The Leaked Video Of Gen. Adisa Begging Maj. Mustapha -

[@nwaliikeemmanuel2313]

Self preservation is everyone's very first duty He lived to fight another day.

[@stephenafonja8193]

I can’t do what I don’t know

[@davyroger3773]

The duty of the cowardly and the craven mainly, the preservation of 'dignitas' and 'virtu' are the duty of noble men

[@musanuhu1879]

@@stephenafonja8193 v8

[@Zicoslater2]

He was a Major Gen, talking to a very junior officer. The fact that Almustapha is still walking around in Nigeria freely baffles me.

[@Aro_Gidigba]

Adisa was very much aware he wasn't pleading to Al Mustapha but rather through him to Jerry Useni, Bamayi and other senior officers who used Al Mustapha as a tool to threaten others due to being CSO. Al Mustapha can be heard saying Sir to Adisa, in the end Al Mustapha who was just obeying orders spent over 13 yrs in prison the others didn't

[@adetolaayodele7790]

You are not wrong at all.

[@benjaminrimamnde874]

@@Aro_Gidigba hmmm power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely

[@King_Krypto]

this is what media and propaganda has done to you all... make your research don't be in an hurry to pass judgment also judgment is not of a man but God Almighty

[@zeevision2302]

I don't blame him! those who know who is Abacha back then know he's not the type of person to be mess with, there is no point standing strong unless you are on a suicidal mission. Self-preservation! First ✊

[@fadebisola1526]

That's the reason I'm just smiling while reading some people's comments.

[@yusuflabo3672]

Self preservation is the very first rule of Nature

[@chimerezeemeruwa]

General Adisa you are so on point. No shame, no apology for staying alive for your loved ones.

[@skybench100]

... but the question was why does he want to save his life if he was not a part of the alleged coup? A coup they claimed was a fanthom coup. Therefore, he did not answer the question.

[@simonc1521]

@@skybench100 ADISA, FADIPE and others all confirmed THERE WAS A COUP! They didn't say it indirectly or subtly, they said it with their chests. Only Diya denied it was a phantom coup basically because he claimed till date he was approached by Bamayi to be set up.

[@jamesliamedward5915]

@@simonc1521k

[@keepfittildesley]

proper man. it takes a strong man to be honest.

[@faithnte]

Lol

[@yusufibrahimajakanbi637]

He is honest man

[@risk0systemsuk171]

General Adisa was such a lovable and straight talking man. He didn’t deny it and try to save face like General Diya.

[@josephusua8917]

I understand his point and he saved his life and was more useful to his family but...... That is not the language of a Soldier. This in the military parlance is the height of cowardice.

[@risk0systemsuk171]

@@josephusua8917 If you’re referring to General Adisa, I doubt was being cowardly. He wasn’t shirking his responsibility to the people of Nigeria by abandoning his post to save his skin. His fate was in the hands of a single man who could decide whether he lives or dies in his quest to hold on to power he had taken unconstitutionally. Infact I dare say he’s the bravest of that bunch. Unlike Diya, he wasn’t trying to alter people’s perception of who he really was. A yellow belly.

[@henriomoeje8741]

Adisa is the only truthful person before this panel. He admit to being a coward unlike Diya.

[@fodioyahaya7506]

Yes but major Fadefe CSO to Diya did desame

[@sthenrymary]

Yeye generals -not battle tested, spoken language questionable, administrative skills doubtful, etc. They promote you based on who you know, the Nigerian way. Merit is absent from the Nigerian military.

[@chyknikoncept5938]

Yes you have stated the bane of Nigeria Military

[@siatelecomsltdLondon]

You talk perfect sense. 👍

[@MKush24]

he fought in the civil war. he was even prisoner of war. get your facts right. How do i know? Olanrewaju is my grandpa

[@jayoroka3184]

