The Last 24-hours of General Sani Abacha

[@HispleMedia]

Hello Hisplers, you may also like "the Last 24 Hours of Thomas Sankara", the Burkinabe leader who was assassinated by his friend, Blaise Compaore in 1987. 👉 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYrWd5t_YrOkn6M Sankara was determined to change the fortunes of his country but cut short by his compatriot. Pls leave a comment on the video if you enjoy it. Thanks for watching 🎉❤🎉❤

[@AlhassanYauri]

@HispleMedia why did you refer to late Gen Abacha as kano born Tyrant? Don't you think it is unbecoming of your channel to call a fmr President that worked well for the country a Tyrant?

[@HispleMedia]

@AlhassanYauri who is a tyrant? Pls let us start from there! Thanks for watching 👍 👍

[@AlhassanYauri]

@@HispleMedia I mentioned the name. Please read again

[@akimbah]

The street where my family house is located in free town is name after him. He has contributed greatly to stop the civil war in Sierra Leone we Sierra Leonean are grateful to him and the Nigerian army

[@HispleMedia]

That is inspiring to hear. Thank you for watching 🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@mcomuonobunde-omuono1132]

I am not a Nigerian but I distinctly recall the sense of relief and near euphoria I experienced at his demise. Now, I hear many voices here praising the tyrant. I am not shocked. It is an old human foible to romanticize the virtues and goodness of the dead. Recently, I came across a similar story on KZbin about Abacha's alter ego in Uganda, Gen Iddi Amin Dada. Many Ugandans felt his reign was the best ever in the country's history. Again, I was unsurprised. I understand these things; the unending human urge to convert despots and evil people into saints. I do not begrudge them.

[@HispleMedia]

Well said... Thank you for not begudging them. I appreciate you 🙏🙏❤️

[@mamudgassama5688]

Finally a decent, intelligent and logical voice on Social media. Thank you my brother

[@chinoj5066]

Well penned! ❤

[@quizkallie]

this is delusional. Those leaders were significantly great for their people. We live in a world where international interference is real. Why did NY times spread the apple propoganda news about Abacha's demise.? while nothing like that ever happened. Abacha resisted the west a lot, same as Idi Amin of Uganda. They are not saints, but they had better plans for their people. Good leaders are often those who server their people well. Putting up a huge resistance against western exploitation is considered a great quality if you understand that the west is Africa's biggest problem

[@jo-d-lo38]

@@mcomuonobunde-omuono1132 The good thing is,when they met their MAKER,he didn't consider the misplaced loyalty and love of the people.He dealt with them accordingly.

[@HomericOrigins]

I think this video shows that al Mustapha was actually a patriotic Nigerian despite the hate...Great job. Thank you❤

[@HispleMedia]

Thanks

[@tonye.8023]

Patriotic in what sense?

[@optic247]

@@tonye.8023 he ensured smooth transition, he could have took over the gvt

[@chinoj5066]

​@@optic247 No he couldn't, else he would've bn a suspect!

[@ike8018]

Any Insurgency that lasts more than 24 hours, a government official has a hand in it.” - General Sani Abacha.

[@ahmedabdullahi8326]

When abacha died Nigerians were supposed to cry but my people celebrated oo chai!!

[@HispleMedia]

Even in the north? 🙏🙏

[@ahmednjidda6182]

Abacha is not a tyrant, we've seen worse democratically elected president after him, abacha was a strong leader that wanted Nigeria to self reliant.

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔. You know IBB was more brutal and dangerous but his approach made him appear as though he was a good man. Abacha didn't even kill as many as IBB but his approach was brutal. Thank you for watching ❤️💙

[@obiejike5756]

Abacha was even worse than a tyrant. He death saved the lives of numerous Nigerians.

[@BigFish83]

​@@obiejike5756what's the point if countless lives have been lost under apc government

[@samsonsimon2516]

Abacha was an undisputed tyrant! Anyone that says otherwise does not know the meaning of a tyrant

[@ohukwh606hgghk]

All these abokis will always support evil, abacha was an evil man

[@afeaaserhna8785]

I don't know all the events of June 8th 1998, but IMO, Major Al-Mustapha (rtd.) displayed professionalism, patriotism, courage and selflessness to handle things the way he did that day. He could have decided to seize power, execute all his seniors in the army and thereby, lead the country into very serious chaos. I thank him. I may be wrong, but could it be that Abacha suffured some degree of radiation poisioning via a handshake with one of the members of Yasser Arafat's entourage?

