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Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by ofwest47(m): 11:53am On Jun 27, 2017 |
but for the destructive Ibo 1st coup of January 151965 Nigeria would have still remain a single entity. |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by datigbogirl: 11:58am On Jun 27, 2017 |
madone: Lols @live wire....more like grandiose delusions... 1 Like |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by madone: 12:05pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
datigbogirl:its as simple dat |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by kingzizzy: 12:11pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
ofwest47: Are you sure about that? The 1945 Jos massacres, the 1953 Kano massacre, the fall out of the 1963 census and the 1964 election violence and opration wetie of 1965 all point to the fact that Nigeria had a date with destiny in 1966. I dont support the first coup, but lets not pretend that there wasnt already 'fire on the mountain' by the time that coup happend. 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by spinna: 12:24pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
We have to talk about the long long time again we have to talk about it for us to understand Oba Kosoko dey for Lagos when Englishman arrive Englishman and Akitoye come drive Kosoko away U.A.C come JOHN HOLT come others dem come too eo dey many many many years Africans dem no gree why you take our land by force dem ask di Englishman? we have to come to some kind of an arrangement Englishman no want gree dem start to hire yeye Africans to fight your brothers and kill dem too dem give dem guns, uniforms and law to fight your brothers and kill dem too, we dey behind your back we be government be governement be government be government be government If you be African man from better family dem say better family no de join police force dem say better family no de join soldier force dem say better family no de galavant around police for small fight CHORUS: Small fight Army for big fight CHORUS: Big fight Navy for water fight CHORUS: Water fight Airforce for air fight CHORUS: Air fight Police college establish too brainwash Africans army school come start to train di Africans inside dem school dem start to teach dem nonsense things di uniform you de wear na him be di authority authority for you to beat at any time authority for you to kill at any time remember na we go de give you di order all the time di thing wey we dey teach you make e dey your heat all di time England is di best place, America is di best place too di black man is inferior to us you must dey beat dem and kill dem and beat dem and kill dem na order na order you hear dise zombies dem start galavanting around when dem see European you go dey see dem start to shake wetty dem thick thick boot and dem yeye uniforms guns for dem hands and dem batons for dem side vexing and sweating dem walking in di sun by force vexing and sweating dem walking in di rain by force di things wey dem dey teach dem e dey ringing in dem head Englishman is good CHORUS: is good Afrika is bad CHORUS: is bad English e civilize CHORUS: civilize Afrika is bush CHORUS: is bush Now let us ask ourselves wetin be government government na father of the people father must like him son son must like him father too but di things wey dey happen for Afrika I will make an EXPLANATION di government wey we get na overseas sense dem get dem no be father, we no be dem son dem be di master, we be di servant food na plenty money not enough houses to stay di houses wey e dey dem dey cost plenty money you go for any town no water for di town di governent wey we get dem be black man for di face di government wey we get dem be white man for di YANSH dat is why you go see o judge dey go CHORUS: One police go follow am Assembly man dey go CHORUS: Two police go follow am Senator dey go CHORUS: Three police go follow am Speaker dey go CHORUS: Four police go follow am President dey come CHORUS: Hundred police go follow am Thousand police go follow am o CHORUS: Thousand police go follow am Riot police go follow am o CHORUS: Riot police go follow am o Riot soldier go follow am o CHORUS: Riot soldier go follow am o Maja Maja go dey hide someplace o CHORUS: Maja Maja go dey follow am N.S.O go dey hide some place CHORUS: N.S.O. go dey hide some place C.I.A. go dey hang around CHORUS: C.I.A. go dey folllow am Maja Maja go dey stand someplace CHORUS: Maja Maja go dey follow am N.S.O go dey hide somewhere CHORUS: N.S.O. go dey follow am C.I.A. go dey hand around CHORUS: C.I.A. go dey follow am Dem dey CHORUS: Take chance Take chance CHORUS: Take Chance Dem dey CHORUS: Take Chance Take chance CHORUS: Take Chance Inside police station dem dey take chance o inside magistrate court dem dey take chance o inside High Court o dem dey take chance o inside Supreme Court dem dey take chance o 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by adamshuaib(m): 12:39pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
[quote author=PatriotTemidayo post=57872165]So the MALOs that later destroyed the military with corruption, coups and counter-coups were not there when real men signed for 'one bullet'? And now, they have loaded the army with goro chewing minions that can't speak good English, bringing them in trucks from their stench-drench slumbs. Pitiable. [/quote Well the Malos and other good officers like democrats ogundipe were out on foreign assignment when the photo was taken We took over when the flatiron corrupted the military with a coup and we showed them how. It's really done. Wellington Bassey is. Not the first commissioned officer He was after the queens army is renamed to Nigerian army |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by PatriotTemidayo: 12:45pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
[quote author=adamshuaib post=57883856][/quote] You watch too much box office stuff. You speak too much English, In a nutshell, you are not making any sense. |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by Nobody: 12:49pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
kingzizzy: You have simply arrested the curiosity of many by this explicit & in depth historic analysis. Thanks! |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by kingzizzy: 1:15pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
mikoyems: Yes, but one of them isnt Nigerian 1 Like |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by Stanbeto: 1:27pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
Wow, just like yesterday |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by Nobody: 2:33pm On Jun 27, 2017 |
Looking at the picture, I can't help but notice that the men who have shaped Nigeria's history for good or evil depending on your disposition can be connected by a longitudinal line joining JTU Ironsi through Ojukwu to Yakubu Gowon. 2 Likes
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Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by oyatz(m): 12:17pm On Oct 16, 2019 |
That wasn't what happened. You don't add civil service to military service. Ojukwu was always junior to Phillip Effiong. He only became senior to Effiong when he declared himself Head of State abd C-in-C of an Igbo dominated breakaway republic kingzizzy: 1 Like |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by olajigaolamide: 12:30pm On Oct 16, 2019 |
Throwback |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by Edruezzi: 10:01am On May 01, 2023 |
What a mess these guys and the kids who joined after them made. |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by dododawa1: 11:04am On May 01, 2023 |
Before CIVIL WAR. |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by rash47(m): 11:38am On May 01, 2023 |
Paperwhite: You havnt still learn! They weren't the ones that destabilise the colonial military legacy and truncated the republic, but nzeogwu and co... |
Re: The First 30 Nigerian Military Officers, June 1959 (Throwback Photo) by T8ksy(m): 12:06pm On May 01, 2023 |
rash47: Point of correction, it was ifeajunna and co. It's really sad and shameless how some impish people are trying to frame Nzeogwu for the first coup in the country when he was recruited just like Ademoyega, who joined the coupist group barely 6weeks before Jan 15th 1966. It was even suggested in some quarters that Ademoyega was a ringleader, haba! You people should fear God o! |
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