Ep 269 CORPORAL WAMBUA part 1 - THE REAL HEROES OF THE 82 COUP Iko Nini Podcast

[@AnthonyOsiro]

You know this podcast is making serious strides when we get interviews like this that major media houses have not even dared do. I'm genuinely proud of you guys.

[@kevinswahili1991]

My mum’s former boss told me first hand how it went ..he retired in 2009 as a KAF brigadier ..the guest on the show confirms the story too

[@IkoNini]

😁😁👊🏿👊🏿

[@pamami1227]

A detailed interview. Corporal Wambua is very eloquent. The pain of the 82 "coup" comes through in the discourse. Thanks Iko nini. I'm following this series.

[@simonkaraku]

Nowadays we learn history on iko nini..Big up@ Mwafreeka n@Ian the legend

[@antonynyaga3304]

My father in law was also dismissed during the coup. Their case is still in court up to today! He also some interesting historical facts, having worked/interacted with some of "big" people

[@janetmugo5956]

Mwaf anafaa kum invite

[@Waigwe_Nyoike]

What!? Over 40 years!

[@mbuguamichaelkamau4193]

One of the Best Podcast in Kenya..Big up Mwaf,Ian,Rapchaa,and the Other Legend👊🏾👊🏾

[@Dev.0191]

You keep surprising us Mwaf, but again we are not surprised. Hii ni ile podcast, Iko nini

[@IkoNini]

Iko Nini 😁😁

[@jeffaganda6624]

Proud of you Guys sasa Hapa mko in another level

[@DonKhalifah]

Dark an Jarateeeeeng...musawa yako

[@nelsonbilali3888]

Ile surprises ziko kwa hii podcast, tumekubali 🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@anthonyngocihkisilu2973]

Very eloquent Wambua

[@salimthedon]

Home of history,thank you Mwaf and Ian!

[@IkoNini]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Smodestar]

Huyu ndio ule wa jitwangule mshipi?... Wakurungenzis in the house hope mnanishika..? Iko nini we are learning our History keep up.

[@IkoNini]

👊🏿👊🏿

[@KushMuhoreri]

Hapa ni kazi tu! Big up Iko Nini for the amazing interviews and accompanying conversations!!

[@IkoNini]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@kennedyodero7075]

This is the channel for our kids to learn Kudos Mwaff,pod cast noma sana,I learn a lot from this bro

[@IkoNini]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Joseph_kivitz]

This is a job well done, big up Iko nini

[@joashkeya4812]

the story relates to what khwatenge was trying to imagine

[@dennoh1616]

This is the channel to watch

[@IkoNini]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@alexjeshi]

Big up mwaf and the whole crew behind this..keep the story coming..watching from beijing

[@IkoNini]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@1stopentertainment40]

❤❤❤, I like this version of history

[@nelsonmucheru7085]

Right on point...keep up mwaaf👍

[@IkoNini]

🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@Muliviti_times]

Nice work....Can you get Seronei...the detective who neutralized Wanugu, Wacucu, and Rasta...he must be in his old age, though.

[@IkoNini]

👊🏿👊🏿

[@PK-vx2fx]

@@IkoNiniyeah let’s get that kind of cops who dealt with ruthless criminals in that era where the avenues of getting away with crime was more open that these days of IT.

[@mohameddehunter1635]

Even Amina chute mwenye alikuwa na seronei sai Ako Kenya kindly bring her on before arudi majuu​@@IkoNini

[@Muliviti_times]

@@PK-vx2fx Exactly

[@kipssports998]

Please reach out to Seronei

[@blackppt_]

Iko nini is Iko nini 🎉🎉

[@kevinswahili1991]

Mwaff can you bring Major General (Rtd) Peter Kariuki also he was KAF commander 82

[@IkoNini]

Chapa connection

[@kevinswahili1991]

@@IkoNini naingia utafiti

[@EvansMboya-r2e]

Njirimani from Tiriki kaimosi

[@josephsoita1341]

Iko nini,tuned from 252

[@cryptoth4n0s77]

Kiongozi, naona unapata mafunzo ya itikadi kali huko? 😁😁 Get us info about Mohammud from there, since at one time there were rumours he was being enticed by barre during the shifta wars.

[@gatuhamungai]

Mwaf hapa alibanja kilami karibu akawekwe drip hosi. Kilami tupu!!