@@MKush24 Good for you but still doesn’t change the fact that he was a Jackass . The fact that he fought in the civil war doesn’t qualify him to be a General . Just hearing the man speak showed his lack of intellect, poise and grace . Made me want to puke out one month’s worth of digested food. And before you repeat the fact that he fought in the civil war , my father and grandfather fought in the civil war too and they fought honorably and professionally. Matter of fact , my father still carries shrapnels and a bullet is still lodged in his upper ribs up until this day . Now the question is , does that makes him a shoo in candidate to be a general ? Hell No . The very definition of a general is he or she who leads or commands a war or peacekeeping mission and none of these asswipes did any of that . Fucking Hell , there have been more generals in the history of the Nigerian Armed Forces than the US military . What a fucking joke all of you. Like the saying goes , too many Chiefs not enough Indians . Bloody cowardly generals, all they ever did was plan coup d’etats and embezzle money from our Commonwealth. Shameless ,ignorant ,arrogant , spineless douchebags devoid of any integrity masquerading as generals . Generals my ass.

[@festusigiewe2914]

The video was obviously meant to humiliate Adisa but it also spoke volumes about the despicable rut and decadence in Nigeria's armed forces. It is self-incriminating.

[@pen4hire27]

What explains the popularity of Maj Mustapha among some Nigerians?

[@yusufibrahimajakanbi637]

May Almighty Allah forgive all your shortcomings Gen.Abdulkareem Adisa

[@salihumahmud-fg3sq]

No shame in living oooo. You re right general Adisa.

[@henryogie9620]

Oputa Panel...those days, e make sense

[@BipolarShango]

A real man saying it as it is

[@jmamza]

rest in peace Adisa.

[@TheStone2020]

We warned them, we warned those traitors, including Gen. Diya, against Abacha. He who rides on a Tiger's back to terrorize others will be consumed by the same Tiger.

[@MrTimiutube]

Idowu Oladele just simple

[@adetolaayodele7790]

The resoundingly evergreen words of Colonel Umar.

[@oluyemisolomon6458]

very brave a response, i love that Baba Adisa

[@azeezabiodun4178]

We the masses are the problems of this country because, once they give us a token we will be singing their praises. Until we are ready and want for my brother want I want for myself.

[@francisoshike6476]

Wow

[@afrivisions2461]

a brave reply to the judge question.

[@paulosa4067]

Nigeria has human right commission but has no human right.

[@gabrielatilola200]

He feared death, but he eventually died. Abacha died, Mustapha will also die. Corruption with the military destroyed Nigeria since the days of the first coup in 1966 which is in no way justified and all Nigerian tribes now look at each other without trust instead wants to hang on to power. military destroy civil rule and now civil rule has deeply corrupted the military- "Cry the beloved country"

[@rationalbeing4928]

It was never a country, it's was an Experiment.

[@alvinman8]

And you will not die stay still end of time

[@kuzyfresh]

Adisa is honest unlike Diya.

[@kuzyfresh]

@masudsaleh5155 very well alive.

[@bolajiaiyegboyin3579]

This tape reminds me of Nigerian Pepper soups and 33 lager beer Generals .we have few brave soildiers in Nigeria,past and present

[@MegaJohny56]

Bros don't talk what you don't know have you heard if Maxwell Kobe before or kpamber? There are many generals of that period who were class acts and professionals. Not only those who betrayed their bosses and grovel for their lives

[@MegaJohny56]

Bros don't talk what you don't know have you heard if Maxwell Kobe before or kpamber? There are many generals of that period who were class acts and professionals. Not only those who betrayed their bosses and grovel for their lives

[@beno6316]

Wasted time,money and resources , hence none is put in prison for their offence committed.

[@jiddec]

Why should they put any of them in prison?

[@olowonimy9261]

May ur soul rest in peace Masha Allah

[@johnonoh59]

General Adisa was my father's friend and he was an honourable man in his dealings with people. He is not the kind of person to take unfair advantage nor allowed whatever position he held get to his head unlike many of his peers at the time. He could have reported what he knew but perhaps his greatest miscalculation was that he didn't think the coup planners would set it in motion and did not want to put them in an embarrasing position by reporting what Diya and co could easily deny. Throughout the testimony he did not contradict himself. Remember he said that he had no need to lie since Abacha had died and no longer in power but he had to come clean for posterity sake. He disagreed with Diya who said there was never a coup. On hindsight, it is apparent that Diya was lured into a carefully designed loyalty trap by Bamiyi. Being 2nd in command and with Abiola in custody Diya must have been dreaming of creating history in a post Abacha government with the support of the western diplomats seeing how isolated Nigeria was becoming from the rest of the world with Abacha's human rights record and his refusal to dance to the econonic tune of the west unlike IBB.