[@HispleMedia]

That is what it entails. Thank you for watching ❤️💗💗

[@chinoj5066]

Yes the Palestinian could be responsible. But then what was the motive?🤔

[@sholraz191044]

Abacha is a Saint compared to the present day civilian rule.

[@andyharrison4746]

You either were not born and around when Abacha was in power or you're just one really funny joker! Just type this into google "Ogoni 9". And that's just one among the thousands upon thousands of atrocities commited by Sani Abacha and his military boys. How was it like living in a country where you could be killed for mere speaking a word the government doesn't like?

[@aframaco9491]

What an unfair and unfounded statement!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!

[@Carrymedeygo-h3j]

Thanks for this

[@chinoj5066]

They're all the same! Evil is evil

[@ifeoluwa121]

Sadly, I just have to agree with you!!

[@djiguibatounkara5173]

He was a remarkable and unforgotten leader who saved free town Sierra Leone from the Rebels

[@HispleMedia]

That is right... Thank you for acknowledging that pls. Thanks for watching 😍😍

[@azubuikeesumeh7469]

General abacha was never a tyrant he was Nigeria best head of state

[@HispleMedia]

Well, I'm not going to argue otherwise. But the general consensus is that he was. Thank you for watching 💗💗💗

[@edirindafe1210]

he was a wicked tyrant he thief who stole from nigeria he ordered the assasination of kudirat abiola he also signed the killing of ken saro wiwa he is terrible tyrant just like the others like IBB and buhari

[@djfitzfabiola]

@@azubuikeesumeh7469 Nope Yar'adua is Nigeria's best president ever

[@ikechukwuokonkwowedbest9371]

ABACHA NEVER DISTURBED THE POOR. HE WAS A SAINT COMPARED TO WHAT WE HAVE HAD SINCE 2015

[@ObetaInnocentobecks]

He fought against those destroying Nigeria but local and International criminals.

[@chinoj5066]

Evil is evil, jst @ different degrees d/4 doesn't make d lesser a saint!

[@obunny3251]

@@chinoj5066 you know, I love this take.

[@nworgunnanyere8688]

No matter what you are going through, do your best to stay alive.

[@HispleMedia]

🙏🙏🙏

[@kaluntachukwuma9351]

Stay alive with clean hands

[@HispleMedia]

@@kaluntachukwuma9351 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@AncientInsights1]

"he was as fit as a fiddle", this support the claim that he was poisoned. Thank you for this great research. ❤🎉

[@HispleMedia]

❤️💙❤️🙏🙏

[@kolaoluwole8104]

This are soldier what a great Army, today no soldier in Nigeria

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔❤️

[@LordByron778]

Bad English

[@adezichris3051]

@@LordByron778 mumu man, English is not his language

[@mikolobabz]

@@LordByron778 How English bad that you can too speak good too?

[@therealistOba]

Spinless piece of shit, that's all we have left now.

[@kennethezemelite2711]

The best leader in the history of Nigeria so far...

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔

[@abubakarmuhammad5989]

You can say that again

[@taiwobolarinwa3976]

Are you really serious? No, I don’t think so.

[@thatoneguywholovesthena-4529]

Troll take 😂

[@Norseman21736]

Una be mumu. This bastard is the biggest thief and looter we have witnessed in Africa. Abacha was a dog

[@anthonyforrest1785]

An autopsy should have been done if it violated Islamic standards all Islamic scholars should be summoned to discuss the matter!

[@HispleMedia]

They know what they did!! It was game plan 🤔🤔. Thanks for watching ♥️

[@tonye.8023]

All of you saying that Abacha wasn't a tyrant, how old are you? Did you actually exist in Nigeria as an adult from 1993 to 1998?

[@HispleMedia]

I find it difficult to give them a response... They are probably young people.

