All Military Coups in Nigeria

[@oliverjutu6480]

This is expressly comprehensive and enjoyable... Sweet history of our dear Nigeria. Thanks

[@loiskolo3793]

I wish History could be reintroduced in our schools as a subject.

[@henry8750]

It has since 2020. It is now complusory for junior schools but optional in senior. But sadly it applies only to federal schools and private schools that want to. A few states do offer history

[@The_RealSegun]

These are the kind of videos I love watching.. Thank you so much for the informative and enlightening content 😊

[@tafadzwamuvhami5841]

Watching from Zimbabwe, thank you very much. I always look forward to evey new video. I have watched all of them. Because of you, I can tell the polical history of Nigeria, with much ease and in detail.

[@Andy_V515]

Hisple Media always doing a great job. Thank you Hisple Media for your informative uploads.

[@backinhistory9]

Many thanks, Andy. Hispel is my good brother and friend. But this is BACK IN HISTORY. Always my pleasure 🙏 yo know that you watch both of our channels.

[@Andy_V515]

@@backinhistory9 Apologies for the mix up. I am subscribed to both. Both channels are nearly identical.

[@OdufejoSofiat]

Thank you for adding to my knowledge by posting this video

[@oladiranabimbola7218]

Wow! Truly taking us through memory lane

[@sanusiabdullahoyelekan9677]

I watched with kin interest. Thank you so much for the clip.

[@OnuJustina-o6f]

Wow wow, I think history wins among all. Bring past happenings to the know of the unknown

[@olabisiojomo4806]

Incisive and educative. Our students in schools should be taught this in video format like this ti stuck in their minds for good!

[@darianclery4455]

Thank you for this My Nigerian My history Back in history knowledge of the history our students in schools 1981 1983 1966 1961 1985 1960 Back in history 1986 1993 1919 informative video Great video thank you for this this is right Back in history give thanks

[@mcomuonobunde-omuono1132]

A succinct rendition of the coups and their plotters in post-colonial Nigeria. Very well presented. Viva!

[@lateefbello5099]

Thanks for letting me remember all those years.

[@kennethomonigho498]

Great video

[@DBattleOfthemind]

Love this Thank you for this beautiful videos.

[@ezeugwacharles5797]

God bless you for this wonderful documentary

[@praisenyambe4776]

Thankyou for yet again another powerful, informative and interesting video

[@UwazieBenitaAkunna]

Lack of Trust did not start today, l love this video. Nigeria l hail thee.

[@estherhenry8579]

This very informative and educative

[@OlaniyiMiracle-y3f]

Nigeria my beautiful country This is the kind of video I love watching

[@rijimwachap]

My Nigeria my beautiful history well done excellent work a glimpse of Nigeria in this video

[@GraceOgbeche-cr7qs]

Great documentary on history

[@asabeelisha7758]

Great to reflect

[@ifeanyi1131]

Totally enjoyed this but a little correction is necessary. The General Abacha lead coup, was on 17th November 1993. Therefore, he was in power from November 1993 to June 8, 1998 and not "August 1993 to June 8, 1998".

[@BOLUWATIFEOYEDEJI-pp3nf]

Great video Keep it up 👍

[@NnejiChinenye-d5u]

Learnt a lot through this video

[@PhoebeOkafor13]

Thank you, for another history event

[@JoshuaAfolayan-o3f]

Back in history, you back with mystery

[@isaaceyo2405]

Thank you for the more information about history

[@anthonyadelaja5990]

I love this Nigeria history, very detailed.

[@ECHOTVng]

One thing that has inherently been in the bloodstreams of Nigerian leaders from beginning of time is GREED!

[@FabbestLogicGates]

We need history back in our schools.

[@PatrickEgbe-p6c]

Very good documentary.

