TAFAWA BALEWA...GOLDEN VOICE FROM NIGERIA FESTOUR

[@azuapreciouskadoon8059]

Wonders shall never end I was look for golden voice since someone told me about Alh. Sir Tafawa Belewa you were such a vibrant leader. rest in peace

[@scriptsstudios]

Was really a great man.

[@musak-dabo8120]

this is the first time I have heard AbubakarTafawa Balewa speaks. This brother was poetry in motion, his dictions ebbs and flows like the many rivers of Africa and his dulcet bass tones. He also demonstrated a dignified and simple manner of talking and greeting people. damn..

[@abelfridaychongkon7008]

when ever I here from this man call tafawa balewa I so much filled happy is great man hero

[@MegaKenjah]

Respected across the African continent as one of the leaders who encouraged the formation of the Organisation of African Unity (OAU). Thank you Mr Golden Voice

[@muhammadabdulazeez8176]

The golden voice of Africa, a great, humble and respected man, may his soul rest in perfect peace, ameen

[@yusufabdullahi6339]

Muhammad

[@yusufabdullahi6339]

Muhammad Abdul azeez

[@avigrett1484]

It is difficult to justify the killing of this beautiful soul. My heart aches anytime I here him speak . This man makes me proud to be Nigerian. May his soul rest in perfect peace.

[@alexkhalu8583]

May ALlah grant his soul a repose. He was the first beneficiary of Luggard's folly and the first notable victim of it.

[@alexkhalu8583]

Tope, in relative terms, he was. The man only went to a two year teachers college and then to London for teacher training for ONE year. Relative to his comrades/contemporaries (the trio) , he was therefore a dwarf, educationally, that is. This fact notwithstanding, I admire his political temperament and I think he is an exceptionally wise man. I only wish present Nigerian leaders have as much integrity and wisdom as the late Sir Balawa.

[@HabibuGarba]

The golden voice of Nigeria and Africa

[@jason52034]

A very likeable man...warm, humble, intelligent, urbane and genuine. How sad that he died the way he did!

[@chieftain8958]

Yup. The British loved him.

[@sanguy20]

Real Housa man with intellectual capability and positive mindset of governance

[@sanguy20]

@Isaiah Kyuga Thanks for the enlightenment, but when next you would to type Igbo tribe or any tribe at all try starting the first alphabetic letter with "capital letter"

[@cisseybookworm1425]

@Isaiah Kyuga really?I thought he was gobir?what tribe is gere as u claimed?

[@abodeofhaven1]

Authentic! Humane!! Dynamic

[@georgeawuoche1342]

Nigeria has produced great sons from this great continent...

[@ntic-ogun2889]

Each time one listens to the recorded speech of the Late Sir Abubakar, one couldnt but notice his eloquence and scholarly ability. For a better picture of him, try and check the documentary of his his 1961 visit to the United States. Speaks volume of the education that we receive today.

[@serleceahmerd8647]

Great leader & golden voice of Africa

[@jubriladamu6547]

Allah Akbar ☄️☄️☄️

[@micheal35]

God bless Nigeria

[@1wharfboy]

Very very inspiring and spiritual beyond comprehension A REAL SEED OF GOD. And may God bless his family and the likes of him anywhere in the world. Sir Alhaji Tafewa Balewa The first prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

[@nworaonwuzulu182]

A true statesman from Nigeria's greatest generation. Very articulate, his demeanor and apparent simplicity are attributes of a leader. When our leaders of today speak in the executive or legislative chambers, you can barely make sense of what they are saying. Something is definitely wrong with the quality of our education in this day and age. We need to go back to basics and put grammar back in grammar schools.

[@onuorax9574]

Talk2me9ja: For a foolani Nigerian you are just as ignorant as your compatriots. Only you did not know that Mazi Odumegwu Ojukwu, (Ojukwu's father) was the richest man in Africa before he died. Or that he was a palm oil and groundnut merchant. Or that Ojukwu spent a considerable portion of his father's money executing the war. A fool at forty is foolani for ever!!! ALL HAIL BIAFRA

[@lepredator189]

talk2me9ja take this divisive shit of yours and fuck off.

[@mabs8652]

We don't need English Grammar anywhere in Africa . We shall be proud with our native languages that will give us an opportunity to develop our potential in any field . That's the problem with us Africans ... we equate English with knowledge . That was why we're backwards in our continent . Chinese , Germans , Italians , Japanese , Russian etc are all advanced in Science and technology etc with out knowing how to speak some one language .

[@aliyuabba4575]

@@mabs8652 All those countries you mentioned have a single language to communicate nation wide. So the question is, how do we communicate with a single language in Nigeria considering our diverse dominant languages? Should we use Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba for our single administrative purposes?