[@areoladanielolusegun3827]

Don't mind them, because they done know what they are saying

[@user-Tijjani]

Abacha was a big tyrant, and he was poison by Indian ladies, Becouse he womanize too much, so they used that opportunity and killed him.

[@gideonmthembu8693]

The lawlessness at the time was appalling. I noticed in 1995 at the Ikeja airport. The evidence could be seen at the airport that one had to go thru 19 checkpoints before getting on the plane . Every point a bribe was needed to go through. I paid up a few until I ran out of cash and started telling those officials I had already paid and was out of cash. This could only happen where there is no law.

[@kaiblade760]

@@HispleMedia Exactly

[@LanceGrail]

The best Head Of State ever

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔👍

[@emmanuelkaka6919]

Abacha was never a tyrant rather he is a great leader who want Nigeria to be self reliant.

[@HispleMedia]

Thank you very much. 🙏🙏👍👍

[@Adaezeadina]

@@emmanuelkaka6919 I can't really say I agree with you sir but one sure thing is that his era is far better than this present wicked 🖤 government. At least we could feed well

[@chinoj5066]

Akuko!😅

[@DavidWilliams-rk1nq]

I was in South Africa when this MoFo was pronounced dead. Nigerians were dancing that day

[@FReePeacefulEurope]

Could you kindly use your regular accent? The current tonal variation is affecting the audio quality, making it challenging to follow.

[@HispleMedia]

Noted... Thank you for your feedback.

[@louisedem4042]

Why does the narrator sound like that? Great story tho.

[@Yinka_oloko0305]

So annoying

[@MrSkillz91]

😂😂😂😂 I just wanted to write this

[@lokossi9707]

Wanted to say the same thing

[@eldios831]

Nigerians don't play around when it comes to their politics...I was only six years old when abaca died...only reason I noticed this was because my dad worked for an year for Shell in Nigeria when the ogoni six trial happened...sadly or concisely my dad always and still hasa high moral ground and was one of the sacrificial lamb...in his mind he always thought abacha was immortal

[@HispleMedia]

He was brutal and harsh... Much love to your family. Thank you for watching ❤️🙏

[@amirimosewen2155]

Your Dad is still around?

[@eldios831]

@@amirimosewen2155 he is around but enjoying his retirement

[@facTual-b4d]

One death news that the memory of how it was celebrated in my street even as a child never left me. At that point, i knew that the man is already in HELL cos i lost my grandma the previous year and saw how everyone was shedding tears and being consoled that she made heaven only for Abacha to die and everyone celebrated as if a new baby was born. At that point, even as a child, i knew that if people's tears for the dead could equate Heaven, then people's joy in another death could translate to HELL. Nothing anybody wan tell me, the man dey HELL

[@HispleMedia]

Same in my area (village) then... I remember my uncle telling us the news while jumping and celebrating...

[@Chako_Worldwide_Comics]

Same in my area in Benin City... It was like a saviour was born. I was only 10 years old at the time but the memory is still very fresh.

[@ObetaInnocentobecks]

In my street many of us who were ardent international politics followers cried like babies. I was sure we were going back to slavery with his death and that real enemies of the country would take over. Twice I have predicted doom for Nigeria twice it happened. When Abacha died I told people that it will take us at least 20 years to earn the respect a Nigerian passport holder had under Abacha or bring back sanity that he tried to instilled into our society. The moment he died we lost Bakasi peninsula, Free medical treatment stopped. PTF fund ended. Terrorist thrived and Nigerian passport become useless. The second time I made similar prediction was in 2015 election. I told people that a vote to Buhari was a vote to 20 years backwardness. The rest is history.

[@ekanemikpeme1904]

What you people have failed to state is that Sani Abacha's health was failing. His lips was turning black, he started wearing dark shades. whatever was happening with Sani Abacha has probably not been revealed. For all i know, he may have been poisoned months before he died.

[@HispleMedia]

With a slow poison you mean?? Well, just like other speculations about his death, this can be entertained in that realm as well. Thank you for watching ❤️❤️

[@ThinkEagle7]

I will take Abacha over Buhari and Tinubu.