[@tatama5782]

Thanks for this insight. Unfortunately, the younger generation commenting don't have a clue and need this education. This should be on the main comment section and not as a trailer

[@skybench100]

@John Onoh. Honourable ko! Honourable my foot.

[@adewaleibraheem3974]

My sentiments exactly. Well done sir.

[@michaelprior3353]

@@tatama5782 honestly they won't.

[@ahmedakoladeokunola9452]

What an insult, a general begging a major over my dead body.

[@oloyaxavier87]

Technical Retreat of the Maj. Gen. Was superb.

[@abiolakolawole1753]

Straight to the point, Man was only trying to survive.

[@luckywhite7241]

And he did survived

[@muhammadauwalbello8264]

Integrity of the highest standards.

[@2222947]

Adisaaaa!!! Ilorin man.....rest in peace ojaree......

[@jeffreyakhuetie5937]

The general is on point, after all tactical retreat is allowed in battle.

[@skybench100]

@Jeffery Akhuetie. He ought to make Guinness Book of record for cowardice.

[@sidex4]

@@skybench100 the gap between them is too much. This is the height of it all

[@ehiralph7]

Boy boy spirit when they follow them....he wasn't brave enough to die as a soldier he claim to be...yeye general

[@peterifeanyichukwu2178]

This to me is wisdom at work, for had Gen. Adisa not done what he did, for sure he would have been long gone [dead], he's alive today and his family definitely are glad that he is - I call this 'Doing the needful to see tomorrow'.

[@skyjuiceification]

is he alive?....really?

[@omoniyikaye]

PETER IFEANYICHUKWU He's dead longtime ago car accident in 9ja finally gave up the ghost in London. He was in his mid 50's.

[@akendon7260]

Many of these posters with Igbo and Hausa names are Yoruba people. Using reverse psychology to make you believe that Adisa begging a junior officer was right. If you read most the top comments, they are all the same, by Yorubas protecting their image. They felt ashamed their two generals, Diya and Adisa, were begging. This has never happened before in history, it shows lack of masculinity in Yoruba men. An or Hausa, Fulani general will never beg a junior officer, he will rather die!

[@johnsmit3112]

Life is so funny, Oputa dead, Adisa dead, Abiola dead, Abacha dead

[@omooduduwakekereekun504]

Nigeria will soon be dead too...its a matter of few years to come..

[@JudahLPV]

And may all their fucking kids be dead too.

[@skybench100]

@John Smit... and you will never die.

[@diamondcharisma4167]

This life , na waa oooo

[@obn1459]

Abi oo, vanity of vanity

[@shegelee]

Power is transient.. Where is the same Mustapha now? He is as ordinary as a common man.

[@adesinaoluwasola52]

Rest in peace Abdul Kareem Adisa.. Oja iya ..ilorin..Kwara ..Yoruba race surely miss you baba

[@luckywhite7241]

So he is late now?

[@ustazabba4026]

Oh Allah help Dr Hamza Almustapha

[@EmekaEric]

The Fulani Oligarchy has been humiliating Southern political leaders for ages and till date. Yet,when you talk about the disintegration of this country to save southern political leaders from further humiliation, they'll be the first group to oppose it. They so much believe in remaining slaves due to the crumbs they eat from the table of their slave masters and such mindset is Why Southern Nigeria is in this current mess. I weep for Southern Nigeria. ON BIAFRA WE STAND !!

[@bakareibrahim2109]

​@Masud Saleh "they first created"? You're quite sick. And if you're not, you're just a dumbass who knows nothing about history. Maybe you should read what led to the war, before you start pointing fingers. Ignorant dumbo.

[@omooduduwakekereekun504]

General adisa.. Is on point.. He who fight and runaway, live to fight another..