[@nworaazubike3802]

Great man Indeed !!! What a loss!

[@ifycamilladenzl8800]

I so much love this man call Tafawa Belewa

[@jamiluidris2641]

The greatest personality may ur gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace sir, The exemplary of true human being despite the deepest r elationship with the west but he retained his values and culture. Just he learned the knowledge and wisdom but retained his culture and personalities.

[@rolandseun3442]

I wonder the kind of English tinubu and buhari speak look at the English of 50 so smooth

[@sanusiabubakarkurya8971]

It's first Nigeria leader we lose good praiminista

[@abdullahisamboilela5006]

no one like him all over the world

[@saiduawaisunasss1525]

Tafawa balewa salute sir

[@sanikassimwudil5662]

History, so it is.

[@babaganaalhajiibrahim5905]

May ur soul rest in perfect peace our first and only prime minister. You earnestly strive ur utmost to assist in building Nigeria into united nation.Nigeria has really been missing u since ur dirth time. Becouse the leaders of today cannot be discribed in any good discription. Hoever, today there is meaninglessness in phylosophy,insecurity in politics,immorality in society,corruption in economic,prostration in art and even lack of creativity in literature.

[@suleimanyakubujauro7118]

may his jentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace ameen

[@tosinpeter1022]

The lust for northernization of Nigeria & unpreparedness for leadership eventually gave Nigeria away to irreparable redemption. Northern & southern Nigerians never fought for our independence with one voice. Nigeria was just a geographical representation where colonists merged together for selfish interest. Her political leaders negotiated their independence based on regional interest against national interest. The hope is, things will definitely correct itself with time. Restructuring synced with time will reform Nigeria @ the end.

[@topekfasua]

this is a great leader... but what we were taught, growing up in the south, was that he was an illiterate who knew nothing. whoever killed this kind of person, killed nigeria!

[@irmamah.1425]

tope fasua, if all people were as unprejudiced as yourself, this world would be a better place to live in.

[@safiyapost]

@@pidginlovers gaskiya magana akan juyin mulki shine akwai trabilism

[@taiwothomas23]

Started from balewa, now we here. Buhari why?!

[@abdul-azizaagora3288]

Allah hu Akbar majan jiya

[@abubakartakuma4488]

I now understand the rational of killing Balewa, he was just too much for them. May he find peace with his lord.

[@kepler798]

I'm from the south those who killed this man killed Nigeria dream

[@zainabel-nafaty7917]

oboy. this guy sabi English scatter

[@chengejude]

Nigeria will go a long long way to find such a leader again, in actual fact there is high probability that they will never do. Such quality leaders will always be eliminated by the foolish/greedy politicians we have all over the country, because such idiots no nothing but greed, cruelty, fraud, political murder and anything wrong you may think of.

[@muhdaliyumuhdaliyu5196]

its a fantastic

[@alfredbiosah4920]

They messed up the video of what would have been a wonderful speech with an unprofessional documentary. Sad.

[@ahmadibrhim5667]

I love you

[@sochedorg5775]

Old leader were honest, harworking people, what we got now thiefs

[@jubriladamu6547]

💚💚💚🤍🤍🤍💛💛💛

[@ipsonipsony3994]

May God destory the ppl who killed this man..May ur soul rest in peace...

[@thekdy]

@eilfred Some people hates Jesus and called him HOMOSEXUAL as well. What does that prove?

[@MegaOdi777]

"This nation called Nigeria shall be an estate to us from our great - grand father, Uthman Dan Fodio. We shall vigorously resist a change of power. We shall manipulate the minorities of the north, and we shall regard the South as a conquered territory." --- Ahmadu Bello, Sultan of Sokoto, Parrot Magazine Wednesday October 12, 1960. "The conquest to the sea is now in sight. When our godsent Ahmadu Bello said some years ago that our conquest will reach the sea shores of Nigeria, some idiots in the South were doubting its possibilities. Today have we not reached the sea? Lagos is reached. It remains Port Harcourt. It must be conquered and taken after December 30, 1964." ---- Mallam Bala Garuba West African Pilot December 30, 1964.

[@chieftain8958]

That's why they killed the jihadist

[@muhammadsani7267]

Muhammad

[@lanrefemi1]

@tope fasua: who taught you that balewa was an illiterate?

[@alexkhalu8583]

Doc Gee, how are they over rated? What is the percentage overshoot? You sound ridiculous. The fact that GEAJ might be mentally feeble does not diminish the well demonstrated intellectual superiority (at least in the academic sense) the South has held over the North for years. Indeed, it appears as if you yourself have a problem with the language. Read your comment and you may agree with me. That is of course if ......

[@ipsonipsony3994]

May God destory the ppl who killed this man..May ur soul rest in peace...