[@HispleMedia]

I think Abacha was better than those two...except Tinubu proves me wrong in the end.. Thank you for watching 💗❤️💙

[@ThinkEagle7]

@HispleMedia His still an illegal president

[@Norseman21736]

U were probably a kid when Abacha ruled.he was worse than pig

[@giftcase]

I danced that day he died but looking back now,i wish i never did

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🎉

[@Adaezeadina]

😂😅

[@ojayscarmarket7480]

As a kid I danced on the street too as the news broke

[@HispleMedia]

Many of us did so too. Personally, I was told by my uncle that Abacha wanted to kill his vice the same day he died. I was happy because of that. Thank you for relating your experience 🙏🙏

[@BlessedYouTuber]

He joined Ken Saro Wiwa who died a few years before Abacha’s death. Any good country politically can’t go into political turmoil because of a president dying. Look at Tanzania, Zambia, Ghana, then a few days ago Namibia, etc...

[@abuyusuf8374]

In time of Abacha, it seemed people had food and most of the common people were safe. Today, there is no food and there is no security. Farmers cannot even do farming because of lack of security. Thanks Tinobu for destroying the mightiest country of Africa

[@simeonolotu4083]

@@abuyusuf8374 South Africa is the most powerful and relevant country in Africa.

[@user-fh2mc3cn9t]

Abacha was a successful head of state so passionate about his country. Maj Hamza Mustaphe is an hero, a well loyal servant to his Boss, so intelligent & courageous officer how i wish he can make the number 1 man in our country, doesn't condole rublish from anyone

[@voicecommunities4810]

And you were enjoying and living a good life under Abacha right?

[@abubakara.abubakar4504]

@@voicecommunities4810 yes ofcos, are you enjoying your life in the current administration??

[@lezigapoi5509]

Abacha was a killer.

[@Tunez_Everblaze]

@@lezigapoi5509 did he kill you? All political leaders are killers.. You only know the one you know.

[@chinoj5066]

​@@abubakara.abubakar4504That doesn't disprove the fact that there's also hardship under the current Govt. Both are not mutually exclusive!

[@BoniOdinga-m5g]

Interestingly in Africa...the rumor is usually closer to the truth than the official statements.

[@HispleMedia]

That is true! Thanks for watching ❤️💗

[@rantigold]

There are several sides to stories, this narrative is Mustapha's side God knows the truth.

[@HispleMedia]

Yeah, God actually knows the truth. Meanwhile, those who should give the correct account are Al Mustapha, Lt. Col. Abdallah, Dr. Suleiman Wali and Gen. Jerry Useni. These were the closest people at the point of his death. Thanks for watching... ❤️❤️

[@stvvbee]

Al Mustapha deserves a special place in Nigerian history. Imagine what could have happened if he did not take charge that day.

[@HispleMedia]

Seriously! It would have been a disaster. Or imagine for ones that as he was advised by the young boys that they killed all the officers and turned the whole incident into a coup!? He deserve respect.. Thank you very much for watching!! ❤️

[@jibson6118]

I did not really like Al Mustapha before, but this video made me to have second thoughts.

[@aigbekaenosaigbovo8607]

Maybe you people dont know how Nigeria army is. Mustapha was confused, being number one and senior boy is different casa o

[@CHIKANWAOGU-tg2dp]

June 8, 1998 is a date that cannot be forgotten in Nigeria's history.

[@HispleMedia]

Yeah... Thank you for your feedback ♥️

[@djfitzfabiola]

That Palestinian president and his entourage were Abacha's hidden enemies that he never knew about

[@risk0systemsuk171]

Al Mustapha is every country’s dream son. Loyal to his country and boss. Even after his boss had passed on, he made sure he was dignified and succeeded by the right person. IBB also showed great wisdom and advised him correctly. What injections were administered to Abacha shortly after he took ill??

[@HispleMedia]

Well, on the question of the type of injection, we can only know that if the doctor had spoken. But, ethically he can't speak on that, I suppose. I personally changed my view of Al Mustapha after researching and making this video. He did well on this day. But based on the research I'm currently working on, particularly about Jerry Useni, and how the people in power betrayed him as the most senior officer after Abacha. According to him, he was betrayed because he is a Christian!

