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T9ksy:
Ademoyega will only regurgitate whatever BS, ifeajunna fed him to get him involved in the coup.
No, am asking you and your fellow igbos, would you still call it a "nigerian" coup, in view of how lopsided the victims were?

OkCornel:
Ok, but these families are not in pain as a result of the actions of Yoruba and Northern military officers that participated in the January 1966 coup.

I like the way you reason. Keep it up.

Just look at all the military officers that invaded Ahmadu Bello’s house on that fateful day. They’re all Igbos abi?

(1) Major C .K. Nzeogwu - NMTC

(2) 2/Lt. K.D. Waribor - "C" Coy, 3rd BN NA

(3) 2/Lt. S.E. Omeruah - "

(4) Capt. G. Ude

Other ranks

(1) NA 18147406 Sgt. Husa Kanga - NMTC

(2) NA l8149900 Sgt Yakubu Adebiyi - NMTC

(3) Sgt Duromola Oyegoke . NMTC

(4) NA 5888 Pte. Ogbole Agwu - 3rd Bn NA

(5) NA 2405 Pte Bello Mbulla - 3rd Bn NA

(6) NA 18151763 L/Cpl . Samuel Amajo - 3rd Bn NA

(7) NA 18151319 L/Cpl Danyo Mbulla - 3rd Bn NA

(8 ) NA 5684 Pte. Abu Odiedier - 3rd Bn NA

(9) NA 18148998 Pte Lekoja Gidan-Jibrin - 3rd Bn NA

(10) NA 163287 Cp1. Bako Lamundo - 3rd Bn NA

(11) NA 5860 Pte. Joseph Wadu Goji -3rd Bn NA

(12) NA 1982 Pte. Alexander Agbe - 3rd Bn NA

(13) NA 18151864 Pte Lagwin Goshit - 3rd Bn NA

(14) NA 18266006 Pte Augustine Oguche Agbo - 3rd Bn NA

(15) NA 634212 Pte Effiong Atkinson - 3rd Bn NA

(16) NA 18147284 Cpl. Tunana Bangir - 3rd Bn NA

(17) NA 18l49368 Cpl. Abibo Elf - 3rd Bn NA

(18) NA 18151873 Pte. Uguman Monogi - 3rd Bn NA

(19) NA 1562 Pte Felako Kwa - 3rd Bn NA

(20) NA 18149363 Cpl. Reuben Nwagwugwu - 3rd Bn NA

(20) NA 502542 Cpl. Yakubu Kaje - 3rd Bn NA

(21) NA 505092 L/Cpl. Mamis Hundu - 3rd Bn NA

(22) NA 18151861 L/Cpl Thaddens Thamyil Tsenyi1 - 3rd Bn NA

(23) NA l8148269 L/Cpl Issna1m Tayapa - 3rd Bn NA

(24) NA 18148272 L/Cpl Ali Shendam - 3rd Bn NA

(25) NA 18151771 Pte. Usuman Gabure - 3rd Bn NA

(26) NA 18149613 Pte Emmanue1 Ekwueme - 3rd Bn NA

(27) NA 4887 Pte Erastus Nakito - 3rd Bn NA

(29) NA 3659 Pte Jonathan Anahiri - 3rd Bn NA

Jagaban2012:
Stop showing me nonsense record.

You have answered my question, and I am satisfied with your answer; your calculated effort to mislead the reader has been thwarted....so go and re-strategize....perhaps this next strategy will work....since you and your paymaster are here to propagate propaganda and mislead people


....I expected you to start a new thread about the soldiers who were killed by the coup. Let us see how far the thread goes.

I challenge you.

Jagaban2012:
Lemme quicklly set the record straight before they started given wrong narrative. ....

Kaduna. Nzogwu was the soldier who led the team to the Premier Palace, as well as the team's commander.In fact, 80 percent of the names on the list were unaware of the operation to be carried out that day when Kaduna Nzogbwu summoned them for the Zombie Operation. The commander directed them to the Premier Palace on that fateful day for this deadly operation.


Because all of these people might show up.and be saying that it was not just Igbo soldiers that went to the premier palace to kill the premier...this is purely propaganda...those who know the truth..know.Kaduna Nzogniw led this deadly operation with his soldiers. However, the soldiers were unaware of the operation, and they only had to obey Kaduna Nzogbuw, the team's commander....