[@IkoNini]

😂😂

[@TheGuruKe]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kabuthakabutha9472]

I think it should be @Ian thiong'o "the banter man "😅😅

[@amolonyawegi1637]

Next time tell him to explain how a weapon could be carried in the canopy of the a/c.thats not possible. Some errors

[@maina_mwangih]

Well done team iko nini

[@IkoNini]

Iko Nini!!

[@TheBlessedPaul]

Budah... It's getting serious here... Iko nini

[@IkoNini]

Iko Nini!!

[@petertonny4380]

I didn't say soldiers were not beaten and tortured,i only gave my experience where i was.i didnt want to give info i didnt witness

[@doctrine_ridge_Ke]

30:38 damn!!

[@wambuaandrew9836]

iko nini🎉🎉 part2 manze

[@IkoNini]

Kesho 3pm

[@kaitadavid]

History being told as it should. We have been fed lots of false information.

[@IkoNini]

👌🏿

[@spin._majorKE]

Iko Ninii

[@KaKa-if5nz]

Informative

[@yaboispiffy2549]

Safi mno👏🏿

[@josephNdichu879]

Guka atupee some wisdom kwani iko nini ...

[@IkoNini]

💯

[@Burastreams]

Iko Nini

[@brianodenyi]

Iko nini

[@IkoNini]

Iko Nini!!

[@amolonyawegi1637]

Asking why he sabotage

[@kefakorodo5738]

Iko niniii ,

[@marigu5804]

so one time, the coup was staged. then we sabotaged. what is what? hii story ya military ni ngumu wacha niende kajitombe

[@IkoNini]

Moi let it happen but it nearly went wrongly 😬😬

[@Inagole4233]

@@IkoNiniThe whole narration is childish,,,no sence,,

[@edwardosew7582]

1KR, my father, was posted there, we lived in 1KR for more than 10 years. It's one of the best Army battalion. 1KR was one of the 1st Army battalions into Somalia . I still remember the day they left for Somalia, I had lived in an army base most my life then, but that day I saw weapons I had never seen in my life, that day I knew what instruments of violence look like. Imagine seeing your neighbour's father, who you knew as baba nani carrying 2 bazukas, an automatic rifle, a pistol, a big knife, chains of bullets all over his body, and grenades. That was the day I finally understood what my father does in the Army, and it was not pretty. Of course, it was scary watching people you know go to war, but what was more scary is the moral they had. They were just singing.

[@IkoNini]

😲😲

[@edwardosew7582]

They should do a documentary of the 1st Kenya Rifles infantry battalion. Some bad MF.

[@gilbertayiera8349]

I wish mwaf let the major tell the story, without intrupting him

[@IkoNini]

Are you serious? 😂😂

[@solomonwangondu2870]

Too much interruptions

[@Jayy__Rr]

So basically he helped stop Kenya attaining Liberation..Sad part is he doesn’t even realize it himself.

[@Gylish]

Liberation like Libya's?

[@IkoNini]

😬😬

[@johnosumba1980]

@@Gylishlisten to yourself?

[@petertonny4380]

What liberation?do you know what it means to be ruled by the military,its the worst dictatorship.you should thank those who foiled it and God

[@kiplaelvi6519]

Iko Whaat

[@IkoNini]

Iko Whaaaat!! 😁

[@Inagole4233]

That denial that soldiers were not beaten and tortured makes his story skeptical,we have relatives who were maimed who had nothing to do with the coup,one of them is my uncle from garissa, a technician in the Air Force ,,,As amillitary man he should have known there is no way air power can capture a territory This is basic knowledge even for the lowest rank except for mad men like Ochuka,Therefore when he says with straight face if the bombs were dropped the country would have been KWISHA is laughable,I just went to this level of evaluation because I know some of my country men are very suggestible,We need a true history from our elders but not POROJO and CONSPIRACY theories,

[@SPIDERman9051]

i think your microphones are too massive..we cnnot see the faces entirely

[@IkoNini]

😲😲

[@simong794]

Mwaf..... before a guest you have invited appears before you please do your homework before the interview....you look very shallow with stupid questions.

[@champee001karis6]

Open your podcast do your homework before asking Questions, I will subscribe to your channel I promise.

[@mbuguamichaelkamau4193]

Stop hating on Mwaf,A Brother bringing another Brother down..Mwaf is doing a great job and he is doing this soo that people can learn and understand there history.

[@wambuageorgemutua1930]

Moi was so selfish

[@IkoNini]

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