[@ezinwo1961]

Nobody here ever said he created the six geopolitical zones which your senates and House of Representatives and past and present good leaders can never do, he was a patriotic soldier always trying to see how he could bettered national polity. No man is perfect everyone have their own shortcomings. I knew Hajjia his niece.

[@HispleMedia]

Great. I talk about the six geopolitical zones, the creation of six states and some LGA in our latest video. Why Abacha is seen as a good leader and loved by many. Pls check our channel page for more other achievements of Abacha. Thanks for watching ♥️💗💗

[@musamubarak5405]

Abacha is not a dictator and also a tyrant. He is far better in bringing achievement to Nigeria than the political seleted leaders. Change your communication language Mr. Commentator.

[@donatta1857]

Ya, except all those Ogoni People he massacred, looting billions of oil wealth of the country, blind eye to the environmental destruction of Ogoni Land by oil companies and the execution of his one time friend, Ken Soro Wiwa.

[@HispleMedia]

OK, 🤔🤔🤔

[@taiwobolarinwa3976]

Mention one achievement he brought to Nigeria.

[@bartshinyi5902]

Abacha's death marked an end to a political era that was characterized by uncertainty about who was going to succeed him or hm succeeding himself in a military to civilian transition presided over the him

[@ogwangmorrishabsalom9385]

Rest in peace abacha,i remember it rained in uganda that day

[@HispleMedia]

🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@fampiemesangare913]

Nigeria lost a great leader in the late general sani abacha was he alive the boka haram will never have been able to hold on long the man was a nationalist & pathetic who a great love for the unity of his country-Nigeria

[@HispleMedia]

Remember, we thought Buhari as president would end boko haram. What happened is history

[@taiwobolarinwa3976]

I think Gboko haram will be more than what we’re seeing today under Abacha watch. He’s not even a Nigerian.

[@HajaJakaBanya-gw2xv]

Watching from SierraLeone he save freetown

[@HispleMedia]

🙏🙏👍👍👌

[@Bazookabloody]

Abacha had good plans for Nigeria. He was murdered big time. His vision 2020 was to transform Nigeria. Which president has ever made a long term vision? 4uk!!!!

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔 Thank you for watching ❤️💗

[@taiwobolarinwa3976]

To transform Nigeria into a moslem nation? It’s not gonna happen in Jesus mighty name.

[@soniaatiene-vv4kr]

Wonders never end

[@HispleMedia]

That is true... Thank you for watching ♥️👍

[@Femimexican]

God is great❤❤❤

[@HispleMedia]

🙏🙏🙏

[@marcusdavidson5776]

Abacha was a good leader who had good plans for Nigeria…. R I P General 🤔❤️😇

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔🙏🙏

[@ugblizz94]

We didn’t see abacha’s value REST ON LEGEND 🫡

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔

[@ibrahimjalo1390]

The unforgettable general.

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔👍

[@kidadaowen-browne]

Al Mustapha always projects himself as saviour and a patriot whereas it's not so.

[@HispleMedia]

🤔 🤔 🤔

[@GladFamilyTV]

so many speculations surrounding his death, I certainly doubt it was caused by a mere handshake. Good work boss. This video is very similar to the recent video published on my KZbin channel.

[@HispleMedia]

Yeah, I watched the great you did in that video... The algorithm needs to push it to more people. Thank you bro for watching.

[@philomena724]

A poisoned handshake maybe???

[@adedotunJTV]

Nigeria our country 😢

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔

[@williamomondi5800]

He may have been a tyrant, mark the word 'may', but Nigeria's best soccer years were under his tenure. This guy had a passion for sports.

[@HispleMedia]

Like the Atlanta 96 success. Thank you for watching 🙏🙏

[@Saleemsaeed-y4j]

Nigerians are missing this military region 💯🤗

[@HispleMedia]

Are you very sure!!!?

[@finianokeya895]

Best Nigerian ever!

