imhotep:

and some time ago

orisa37:
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J.C was more than 2000 years ago.
Tafawa Balwa cursed The Igbos only a few months before the Igbos' misdeed on Ademulegun.
We thought they would repent when we allowed Ihejirika's appointment as COAS. He nearly caused GEJ his life when Bokoharam chased him in GEJ's convoy right through to State House.
Do not be superstitiously myopic on God's Timing and Judgement. God does not yawn. He is never tired. He is working on Nigeria and her Igbo Race 24/7:
I am an Apostle of Jesus Christ and in The Name of Jesus Christ, the Igbos will be punished till Jesus comes.

imhotep:

and in Lagos, no mans land

orisa37:
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Your sense is wierd somehow, no insult meant.
Is that why you think you can escape Prestructuring?
The Land is The Lord's and its Fulness. It's The Table of Organization(ToO) of The Lord's Control.

imhotep:
Igbo amaka
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angels09:

Till Jesus Christ returns Igbo can never be President of Nigeria. It will never happen.

orisa37:
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Your sense is wierd somehow, no insult meant.
Is that why you think you can escape Prestructuring?
The Land is The Lord's and its Fulness. It's The Table of Organization(ToO) of The Lord's Control.

imhotep:
stop preaching God and embracing tribalism at the same time.
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imhotep:
stop preaching God and embracing tribalism at the same time.
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orisa37:
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My number is 930 not 666

orisa37:
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My number is 930 not 666

Redomi:
One of the greatest & bravest Ondo men that ever lived!

1966: THE MURDER OF BRIGADIER SAMUEL ADEMULEGUN AND HIS PREGNANT WIFE

"Timothy, how did you get in here and what the devil do you think you are doing?" Brigadier Samuel Ademulegun, commanding officer of the 1st Brigade Nigerian Army, Kaduna, asked bewilderedly as he saw Major Timothy Onwuatuegwu and five other soldiers pointing their submachine guns at him and his startled pregnant wife, Latifah.

They had gained access to his bedroom in his house at 1, Kashim Ibrahim Road, Kaduna at approximately 2:05am on that day, January 15, 1966, having passed through with little resistance from his guards commanded by Lance Corporal Lawrence Akuma and three sappers of the Nigerian Army Engineers.

Ademulegun was a "first class soldier" and the second most senior officer after Aguiyi-Ironsi. His army number was N3. As an officer of that magnitude, he was the most protected personality in the whole of Northern Nigeria. Even more protected than the Premier and Governor of the Northern Region. His guards, drawn from the 3rd infantry battalion, guarded not only the inside and outside of his compound but his main house too. But the guards had been compromised and had led Onwuatuegwu straight into the Brigadier's bedroom where he was just in his singlet and knicker.

"Get dressed and come with us sir. Those are my instructions; to bring you to the headquarters," Onwuatuegwu said to the Brigadier. It sounded like nonsense to him. As the commander of that headquarters since 1964, he was the only one who could give such an order. But all the while, his wife Latifah, 8 months pregnant, planted herself fearlessly between her husband and the pointed guns.

In the top bedside drawer was a service pistol. As a Brigadier, Ademulegun knew a pistol was no contest for 6 soldiers armed with submachine guns. But he would rather fight and die gallantly than degrade the honour of his office by surrendering to subordinates.

As he made a quick dash for the drawer, Onwuatuegwu opened fire on the Brigadier, his wife and the unborn child. Ademulegun's children, Kole (13 years) and Solape (6 years) were in the next room. They heard all the clash and were the first to see their lifeless parents surrounded by a pool of blood.

Onwuatuegwu and his mutineers who had turned Ademulegun's children to early orphans, then strolled out unchallenged by the guards to the home of Colonel Ralph Shodeinde, Deputy Commandant of Nigerian Defence Academy whom Ademulegun usually hand over the Brigade to when he was not around. He was also killed in cold blood and his wife shot in the hands and legs.

Brigadier Samuel Adesujo Ademulegun was born, October 23, 1923 in Ondo town, present day Ondo State. The son of Mr and Mrs Michael Ademulegun. He had his early education in Owo also in Ondo State and joined the Nigerian Army as a Private in 1942. He was the third Nigerian commissioned into the Army after Bassey and Aguiyi-Ironsi in 1949. Though his burial place is unknown, there is a cenotaph erected for him in Ondo.

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Toktee:
And igbos planted the seed of discord,of which they blamed every other nigerian for their predicament today.
Is in their blood.

