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No one is good until you yourself get to heaven and also meet them there

@2wenty1_savage38 None might be good to you, but me and my generation will forever be grateful to chief Awolowo because at over sixty you can't tell me I don't know what I'm saying, but when you get to heaven you can know which of them was good.

​@@2wenty1_savage38don't try to twist his comment out of context. You probably would have agreed with it outrightly if he had said that about Peter Obi, Ojukwu or Nnamdi Kanu. We all know Awolowo's social and economic achievements for his people is unparalleled in the history of political leadership in Nigeria. That's what the comment is expressing appreciation for not his moral conduct which only God can judge.

Specifically, he was not different from Tinubu because Akintola also used the division tactics

That's a different story we shall tell someday.

Everything is not always about you.

Go school you no go na spare parts you dey sale…see your life

​But this was what caused the coupe of January 1966, which you people are prosecuting Ndigbo uptil today.

@ you are historically fraudulent to suggest that the problems in the southwest is what prompted ojukwu to stage the war…ORISHA go fire you…a pathetic and irresponsible baffonist

Stop trying to be clever. You didn't see how Igbo contributed bcos the story is about Awolowo and Akintola. If you want to know how Igbos caused the predicament they fall into, you would not stop where this story ended. You would extend it to the first coup and how northern and western political and military elites were eliminated while those of Eastern region were excluded. That was the Genesis and you know it. When people are benefitting from injustice, they should know that what goes around, comes around.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Thank you so much for your kind words, sir. Merry Christmas to you as well. 🎄

South Eastern politicians have always been useless

....and Igbos had to bear the brunt. God will punish Nigeria-both yoruba and northerners for the massacre of Igbos.

​@@judeskylabardooo8286you have no clue what you are talking about. The friction between Awo and Akintola had nothing to do with Ojukwu's actions and ultimately the civil war.

​@@judeskylabardooo8286 research on the involvement of those you just mentioned.

​@@judeskylabardooo8286 research on the reason why those you mentioned were involved.

Absolutely true. This is the genesis of it all according to some of the officers involved in the coup of January 1966..

Awo did create a mountain of problems in the first republic like the writer indicated.

Awo unintentionally created some problems, just do a little more research. He should have returned as a godfather endorsing candidates instead of trying to force Akintola out. Additionally, his role after the civil war as finance minister leaves a bitter taste, but only those who were there in history will know better. There were better ways to kick Akintola out instead of those bloodbath.

​​​​@@analog4254This is quite complex. Awolowo has really worked for the successes in Southwest while he was the Premier of the region. He couldn't just allow his 'subordinate' to destroy his work. No one planned the fight. It was spontaneous and a lot was done by Awolowo to remove Akintola but he was just kinda 'unremovable'. The narrator mentioned how hard it was to displace Akintola. He also has the federal power working for him.

@@MohammedTsonga-qi1cv Awolowo did not create any problems if not for Awolowo I will not know the four walls of school because 'am from poor home, today 'am a very qualified engineer, may his soul rest in perfect peace 🙏

@@olurantiojo2955 All the chaos of the first Republic emanated from him and he also staged the first insurrection in the history of independent Nigeria which led to his imprisonment....

As of the time under review, Awo was in prison at Calabar

​No thanks to Akintola and his new northern allies​@@olalekanadigun8759

You are very ignorant.