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔

[@valezeb]

The Presidential Vilaaaaa....nice house

[@HispleMedia]

🙏🙏😍

[@johnnjoroge1791]

I remember during France 98 when Sani Abacha died. Other countries at the World Cup were laughing at Nigerian team for wearing black ribbons. Including other African countries

[@HispleMedia]

🤔 🤔 🤔

[@ehiedu4you]

Please use a stable narrator, I am a Nigerian and this style is used only for comedic relief but never for this long

[@HispleMedia]

🙆🙆🙆 Thank you 🙏

[@jadafarm7767]

team Hamza Almustapha 2027 let’s gather here

[@fashconcepts]

Our politicians made us to believe that this man is a devil.

[@HispleMedia]

Because he was brutish. IBB was more tyrannical than him and even killed more Nigerians than him but he had a force that was targeting even women. Kudirat happened in his tenure, Ken saro wiwa too etc...and the handling of Abiola as well. Also, the way he handled transition program too left much to be desired. Thank you for watching 💗💗

[@freemanbossmanjuyole]

Yes oh

[@emmanuelpeace8591]

He was never a tyrant. Take that back.

[@HispleMedia]

OK sir/ma, thank you for watching 😍

[@nanlunglongtau2076]

My pastor when he has a cough but I still has to preach😂

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔

[@abdul-ilahel-hassan4572]

Good morning Sir

[@HispleMedia]

Good evening sir. Thanks for your feedback.

[@gantswood]

Nigeria is gone as a country. Completely finished.

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔👍

[@hassanharuna5640]

They choose to take Abacha down because he is a friend of Ghadafi and has the same intention to make Nigeria self reliance as Libya and great nation. Which the west don't want. Every good leader they will find way to take him out and destroy his NAME. Should Abacha is alive Nigeria will be great nation by now. We will not experience Buhari/Tinubu horrible regime...

[@michaeldesmond9757]

Abacha dead rob Nigerian of a patriotic and pan African leader. He was a great leader

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔, I hope we will not say again in future that Buhari was a good leader. We made that mistake in 2015,see where we are today. Thanks for watching 🙏🙏

[@basseybassey6834]

That Abacha's doctor and CSO's accounts of his death corroborated is not sufficient proof that they both said the truth. What if there was a conspiracy of silence or something? Anyone can say anything in an interview with mere mortals. It is only to the Creator that every secret is known and cannot be hidden!

[@HispleMedia]

That is right. However, we only have their views to deal with as we can not hear from God directly. Thank you for watching ❤️💗❤️

[@egungbohundavid1863]

No leader will emerge without the consent of God

[@HispleMedia]

🙏🙏

[@hamzaolalekan3057]

Why addressing him as a tyrant? Abacha was never a tyrant, e is a patriot. His only sin is not handing over to abiola and u all don't even know what abiola wld do. Just as u over hype Buhari

[@HispleMedia]

Because that is what most written history says he was. Thank you for your feedback and thanks for watching.

[@KasimNura-xg6vr]

What an unfortunately

[@ifeanyiaboy1466]

Rip sir

[@HispleMedia]

🙏 🙏 🙏

[@rodiebakpa9368]

No empathy for him!, he has blood on his hands.

[@HispleMedia]

🤔 🤔

[@sethchongkoni3517]

Why did you referred to him as "Kano-Born Tyrant"?

[@HispleMedia]

Ohh, because he was born in Kano and was a tyrant. But then we hv made recent videos about his regime. One covers why many Nigerians love him so much and the other shows why others called him a tyrant. Thank you for watching... Peace.

[@DencoJVB]

When BBC is mentioned in a situation like this in Nigeria, know that that angle where BBC comes in is total lie.

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔

[@isaachassane]

You skipped the part where AlMustapha privately met with Abdulsalam before any other officer knew. Kaki don turn Agbada today. Does of us who lived in the barracks then still have disciplines from that era.

[@HispleMedia]

Ohh, OK! Thank you for watching... 💗💗

[@haddonmutanda3092]

Almustapha was close and present when Abacha was poisoned . Almustapha was also close and present when Chief Abiola was poisoned and died too . Ummm! I don’t he’s as innocent as he pretends to be . He’s a common factor for the demise of both men

[@ucheaja3462]

.... how can you refer to him as the 'kano born tyrant'??

