General Quinoo’s office where he was formally welcomed while most of his team of aides and guards waited outside. Johnson’s rebels surprised everyone by arriving on the scene uninvited, heavily armed, overwhelming and disarming everyone of Doe’s team encountering no resistance. They started shooting Doe’s team in singles and later in groups. Upon hearing the gunshots from outside, Doe expressed concern to Quinoo who assured him that all was fine. Quinoo later, excused himself to check up on what was going on outside and was followed by his ADC Captain Coker of the Gambian contingent. They both took cover upon assessing the situation. Johnson’s men moved indoors, finished off Doe’s remaining team, shot him in the leg, and took him captive. When the dust settled, over 80 of Doe’s men laid dead. Coker characterized the incident as not even a fight but a brutal massacre. Remarkably, none of the ECOMOG personnel was shot in the carnage

Samuel Doe was betrayed by IBB just as Charles Taylor would later be betrayed by OBJ. In both cases, the USA was calling the shots behind the scene.

1stCitizen:


Doe was betrayed by Ecomog in order to bring a quick end to the war. They were wrong. I met a Liberian some months ago Who gave a scary graphic account of the brutality he witnessed as a young child.

It makes me wonder if those miscreants of ipob strumming the chords of war really understand what it means.

get small brain and leave IPOB out of dis. #idiotic humanbeing

The END

InvertedHammer:
This is why I laugh when people refer to OBJ, IBB, etc as strong men of Nigerian politics. Their saving grace is that Nigerians are naturally cowards. Put OBJ or IBB in Samuel Doe's position and you will see a grown man cry. Abacha hadn't even touched Oladipo Diya when he started paying obeisance and cried like a little girl. So much for a decorated military General. No mortal is as powerful as gullible followers would like to agree. Physical or bodily pain trumps all machismo.

The strength of those men is in their ability to avoid capture not the ability to withstand torture. Get it right

The END.

realnas:
We use to have the tape at home, Samuel doe was killed in a very brutal way. The most painful part of the whole affair was he was snatched right under the nose of a Ghanaian general who who was leading the ecomog mission back then, it was immediately after this incident that Ibn ordered the removal of the Ghanaian general and ordered general dogon yaro to take over, Nigerian aircraft and warships started bombarding Monrovia. Those were the days ....

lol. that's what they want you to hear, but if you must know .. the Ghanaian man did what they told him to do. so did the Nigerian. they were all receiving orders from the powers that be. USA and Western Europe was calling the shots

IamaNigerianGuy:


The strength of those men is in their ability to avoid capture not the ability to withstand torture. Get it right

Their strength lies in the Nigerian factor of cowardice. None is willing to sacrifice for the good of all. Senators collect huge allowances, embezzle funds and get rewarded with chieftancy titles. Does that look like a place where they are marked for capture? Blame the society.

ednut1:
mumu gave abiola his loot to keep

No, he gave to IBB, who said he can't keep such a huge amount but he has a good friend who was a business man and he was in a better position to keep the money.

.....the rest na story which later made MKO rich.

The rise and brutal fall of an unintelligent peasant.
Jerry Rawlings still the smartest man alive.