[@PopoolaOmolabake]

Informative historical video 👏👏

[@jamessamaila9992]

This is an awesome documentary

[@MummyMiracle-f7b]

Thank you for the knowledge of the history

[@abdullahiibrahimalhassan4460]

Some people in the pictures are not answering the name you gave them

[@omenyielias7128]

Thanks, this is inspiring

[@FavourEche-l4b]

Thank you for this history

[@HenryAdeghor]

Nigeria has lots of brutal history. I hope the day to see visionary leaders rule or lead Nigeria again.

[@AbigailOmoarebun]

Nice video 😊

[@Stellastastytreats]

Nice video ❤

[@agyo01]

Love this video

[@FaithIbrahim-oy5qp]

This is amazing

[@JoelAdukwu]

😢 it's an interesting history God bless you

[@UdokaImeh]

Very very interested

[@akinloyetimilehin9478]

Very educative

[@akinpelunosirat1194]

Nice video

[@Solomon-ej3jv]

Informative video

[@bensonchukwudi4860]

My most regretted among these coup is that of 22md of April 1992 by Major Gideon Orkar

[@soberekonfreeman5045]

Let's one Nigeria Remain for Reeve ❤, we don need sus things anymore,in our Country we want Peace

[@ChamaEuge]

Very informative

[@adewumitomilolablessing-xy1zl]

Great 🎉

[@EmmanuelEnwefah-z3p]

Very educational

[@jamesraphael7743]

Good and accurate history

[@joshuaogedi9683]

Informative

[@ugochukwusomtoochukwu]

Good video

[@nikky7013]

Educative video

[@DikachiMichael-s6e]

Wonderful

[@abubakarsadiqmuhammadwajir3708]

phenomenal

[@ENENYAEFEMENA-bl9ej]

Very insightful story

[@gabrielkolo6209]

Very good history.

[@Reggie23679]

Some times it's cool we know about our history ❤❤❤

[@adamustephenaliyu8609]

History is indeed good to be reintroduce.

[@limphoratsoai3557]

Wow! What a history

[@JoshuaIkechi-c1t]

Love this

[@Cherish-Ugo]

Nice documentary

[@lindalamech3723]

History is very interesting

[@UzorChiomaFrancisca]

Good one 👍

[@GinikachukwuFaith]

Nice history

[@princecosmassamueljaykaka7848]

From this series of coups it can clearly been seen and proven that Nigeria was created by force, it was never meant to be one nation. one day the truth will definitely prevail.

[@stephenochui5913]

And every region took place in this mess, so I wonder why we are now pointing fingers at each other.

[@abdulsalamadewale749]

How did you inteprete your own understanding of this history. This has nothing to do with the creation of Nigeria but some overambitious overzealous youths in the army who truncated the progress of the young promising country and created the problem that has not departed us till today

[@patricklabi7225]

thanks. good history of a one of big country of Africa... can you made that in french for people who know only french.

[@iheanachoclaudia]

History is so cool

[@EdehSamuel-n6y]

History is what we need to know

[@Kayefi1]

That was not the photo of Admiral A. Aikhomu at 13:20!

[@42n8dzydoo]

Aguiyi Ironsi didn't bring justice to the errant officers. Did he think everyone will just gloss over it and act as if nothing happened?

[@chinenyennanna]

Y did they remove history

[@SAbdulmateen]

I like it 🎉🎉

[@geluwarndiaye1604]

Thank you

[@MoManny]

10:49 Sounds inaccurate. Dimka did not take over the reins of government because he ran away. He failed in this bid because he was caught some time after being dislodged from the radio station, and was then executed. Nevertheless, awesome job with this piece on the coups! A job really well done.