[@HispleMedia]

Because he was born in kano even though he was kanuri from bornu state.

[@josephmusau4526]

Moshood Abiola died on 7th july 1998, Gen Abacha died the following day! Fear Americans

[@chasm87]

@@josephmusau4526 nope. Abache died June 8 not July 8

[@josephmusau4526]

@chasm87 thank you fir informing me

[@hassanharuna5640]

Almustapha has made big mistake he should have declared head of state at that moment period....

[@HispleMedia]

Declared himself?? That would have been a serious issue. Thanks

[@emmaigboechi1788]

Why call Abacha a tyrant? Tinubu is a worst tyrant under a so called democracy.

[@HispleMedia]

It appears that Nigerians prefer such leaders. It keeps everyone under checks

[@warrenRuemu]

Wetin concern Airpeace concern Abacha..

[@HispleMedia]

Some of the footage s used are not actually from the scenes but portray the action being talked about... So if airpeace is used then the editor used it to actions that talk about airplane. However, it may have gone unnoticed. Thanks for watching

[@kinkana232]

He was no tyrant compared to what the nation is facing now under so called democratic demagogues.

[@HispleMedia]

OK, thank you. ❤️💗

[@taiwobolarinwa3976]

It all started with him and Babangida.

[@DanielNnadozie-d6r]

Where's bamiyi

[@HispleMedia]

He should be in his house resting. Thanks for watching 🙏🙏

[@okojiemichael805]

Na that time Nigeria 🇳🇬 get army nor be now 😏

[@OluwatobiOgunniyi-hd9ge]

His death was not celebrated all over Nigeria, please do you research well next time 👍

[@HispleMedia]

What do you mean? Please elaborate. Thanks for watching

[@Mohammedjibrin-n3x]

Why am watching this video without getting the reward

[@HispleMedia]

You have just been reward with a heart ❤️ and a reply. Thank you for watching 🙏🙏

[@jamesentonu984]

He was poisoned from the handshake we know how it works

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔! Thank you for watching

[@ailuorioirabor256]

The evel that men do lives after them

[@HispleMedia]

🤔 🤔 🤔

[@FOODAMBASSADOR-d9m]

How could a Head of State shake hands with a security officer from another country? Secondly, how could Mustapha took a route that is not permitted to the presidential Villa? It was all cooked stories. It was a different form of coup!

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔 Abacha was hated by many, so you may not be far from the truth... Thank you for watching 👍

[@kolaposaheed5925]

Gen. Sani Abacha wasn't a tyrant as proclaimed.

[@HispleMedia]

OK... Thank you kindly

[@ehiedu4you]

The narrator is not as good as the video

[@HispleMedia]

I think he has long improved.. Thanks for watching 👍 👍

[@tomiwaadefolarin1414]

Abacha is a good leader...

[@adeyemovictor]

so why do people kept saying he ate an apple?

[@HispleMedia]

Well, there were speculations and this was one of them... Others speculated that he died of overdoes of viagra in Company of s€x workers. However, the official account is that he dies of sudden heart attack. Thanks for watching 💗💗

[@florianmukachi3957]

Please improve on that miserable childish tone in the voice of the narrator...some of us might not take the info serious just due to that 😅

[@HispleMedia]

OK, thank you

[@ebiwenicrossmiller1821]

Its rained cat and dog in Abuja that morning.

[@ayodejilonge1590]

no dey use this kind accent again bros.

[@HispleMedia]

OK, thank you for your feedback.

[@adamattahattah8531]

Pls reverse your callous statement, abacha is not a tyrant,

[@HispleMedia]

Oh ok 🤔🤔🤔! Thank you for watching

[@solaodu6923]

There's no one Gos cannot fesi with

[@christopheromekwe7975]

Engrossing

[@HispleMedia]

🙏🙏🙏👍

[@paternitymatters2129]

Maybe Abacha was not as bad as we people portrayed him, after all. He had his flaws, yes, but a tyrant, I don't think so.

[@HispleMedia]

🤔🤔🤔. Thanks for your view on this.