They literally shot him, until his last breath was snuffed away from him... From what he said before he died, he was snitches on by his father inlaw..

So sad he had to died like that, no proper trial.. Just died like that...
Watch the video here :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i3dIB2gcmQ

Seun lalasticlala Mynd44, mods I think this is worthy to grace the Frontpage

logan2:
They literally shot him, until his last breath was snuffed away from him... From what he said before he died, he was snitches on by his father inlaw..

So sad he had to died like that, no proper trial.. Just died like that...
Watch the video here :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i3dIB2gcmQ

Seun lalasticlala Mynd44, mods I think this is worthy to grace the Frontpage

as in....he died for our sins.

donbachi:
as in....he died for our sins.

but it's no a laughing matter, this was a big blunder in the history of Nigeria

This video brings back great nostalgia of the public executions of the military years.
Apologies to the Indomie and Minimie generation who would never relate to this.

For us, it was an act of patriotism to watch our country being rid of people who were against it's greatness.

We watched in keenness.
From watching them marched out of the Black Maria, to being prepared at the stake of drums, then having their last words taken and final prayers given.
Some took their coming doom in good faith while others cried like babies before the volleys of bullet from the soldiers shut their mouths up for them.

I always looked forward to going to Coal camp in Enugu back in the days to watch those live executions.
I was so passionate that I remember not eating for two days just because I missed that of Mamman Vasta.

In retrospect,
It wasn't about a patriotism, I was just becoming a psycho.

NwaAmaikpe:




Worthy throwback for the Indomie generation.
I always looked forward to going to Coal camp in Enugu back in the days to watch those live executions.

how did it feel

Terrible