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Apparently the people of the Middle belt who knew the Sardauna and felt the heat of his tyranny disagreed with those who tried to twist history and whitewash Ahmadu Bello as some saint.

Patrick Anum is a well lettered and intellectually sound individual who is a popular voice for the middle belt people on X.

https://x.com/patrickanum/status/1879796772307861999

More from the Middle Belt

https://x.com/patrickanum/status/1838102747251367975

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https://x.com/patrickanum/status/1838102747251367975

Patrick Anums reply to Senator Shehu Sani's attempt to wear the turban of martyrdom on Ahmadu Bello

https://x.com/patrickanum/status/1879476567942074448

Many would only jump at one-sided reports forgetting that the true story is there to read...but they prefer what others say.

Nice one OP

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Why have some people be struggling to accept their past mistakes and move on.

Pointing fingers can never erased the horrible past

Observe how it's JUST one particular region that are so hell bent on gaslighting and goading the North into the Igbophobic rhetorics, go on X and see them chirping away stale propagandas to fuel emotions...thankfully the Middle belt have seen through their deceit.

Middle belt, middle belt.
When did their anger to south to Igbos?

My favorite thing about this talk of the 1960s is how the media tries to hide the fact that the problem that lead to the coup started in South West... Fight between Akintola and Awolowo

Lmao

helinues:
So which of those 2 benefitted from the coup? Were they made the head of state immediately after the coup?

You people can't change history which not just only one tribe have the story, but others too which are similar except una own stories

Oga talking about history

People always talk like the first coup was a successful coup Lmaooo .. The coup failed
Ojukwu was able to stop the coup in the North

If we want to talk about history give the full story

mrvitalis:
Oga talking about history

People always talk like the first coup was a successful coup Lmaooo .. The coup failed
Ojukwu was able to stop the coup in the North

If we want to talk about history give the full story

Answer my simple question.

Who benefited from the coup as head of state?

helinues:
Answer my simple question.

Who benefited from the coup as head of state?

Who foiled the January 1966 coup?

OkCornel:
Who foiled the January 1966 coup?

Foiled? Who got killed in your so called foiled coup?

Ochomastel:
Apparently the people of the Middle belt who knew the Sardauna and felt the heat of his tyranny disagreed with those who tried to twist history and whitewash Ahmadu Bello as some saint.

Patrick Anum is a well lettered and intellectually sound individual who is a popular voice for the middle belt people on X.

https://x.com/patrickanum/status/1879796772307861999

Yoruba man claiming to be a middle belter. This Tinubu Government and propaganda are like Police and #20

helinues:
Answer my simple question.

Who benefited from the coup as head of state?

None of the planners the most senior military officers took over

helinues:
Why have some people be struggling to accept their past mistakes and move on.

Pointing fingers can never erased the horrible past

You claimed that they killed northerners. Northerners are calm over it, yet you are running mad about it. You guys are bending over backwards and leaving no stones unturned in your bid to see that Igbos have issues with your masters. You guys do the same with the S/S. S/S you hate deeply. You even fought against the only opportunity they have ever had to rule the country. You supported your masters/gods against an S/S man.

Despicable.

helinues:
Why have some people be struggling to accept their past mistakes and move on.

Pointing fingers can never erased the horrible past

As you can see, they are trying to justify the murder of the Sarduna.


They will tell you Akintola was killed because he was responsible for the crisis in the then western Region and defend kllling Okotiebo for being corrupt .


But what of the PM? Why did they kill him?

Or what of the non Ibo officers in the army ? Where they also corrupt, tyrannical and pushing an ethnic religious agenda ?

AntiZikist:
As you can see, they are trying to justify the murder of the Sarduna.


They will tell you Akintola was killed because he was responsible for the crisis in the then western Region and defend kllling Okotiebo for being corrupt .


But what of the PM? Why did they kill him?

Or what of the non Ibo officers in the army ? Where they also corrupt, tyrannical and pushing an ethnic religious agenda ?

They are still living in denial

helinues:
Why have some people be struggling to accept their past mistakes and move on.

Pointing fingers can never erased the horrible past

The chief culprit is reno omokri, I wonder if the Fed govt is not aware of his divisive post across his social media handles.

KEVIND:
The chief culprit is reno omokri, I wonder if the Fed govt is not aware of his divisive post across his social media handles.

FFK also posted something, was he divisive as well?

Everybody is divisive except you guys bah?

helinues:
They are still living in denial

There has not been justice for those murdered in cold blood by the cowardly and foolish coup plotters and that is why this country is where it is today.

Gowon , in his quest for peace and reintegration through his "no Victor, no Vanquished" post war policy also is the reason they are claiming victims today and twisting history.

If Gowon had arrested and had a Nurumberg styled open trial for those responsible for the coup and the war crimes they committed on hapless minority people caged in their Biafra, we won't be here.

The few Biafran officers detained after the war never faced a court of law and were released a few years later.

Nobody paid for the consequences of their actions and that is why they see themselves as victims and by victims , I mean only for losing a war of ethnic expansionism and dominance.

helinues:
FFK also posted something, was he divisive as well?

Everybody is divisive except you guys bah?

One good thing about wars is that whether you're winning or losing, everyone is bound to suffer one way or the other. So fanning the embers of war through divisive comments will not do any one any good if it starts.

KEVIND:
One good thing about war is that whether you're winning or losing, everyone is bound to suffer one way or the other. So fanning the embers of war through divisive comments will not do any one any good if it starts.

Nothing like fanning the embers of war in relaying history for those who didn't know about it