[@saharasun3862]

Shut up bloody MORON. A whole general crying on his knees coward

[@uzuamimidoo3829]

Jona Olabinjo this is so saaad, a General kneeling down begging for his life, a major playing the little God relishing every moment tauntingly asking questions, kai those were truly dark days in the military, this show has resurrected a lot of hatred within the families, and secular world, I'm not related to either of the two shown,but no child would want to see his father this way, feel so bad, lord have mercy!

[@omooduduwakekereekun504]

@@uzuamimidoo3829.... Mr man.. Nothing in this life worth dieing for... Does his position as a general worth more than his life?.. Be wise my brother..

[@adrianude5189]

Buka Suka Dimka is the real deal. Salute to Dimka .

[@utibeekpo6525]

I like this man

[@alaomugari6585]

As for one tribe being cowards, Ojukwu,their leader,legging it when the going became tough does not look like an act of bravery to me either

[@cdsher8931]

Alao Mugari okukwu is a coward do you know he fought federal troops on the field in oguta and uzuakoli

[@zoological_republic_ofnige6230]

Ojukwu was smart, would rather be in exile than beg anyone for mercy, knowing full well what he represented, a FUTURE BIAFRA, which would persist even after he's gone. He wanted to preserve it unstained. When the time was right, he came back to Nigeria, triumphantly and with authority. Igbos do not play this shit of COWARDICE.

[@justicemuo2493]

at least Ojukwu never knell down to any one he stood up fought he only ran to give peace a chance.

[@jonnynasz]

ZOOLOGICAL_REPUBLIC_OF NIGERIA you said it all my brother. ...Ojukwu will never beg his fellow man for mercy because he is not a Yoruba

[@victorlawson8813]

Ojukwu actually saved the lives of the other war leaders like Effiong. If Ojukwu remained they would all have been murdered

[@elrey6519]

No shame in surviving you've got family to stay alive for

[@pib-wiu6360]

Not as a military General. A Gen is supposed to die standing with his courage and honour unblemished.

[@eechaze12]

They give you the rank of general because you are a warrior not a coward.

[@chimeziehh6874]

He still died. Our army is weak. Death is inevitable mr man

[@elishaoluwafemi1982]

He was very brave before the tribunal of General Victor Malu. I Suppose he applied wisdom, maybe not bravery, in begging for his life. However, he was bold to admit he was in the video.

[@emekaumeano9672]

A man who has never been to any war. Fought no war, yet, generals everywhere. I have no shame to beg for my life, Adisa real generals don't beg junior officer.

[@olalekan1905]

What do you know about self-preservation? 🤔

[@dboydboy6640]

Where is the abacha today

[@ibrahimbello-osagie6712]

I'm not mad to beg my junior to the extent of kneeling down Major General To Major Are Not Mate At All It Just Like A Lieutenant To Private You Can See The Gap We All Should Know That When A Coup Fails It Becomes Unsuccessful Coup And The Offence Is Treason & It's Punishable By Death Despite Major General Abdulkareem Adisa Knelt Down For Major Hamza Al Mustapha He Was Still Tried At The Military Tribunal And Sentenced To Death By Firing Squad If Not For The Death Of General Sani Abacha Major General Abdulkareem Adisa Would Have Died Before His Time

[@emekaumeano9672]

General made in nigeria.

[@abdulrahmanmuhammad2748]

😂😂😂

[@vaughnwoss4990]

This just tells what type of country the nation was then.

[@lfcobrikom5612]

Much better than it is now

[@alaomugari6585]

A major-general prostrating before a major... that is what the northerners are nostalgic about. By the way,it is food for thought for Tinubu and the rest. The insult visited on him by Momodu Sheriff is nothing compared to what some up-start politicians will do to him later. Even if he becomes the vice president under any northerner,he will start the way Diya and Abacha started,within a short time,the chief of staff will be more powerful than him and all other insults will soon follow.

[@kelvinkeme9397]

Exactly as is happening today, nicely predicted. 👍

[@MrDalhat]

Tinubu is now the president so shhh 🤭

[@crimatized5208]

@@MrDalhat President select you mean?

