XXLMANDIGO:
This ex-convict and looter should go and sit down jare . See him forming historian

babaolofin:
I am not sure Orji Uzor Kalu made this statement, though, the IBOs are known for propaganda that cannot stand logic or intelligence reasoning, I doubt OUK made this statement.

As at May 1987 when Awolowo died, who was he? The only record he had was that as a student in University of Maiduguri, he donated fake money during a fund raising ceremony.

Even Nnamdi Azikiwe that died in 1996, Segun Awolowo jnr or Older age group like Tinubu cannot claim he confided in them on national matters. On what political indices will Baba Awolowo be confiding in Uzor Kalu?

wirinet:


Good back to school to learn English Comprehension , then come back and comprehend this quotes from the article;


I learnt from him that there existed two types of the military which he described as professional and mercenary military.

“He told me the military government was of the latter type (and) assured me that he had not seen anything in the IBB regime to assure him of their messianic mission .”

mamotalk:

you don talk for your mind?
meanwhile, what's the age of orji uzor kalu when Awo died in 1987? by my calculation he should be under 25 and I don't think he would have had that privilege to talk extensively with Papa Awo though it's true that Awo rejected ibb in all ramifications.

Dede1:


I am not surprised by the evidence of your stream of thought as demonstrated in the above post. I guess in your world of Yoruba land, 25 year is still not a man. I am not a fan Orji uzor Kalu however it is alleged the dude was a university graduate by 1987. Some of the majors and captains who sacked the first Nigerian republic were within the age of 25 or slightly above.

Dede1:


I am not surprised by the evidence of your stream of thought as demonstrated in the above post. I guess in your world of Yoruba land, 25 year is still not a man. I am not a fan Orji uzor Kalu however it is alleged the dude was a university graduate by 1987. Some of the majors and captains who sacked the first Nigerian republic were within the age of 25 or slightly above.