[@backinhistory9]

Noo, I haven't said so, sir. Watch again. In all my videos on Dimka, I have never said that he ever took over the reins of power. But here is the story: He led the assassins that killed the Head of State. From there, he moved to Radio Nigeria to make a speech. While still at Radio Nigeria, then Col. Ibrahim Babangida led troops to the station and tricked him into abandoning the broadcast. From there, Dimka escaped to Jos, and from Jos, he moved to Abakiliki in present-day Ebonyi State, where he checked into Friendship Hotel. While there, he asked the Manager of the hotel to invite his long time girl friend, Ugo to come and meet him. Dimka and Ugo were regular guests at the hotel. Dimka had served in Abakiliki during the war and beyond. He was someone that was very free with the locals. While in the hotel at night with Ugo, information got to the Army that Dimka was in the hotel. He was surrounded. Dimka escaped through the window. Ran into the nearby Bush and crossed to the road, took a taxi and escaped further. While in the taxi, Radio announcements were made every 5 minutes asking citizens to report Dimka to law enforcement should he be seen. Dimka chose to surrender himself to a Police Officer who was on a road block. He was moved to Lagos, tried and convicted. He was executed by firing squad.

[@FrancischibuzoEmengaha]

Many years of military rules politicians are guilty, politicians have they learn their lessons? Politicians have they learn their lessons. The hardship we are facing is another way of inviting military back to take over power

[@musagaladima3835]

That is why our country remain like this because the spirit of our then good leaders that supposed to build the country and grow our economic are still angry. The coup is the root cause of bad governance and poor leadership. May God help us and continue to bless Nigeria with competence leaders.

[@chiamakaenyi1565]

Great history

[@PeaceJoseph-f5c]

Nice

[@jennyyinks814]

Thank you for the historical video

[@adeotiafeez1116]

This are coup that set Nigeria back.

[@CorneliusEmeka-dc5tn]

Good project

[@JosephMusonda-j3b]

Soldiers took power out of greed .

[@SHEHUABDULLAHNDA-KOCHILA.]

Mr Naretor you remember to mention that Dimka is a Tiv but unfortunately you causuosly forgot to mention that of those Nice guys that carried out the first Wicked Coup, what a life!!!.

[@backinhistory9]

@@SHEHUABDULLAHNDA-KOCHILA. Hmm!! Everyone knows where each of the coup plotters were from. Google also offers more insights about their origins. Lol. Many thanks sir.

[@SHEHUABDULLAHNDA-KOCHILA.]

@@backinhistory9 then why did you have to mention Tiv but unfortunately you refuse to mention Igbo?, that is the question I asked you!!!.

[@backinhistory9]

@@SHEHUABDULLAHNDA-KOCHILA. Chukwuma is Igbo, Ademoyega is Yoruba. Everyone knows that, Sir.

[@gideonzion7424]

Cool

[@giovanni9929]

History fraught with strife and gore, Present is replete with greed, avarice, brigandage amongst other things.

[@user-G-10]

Interesting

[@IsaiahAkan-lo3jj]

God Bless Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@Success43Chuks]

History is good

[@Rosetta-Emma]

Great ❤❤

[@SidikatAliyu-t5l]

The number of military coup in Nigeria is obviously more than eight. (1) Kaduna Nzeugwu/Emmanuel Ifeajuna 1966. Aka operation Damisa. (2) Danjuma/Gowon coup 1966 aka rematch. (3) Murtala Mohammed coup 1975. (4) Buka Suka Dimka coup 1976. (5) Muhammad Buhari coup 1983. (6) Ibrahim Babangida coup 1985. (7) Maman Vatsa/ Bitiyong coup 1986. (8) Gideon Okar coup 1990. (9) Sani Abacha coup 1993. (10) Obasanjo/Yaradua/Fadile/ Gwadabe coup 1995 (11) Oladipo Diya coup 1997. For the purpose of history,these are all the military coup in Nigeria as recorded by the Nigerian military.

[@MarcelFavour-sv1yy]

❤❤

[@JosephKandeor]

You did not mention the Vatsa Coup.

[@backinhistory9]

Well, there was no proven evidence of that coup. Yes, Vatsa and many others were arrested and tried "FOR PLANNING A COUP". They were eventually executed by firing squad but the story is still shrouded in questions that answers have not come handy. We thus decided to discuss coups that had indeed taken place (as against the ones ALLEGED to have been planned or contemplated).

[@afayalucky5419]

Wow

[@OrjiAmarachi-e9v]

Nigeria my country ❤❤