Elsudani2:
Helinues is hiding.

Yarimo is doing press up with Amala

helinues:


na new week we dey. Stop the years of trolling and et productive with something

Elsudani2:


What is this on saying.

Unintelligent gateman, the article is exposing your whole life of lies.

A YORUBA MAN WAS THE LEADER OF THE COUP

LivingTribunal:
Major Adewale Ademoyega is legendary, it's sad how Nigeria never get to acknowledge him, the ideology of the first military coup would have gotten Nigeria far better and civilized if it wasn't hijacked by the government of Ironsi and all the military rulers after him.

I WILL CREATE A THREAD ON THE FULL IDEOLOGY OF THE COUP FROM HIS BOOK "WHY WE STRUCK"

LivingTribunal:
Major Adewale Ademoyega is legendary, it's sad how Nigeria never get to acknowledge him, the ideology of the first military coup would have gotten Nigeria far better and civilized if it wasn't hijacked by the government of Ironsi and all the military rulers after him.

I WILL CREATE A THREAD ON THE FULL IDEOLOGY OF THE COUP FROM HIS BOOK "WHY WE STRUCK"

Elsudani2:


A yoruba man was the leader of the coup

nairalanda1:


Ademoyega was not the leader of the coup....but he certainly was one of the 'leaders'. (Nzeogwu was also not necessarily a leader too. He may have been brought in later.).

Also, the coup was not an Igbo coup anyway. (Nzeoqwu for example was a pan-Africanist leftist, and more Hausa in culutre than Igbo anyway...and he wasn't Igbo really. ).Why it got to be called an Igbo coup is because Nigerians basically believe that if your son is in power, some of the goodies trickle down to you. The coupists killed a disproportionate number of people from one or two tribal and regional blocs, ..who happened to be in power at the time....and that led to anger, and to the civil war. Simplistic tribal propaganda helped.

It is a mistake most Nigerians make to day. Which is why politics is a bitter battle. Many Nigerians tend to forget that they have state and LGA's.

nairalanda1:


Ademoyega was not the leader of the coup....but he certainly was one of the 'leaders'. (Nzeogwu was also not necessarily a leader too. He may have been brought in later.).

Also, the coup was not an Igbo coup anyway. (Nzeoqwu for example was a pan-Africanist leftist, and more Hausa in culutre than Igbo anyway...and he wasn't Igbo really. ).Why it got to be called an Igbo coup is because Nigerians basically believe that if your son is in power, some of the goodies trickle down to you. The coupists killed a disproportionate number of people from one or two tribal and regional blocs, ..who happened to be in power at the time....and that led to anger, and to the civil war. Simplistic tribal propaganda helped.

It is a mistake most Nigerians make to day. Which is why politics is a bitter battle. Many Nigerians tend to forget that they have state and LGA's.

Cromagnon:
Nzeogwu was the leader.

Racoon:
Not surprised! The mod in politics section are careful with some threads.I think I also did a thread on that.
"If you know your history, then you will know where you're coming from." - Bob Robert Nesta Marley.

AfonjaEmir:
We all know the truth. its useless Yoruba envy that makes dem formulate lies against IGBOs....
They are pretty much useless and senseless

Racoon:
Nope! Major Patrick Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu was never among the original conspirators, but he was being seen as the arrow head of the coup because of his spectacular success over the northern province of the coup operation field.

The master brains behind the January 15, 1966 coup are Major Ifeanyi Emmanuel Ifeajuna, Major Adewale Ademoyega and Major and Major Christian Anufuro.

ElSudani:
Another dumb revisionist balderdash.

nairalanda1:


Ademoyega was not the leader of the coup....but he certainly was one of the 'leaders'. (Nzeogwu was also not necessarily a leader too. He may have been brought in later.).

Also, the coup was not an Igbo coup anyway. (Nzeoqwu for example was a pan-Africanist leftist, and more Hausa in culutre than Igbo anyway...and he wasn't Igbo really. ).Why it got to be called an Igbo coup is because Nigerians basically believe that if your son is in power, some of the goodies trickle down to you. The coupists killed a disproportionate number of people from one or two tribal and regional blocs, ..who happened to be in power at the time....and that led to anger, and to the civil war. Simplistic tribal propaganda helped.

It is a mistake most Nigerians make to day. Which is why politics is a bitter battle. Many Nigerians tend to forget that they have state and LGA's.

garykoeman:
Lies, Nzeogwu made two broadcast and there was no mention of when and how Awolowo would be released from prison.

The leader of the coup was ifeajuna.

Awo being freed from prison and made president was the lies ifeajuna sold to ademoyega for him to be a partaker in the plot.

Elsudani2:


Razor blade face people love the blame game

Elsudani2:
Helinues is hiding.

Yarimo is doing press up with Amala

Racoon:
Nope! Major Patrick Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu was never among the original conspirators, but conscripted late December 1965 and he was being seen as the arrow head of the coup because of his spectacular success over the northern province of the coup operation field.

The master brains behind the January 15, 1966 coup are Major Ifeanyi Emmanuel Ifeajuna, Major Adewale Ademoyega and Major and Major Christian Anufuro.