[@alubarikayomi2022]

Oh

[@RichesandWealth-vc1do]

Abacha now is dead. What a disgrace to all this people. Fear man

[@bayokoebi9351]

When Yoruba man see die Dem no dey joke oh😂😂

[@benaiahbenaiah107]

Proverbs 20 v 6....

[@oib4463]

At least he isn't like diya who denied begging and involvement despite being captured on video

[@dieselfort]

This isn't cowardice, but a survivalist instinct in play. Given the circumstances of the day and considering the inhumanity of the then regime, this shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone who gives a shit about their life.

[@ezeneche]

Shut up. This will only stop when the Yorubas stop licking the butts of the Hausas.

[@IhimaDylord]

I suppose one of the easiest things do in life is to criticize. Tell me what man will not kneel, bend, prostrate if he has a very rare opportunity to stand before a man who can set him free from death row? Bravery is good, but not in all situations. It is only a big fool who will not plead for his life if he has the opportunity, General or no General.

[@blackhokage1744]

Ihima Dylord 😊

[@razrsliq7623]

Ayotunde Akiode stfu...he's junior officer? Kneel down??

[@optimusprime5794]

Ayotunde Akiode General Dimka did not beg for his life when his life was at stake

[@hajijohn7147]

Yoruba sha I don't even know their stand in Nigeria.

[@sharafudeenayobami820]

Go and ask your dead ancestors

[@ahmedespee6787]

Mustapha the last king of Scotland 😅😅

[@patrickbenedict2954]

How can a general knee for a major

[@eechaze12]

That was a political army. Army is not supposed to be in politics.Major Mustapha welded extraordinary powers. Was Adisa right for kneeling? I can't answer that. But there was definitely more to their military ranks at that time.

[@SolomonOkojie]

My dear na to beg for your life oooo....he has kids to take care of....besides Mustapha was the one calling the shots ooo

[@ndifrekeotu9086]

Absolutely unprofessional!!! How can a general kneel for a major??... Even Major Fadipe was bold to admit that he plotted a coup. I wonder who promoted this moroons to generals. Gen.Adisa should have known the consequences of plotting a coup.

[@joeloke3925]

This guy in battle situation would have sold the country to save his miserable neck

[@zoological_republic_ofnige6230]

lol his name is YORUBA, a genetic Coward.

[@kay19833]

Now, I am going to ask a series of question and I would like you to answer me without losing your mind. Why exactly do you think Yorubas are genetic cowards. Please explain in details.

[@teddyaribisala4372]

“He who begs away from fight, lives to fight another day.”

[@kay19833]

First of, i didn't ask you, secondly, you gave no answer to my question.

[@tosinadeyemi7485]

@@zoological_republic_ofnige6230 if I remember correctly, Ojukwu abandoned his troops and fled to Ivory Coast. I'm sure that's a trait of bravery in Igbo culture.

[@hervediedie]

Rambo of begging

[@albertuzoigwe4938]

Imagine a whole general begging a major

[@centt7730]

Imagine a major taking a general's life.

[@sunnyyawus7909]

Yoruba can fear. Even in uniform.

[@ajenduoludare8672]

He did what a typical Fraudgerian would do-be dishonorable! Men of no honor, living in the land of cowards, sell-outs, traitors, thieves and weaklings. He didn’t want to die, so where he is today? He died the day he cowardly begged that Junior office to save his life. What a shameless and cowardly man! Ha, may Eedua bless all my Ikoyo Eeso; those were fearless men who never took arrows and swords from the back; they took them all to their chests and died like true warriors. May the blessings and peace of Eedua continue to be with Chief Adeyemo Igboho and MNK. No going back on Yoruba nation and Biafra.

[@jiddec]

Moja mosa la fin Mo okunrin ogun.

[@chidexhenry962]

Mustafa wields too much power then

[@Babatundey]

Many uneducated people have ruled Nigeria in the past... He can't even express himself in simple English and he was once a big figure... Lord have mercy

[@Babatundey]

Abdul-Lateef Gafar Am an Educated individual and am very proud of that.. Thank you very much Mr

[@orisunye]

Plus Babatundey is not running for office. Shame on you Abdul_Lateef Gafar for defending buffoonery. Do you have to be a good soccer player to criticize a soccer team?