OkCornel:
Would you label the July 1966 coup a “Nigerian” coup in view of how lopsided the victims were? 🤷

T9ksy:
Hell NO!!! It was dubbed a "revenge" coup for obvious reasons.

Now, answer my question- would you still maintain that the Jan 15th coup was a "nigerian" coup...............?

OkCornel:
Ok, how kind of you to let us know that Wale Ademoyega never had a mind of his own.

If you can believe I’m Igbo without any shred of evidence, well… it already says a lot about your thought process.

By the way, are the researchers from the University of Southern Florida, United States also Igbos for concluding the January 1966 coup was not an “Igbo” coup? 🤷

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=178715

https://www.nairaland.com/482093/jan-66-coup-planned-revolutionaries

OkCornel:
Ok, thanks for letting us know July 1966 was an anti-Igbo coup in retaliation to the Nigerian coup of January 1966.

January 1966 was a Nigerian coup undertaken by patriots sick and tired of the corruption in the first republic.

Certified by Wale Ademoyega, Segun Johnson, Max Siollun, the special branch report etc.

T9ksy:
Yes o, Jan 15th 1966 coup was an (igbo) patriots, coup who murdered the leaders of other regions for corruption practices whilst conveniently shielding theirs and eventually, another igbo man took power and immediately started promulgating igbo-centric policies.

Incidentally, Major Donatus Okafor, one of the trio who conceived the coup (the other two being Major Ifeajunna and capt. Oji), was corrupt and was found guilty of stealing from his subordinates and would have been thrown out of the army but the magnanimity of Brig Maimalari, who he, Okafor was tasked to murder on that fateful day.

T9ksy:
Am not saying Ademoyega had no mind of his own however, he was one of the last to be recruited into the coup plot ostensibly with the BS that the coupist intend to release awo from prison and "force" him to become PM. Ademoyega, a well-known awoist took the bait.

So, you are not igbo? You must be a kanuri man........lol

As per the links you posted; the first failed to load whilst the second one was equally discredited on the thread it appeared on. Abi, emma okocha is a yoruba man

OkCornel:
So years after the event, did Ademoyega label it an “Igbo” coup? 🤷

T9ksy:
I dare you lot to try the same shiiit again and see if anyone will ask you or an "ademoyega", if it's an igbo coup before they take their pound of flesh.

OkCornel:
The past cannot be undone and that generation has made their mistakes.

Why does it trigger you though?

T9ksy:
why do you think am triggered .........by your infantile revisionism?

Btw, your childish propaganda is D.O.A. No northerner was unhappy with the Balewa/Azikwe govt enough to want the sardunna dead.

OkCornel:
So the special branch report written by foremost military historian - Nowamagbe Omoigui is infantile revisionism?

Can you show me where exactly I said the bolded part of your quote? 🤷

T9ksy:
Anyway, what's your new found love for the Special branch report which until a few days ago, you were unaware of till i brought it to your attention? At the time, you discredited it and laughed it off but now , you swear by it.

Below is your dumb assertion about the northerners that "followed" nzegwe to murdered their sardunna.


The million dollar questions are: why were these soldiers who were mostly non-Igbos willing to follow Nzeogwu to eliminate their fellow northerner, rather than shoot down Nzeogwu for treason ?

Were they disenchanted with Bello and the corruption of the politicians in the first republic ? OR did they hold Nzeogwu in high regard and viewed him as revolutionary ? Or a combination of both ?

OkCornel:
Where exactly is the propaganda?

Shocked at the number of non-Igbo military officers involved in an “Igbo” coup?

By the way, are the researchers from the University of Southern Florida, United States also propagandists for concluding the January 1966 coup was not an “Igbo” coup? 🤷

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=178715

https://www.nairaland.com/482093/jan-66-coup-planned-revolutionaries

OkCornel:
Dumb assertion? 🤦‍♂️

You can’t tell the difference between questions or conclusions/assertions?

Were you blind to the question marks?

Can you show us where I 👉discredited👈 the special branch report? 🤷

Jagaban2012:
And you are supposed to be a mature and wise man...but by your comments...I am having difficulty making sense of your nonsense.

T9ksy:
What a dumb question? The northerners were "maybe" , not happy with Bello and the sardunna's govt that they decided to follow an igbo man to have him killed! You however, micheviously forgot to mention that, one of the soldiers, a non-ibo who "followed" nzeogwu but however hesitated to follow Nzeogue's order was immediately, shot dead by him, even we were supposed to belive, Nzeogwu was unarmed.