Redomi:
One of the greatest & bravest Ondo men that ever lived!

1966: THE MURDER OF BRIGADIER SAMUEL ADEMULEGUN AND HIS PREGNANT WIFE

"Timothy, how did you get in here and what the devil do you think you are doing?" Brigadier Samuel Ademulegun, commanding officer of the 1st Brigade Nigerian Army, Kaduna, asked bewilderedly as he saw Major Timothy Onwuatuegwu and five other soldiers pointing their submachine guns at him and his startled pregnant wife, Latifah.

They had gained access to his bedroom in his house at 1, Kashim Ibrahim Road, Kaduna at approximately 2:05am on that day, January 15, 1966, having passed through with little resistance from his guards commanded by Lance Corporal Lawrence Akuma and three sappers of the Nigerian Army Engineers.

Ademulegun was a "first class soldier" and the second most senior officer after Aguiyi-Ironsi. His army number was N3. As an officer of that magnitude, he was the most protected personality in the whole of Northern Nigeria. Even more protected than the Premier and Governor of the Northern Region. His guards, drawn from the 3rd infantry battalion, guarded not only the inside and outside of his compound but his main house too. But the guards had been compromised and had led Onwuatuegwu straight into the Brigadier's bedroom where he was just in his singlet and knicker.

"Get dressed and come with us sir. Those are my instructions; to bring you to the headquarters," Onwuatuegwu said to the Brigadier. It sounded like nonsense to him. As the commander of that headquarters since 1964, he was the only one who could give such an order. But all the while, his wife Latifah, 8 months pregnant, planted herself fearlessly between her husband and the pointed guns.

In the top bedside drawer was a service pistol. As a Brigadier, Ademulegun knew a pistol was no contest for 6 soldiers armed with submachine guns. But he would rather fight and die gallantly than degrade the honour of his office by surrendering to subordinates.

As he made a quick dash for the drawer, Onwuatuegwu opened fire on the Brigadier, his wife and the unborn child. Ademulegun's children, Kole (13 years) and Solape (6 years) were in the next room. They heard all the clash and were the first to see their lifeless parents surrounded by a pool of blood.

Onwuatuegwu and his mutineers who had turned Ademulegun's children to early orphans, then strolled out unchallenged by the guards to the home of Colonel Ralph Shodeinde, Deputy Commandant of Nigerian Defence Academy whom Ademulegun usually hand over the Brigade to when he was not around. He was also killed in cold blood and his wife shot in the hands and legs.

Brigadier Samuel Adesujo Ademulegun was born, October 23, 1923 in Ondo town, present day Ondo State. The son of Mr and Mrs Michael Ademulegun. He had his early education in Owo also in Ondo State and joined the Nigerian Army as a Private in 1942. He was the third Nigerian commissioned into the Army after Bassey and Aguiyi-Ironsi in 1949. Though his burial place is unknown, there is a cenotaph erected for him in Ondo.

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angels09:
Igbo must be totally supressed

imhotep:

and in Lagos, no mans land

DerideGull:


He committed a suicide. Cowards tend to commit suicide.

Owamudia:


Some time ago, somebody published the list of developers in Lagos with facts to back it up.

No ibo man made the list.

Stupidity is taking a facebook comment as fact.

imhotep:

You are not from Lagos.
Leave Lagos for the real Lagosians.

imhotep:
You are not from Lagos. Leave Lagos for the real Lagosians.

Odingo1:
Nzeogwu is from Niger Delta of South South region, when it soot them they will call him Igbo man.

But after that you will hear them saying that there is no Igbo in Niger Delta.

Herdsmen:
Same old sensational stories


We've heard this same story by revisionist a billion times


The thing don dey get versions


Normally comes up anytime afons are loosing it online and offline


The resort to blackmail and sentiment




Coup Happen people die


Life goes on

emmalexabl:
Did I just read he went for his short gun to engage trained soldiers with sub machine....


That's senseless and not bravery at all...

He was a foolish soldier....

imhotep:
But Nzeogwu is not an Igbo man. He is from Niger Delta.
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imhotep:
But there are no Igbos in Niger Delta. Nzeogwu was not an Igbo man please.
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Reelectbuhari:



we all know....
Niger delta is not an igboland

imhotep:
Which means Nzeogwu was not an Igbo man who carried out an Igbo coup.
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Reelectbuhari:



Bears an Igbo maybe coz of inter tribal marriages....
so it will be seen and must be seen as Igbo coup

dazzol