[@orisunye]

Abdul-Lateef Gafar speaking good English has everything to do with being a cream of the crop leader especially in an English speaking country. I'm surprised you don't think so.

[@orisunye]

When you can't master basic English, you have no right being in government. Inability to Master the official language smacks of being unintelligent. Idi Amin readily comes to mind. Where does it stop? Net question would be what does being corrupt have to do with competence in government? The stranger issue is not the fact that Adisa was closer to the corridors of power. It's that folks like you think there's nothing wrong with him sounding unrefined. And remember, nobody is talking about the accent. We're talking basic English.

[@agbademo]

Babatundey English in front of death

[@tmoneytmoney5941]

This is waste of our money.

[@adewaleibraheem3974]

What is the point in holding the rank of a battle tested general in the army if you're going to grovel before a subordinate several ranks your junior? The Nigerian army was not a real army.

[@suleimanabdulmumin1389]

Note* At that point he was no longer superior to Major Almustapha. If he was, Almustapha wouldn't have been able to question him. Once an officer is considered a traitor by the power that be, he looses his rank. Late Adisa was very tactical.

[@adewaleibraheem3974]

@@suleimanabdulmumin1389: No way; revisionist history. I attended the Nigerian Defence Academy, but did not graduate. Till tomorrow, my juniors whom are now senior officers still pay me compliments. Your excuse is weak sauce. Hes not worthy of that rank. If you think he was no longer in the army, why were they fighting for their ranks to be restored after they were pardoned by the government?

[@skybench100]

@@suleimanabdulmumin1389 ...before Courtmartial's conviction?Tactical ko! Tactical my foot.

[@simonc1521]

@@adewaleibraheem3974 You attended BUT DID NOT GRADUATE? No wonder your comment seem so. I don't need to tell you everything that was wrong with your comment and until you put on the uniform on ACTIVE DUTY, you are not to be considered a member of the Nigerian Army.

[@adewaleibraheem3974]

@@simonc1521 Your statement is BS. You can rebut my argument with facts rather than generalities (which have not even been stated in your caae). NDA is/was strictly regimented, and the training is th same as being in the military. You are aware cadets don the uniform everyday, right? You are aware cadets do same weapons training, obstacle course, point-to-point/night navigation that's done in the military, right? You are aware cadets are members of the military, right? It seems to me you have next to no idea what goes on in NDA. Tell me one thing I would not have known as a cadet that a commissioned officer has knowledge of. What you are doing is typical of the average Nigerian; looking for any crack to exploit regardless of it making sense or not. Come with facts. Looking forward to it.

[@adeolafolarin6401]

I thought General is way ranked higher than major.why is general begging a major like that.. Something wrong

[@kamaroyenuga2695]

I'm a US Soldier so I'm running on the assumption that the Nigerian Army also have a concept of delegated authority like we do.. Major Mustapha was operation under the Delegated Authority of Abacha as his CSO, that makes him a very powerful man. You're right something is wrong in the sense that the Major was abusing his delegated authority and that's why it was very wise of the General to beg him.. People who see this as a cowardly act really don't understand the seriousness of the matter, it's not about his life, it's about the consequence that comes with the President's Chief Security Officer accusing you of being a coupist. You not only loss your life, you're also stripped of all military benefits, imagine the consequence of that on his family?? One of the reasons a soldier is willing to give his or her life is because you believe your nation will take care of those you left behind.. Dying for a cause that leaves yiur family destitute is not bravery but stupidity!

[@adeolafolarin6401]

kamar oyenuga Am US Marine...Semper Kill.🤝

[@kamaroyenuga2695]

@Adeola Folarin "Semper Fi"!

[@yourbossdonpely]

@@kamaroyenuga2695 wow

[@victoredwards3959]

@@kamaroyenuga2695 well put . And beside that ,he will be the found guilty by the military and he will for definitely face the firing squads. People seems to underestimate the power of the CSO.

[@femibabs1310]

Army General begging for his life interesting definitely in the wrong Job -how did he become a General

[@fawaz4276]

When prisoners of war are caught, they too are shown mercy.