You discredited the notion that after ifeajunna and okafor had murdered the PM and dumped his body by the roadside enroute to abeokuta, they headed for enugu where they met up with Okpara- the premier of eastern region, who was purportedly on house arrest ...............

T9ksy:
What a dumb question? The northerners were "maybe" , not happy with Bello and the sardunna's govt that they decided to follow an igbo man to have him killed! You however, micheviously forgot to mention that, one of the soldiers, a non-ibo who "followed" nzeogwu but however hesitated to follow Nzeogue's order was immediately, shot dead by him, even we were supposed to belive, Nzeogwu was unarmed.

You discredited the notion that after ifeajunna and okafor had murdered the PM and dumped his body by the roadside enroute to abeokuta, they headed for enugu where they met up with Okpara- the premier of eastern region, who was purportedly on house arrest ..............

OkCornel:
Can you point out where exactly I concluded the northerners were unhappy with the Balewa/Azikwe govt enough to want the sardunna dead?

T9ksy:
You started your leading question with the words, "why were they WILLING" to follow Nzegwu.....?" when we all know that they did not knowingly followed Nzeogwu to kill the sardunna unless you can prove that these non-ibos that you suggested, followed (Nzeogwu) did so, knowing beforehand that, they were enroute to murder the sardunna.

OkCornel:
And if you were following that thread without selective memory/reasoning, you would notice I established my position by corroborating with different historians. Max Siollun (Inside story of Nigeria’s first coup), Wale Ademoyega (why we struck), Segun Johnson (In selected Nigerian problems).

If you can corroborate the bolded part I pointed out on the thread with other history reports/first hand accounts, then let’s have it.

For example, who saw Ifeajuna and the Eastern Premier together in Enugu after the coup in Lagos earlier that day? Was it the soldier that kept the eastern premier under house arrest? Did that soldier grant any interview you can provide us with? Basic logic and common sense approach before taking a position.

Well, unless you’re telling us you can hastily conclude by hearing just one part of the story 🤷

Besides it’s common sense.

By the way, how does this approach automatically translate to me discrediting the special branch report? 🤷

T9ksy:
In that case, the Special branch Police (investigative) report must be wrong, then. Would the police have included this information in their report, if they know it was false? Why would they do that?

OkCornel:
So you can’t tell us anywhere I categorically stated the northerners were unhappy with the Balewa/Azikwe govt enough to want the sardauna dead?

And you mistook my questions for a conclusion? 🤷

T9ksy:
In your mischevious question, you concluded that "they willingly........". Do you have any proof buttress those words that, "they willingly followed Nzeogwu.......?

OkCornel:
Blame Max Siollun once more…See screenshot

Again, show me where I stated the northerners were unhappy with the Balewa/Azikwe govt enough to want the sardauna dead.

I’m patiently waiting.

T9ksy:
In the post, posted by you below, you asked the question suggesting that the non-ibos soldiers willingly followed Nzeogwu to kill their fellow northerners. What proof do you have that, they were "willing" participants in the operation that saw to the death of ahmodu bello? If you can't come up with any verifiable proof, then your question is both dumb and mischief-laden with only one objective in mind and that's, to confuse the public.

Then you went further to suggest that, maybe these non-igbo soldiers were disenchanted with Bello, not Zik even though, they were in the same ruling govt. Or because they so respect Nzeogwu that they were willing to follow him to muder their own leaders. Or maybe, it's a combination of both. What made you inferred such? Did any northerner complain to you that they were unhappy with Bello's govt or that they believe, he is corrupt? Why then would you come up with such a stupid suggestion unless of course, you just want to disseminate more lies to buttress your D.O.A narrative that the Jan coup was not a juvenille plot by the igbos to grab power at the center.

Someone, once accused you of deliberately trying to mislead the forumites and you played, dumb. You definitely know what you are doing. Anyway, no amount of obfuscation by you and your irk can taint the truth.



The million dollar questions are: why were these soldiers who were mostly non-Igbos willing to follow Nzeogwu to eliminate their fellow northerner, rather than shoot down Nzeogwu for treason?

Were they disenchanted with Bello and the corruption of the politicians in the first republic? OR did they hold Nzeogwu in high regard and viewed him as revolutionary? Or a combination of both?

OkCornel:
Ok, thanks for letting us know it’s difficult for you to understand basic straightforward English.

That clarifies a lot.

Jagaban2012:
"Straightforward " as if nah traffic he dey describe

Keep wallowing in your low life.