[@energygod2410]

An unseasoned general that is just a paper general

[@ndifrekeotu9086]

Even at the point of death, a general cannot beg a junior officer...that's unprofessional! Go ask generals like Erwin Rommel .

[@areohealthandfitnessofficial]

Mumu man

[@razrsliq7623]

Well said Adisa.

[@socceraswelikeit-themanutd1243]

How did he Die Pls

[@deji8599]

Major mustapha was a dangerous man, so much evidence against him. Its amazing the Nigerian courts found him not guilty of all the crimes levelled against him. The guy was a brutal murderer but also cunny, he knew how to play the role of the victim. His sentence to death should have stayed.

[@ibenzawla]

Some valid points actually but if we go by your logic a lot of people of power deserve death in Nigeria. At the end of the day your chance of survival depended on your ability to navigate the very dangerous political situation in Nigeria at that time. You even have to make friends with your enemies at times if necessary as the general portrays on this video. Kudos to him for bringing himself down and do the obvious and as he says "live to fight another day".

[@alvinman8]

Akin that means you South and est knowledge is useful right? Because this northern people are not educated as you Always said, but it has shown their too smart.

[@muhammadmustapha1998]

@@alvinman8 man they see our dull people there but our intelligent people are miles ahead of theirs

[@blackhokage1744]

What exactly is happening here

[@petesam3989]

Some dignity. Not a proper military man. A real military man .wld not beg his surbordinate in that manner

[@riotfiftyk5508]

NO YORUBA MAN DIES WITH HONOR. What a shame!

[@mosesadekunle4898]

+Riot Fivethousand You are a fool

[@riotfiftyk5508]

Moses Adekunle THANKS. COWARD!

[@ezeneche]

You are right,

[@olusholasalami4083]

Yoruba's are cowards, people are quick to jump to that conclusion, i guess the exploits of Adekunle, Akinrinade, and co in 3MCDO during the civil war was all propaganda then........

[@cdsher8931]

Olushola Salami Adeline is half Yoruba half bachama

[@hadizasuleiman6575]

A Brave man fight, run to fight again.

[@paulchinedunwatu2642]

But u told Nnamdi Kanu to stay and face Nigerian Army with their retinue of ammunition

[@stevenalex6969]

This man was never truly a GENERAL!!!!!!!

[@Liverchux08]

That one no be soldier at all.

[@princeaudu5867]

But he hasn’t answer the question. Why do want to save ur life

[@michaelheery6303]

no hope for nigeria it seems,.

[@johneze7552]

just shameless, oputa panel was a charade

[@emmanuelch2161]

john eze 🆘🆘It was indeed, and painfully so

[@GodFearingPookie]

He sounds like a Yoruba man.

[@stevenalex6969]

Wow....is this what passes for a GENERAL in Nigeria ???

[@snoopdogg1284]

This is not cowardice I am ex military n I can tell from the discussion Its a coup trial major Mustapha saying why don't they come to talk to me tells that it's a coup plot and even heating about a coup plot in the military makes you a part of the coup planners n the punishment for a coup is death.

[@marcus.mondayedward.2766]

They are always coward that is why we are in a mess on the hands of Hausa Yoruba wake up

[@owolabiayo1866]

What have you courageous people achieve

[@chrismaduabuchi6919]

Yoruba man, can be a coward in the face of Danger.

[@steinsheldon8718]

He is wise saved himself for Mustafa was operating with Delegated Authority of Abacha

[@edaneo11]

Yoruba noise no beans a General begging a Major

[@benjaminahiaba9409]

This one is not a general........🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤦🤦🤦🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆

[@obinnaezeh1668]

Zoo(Nigeria )

[@yusufahmed6017]

He is an honest man eventhough his behavior in that film is belittling

[@1004445]

How many Northern coup plotters have they exposed so disrespectfully, begging and kneeling, I am sure it is not only Adisa or Diya, that have done so in private🤔🤔🤔🤔. This was another ignoble way of diminishing those guys. Fast forward to this day, we are giving Boko Haram amnesty and trying to reintegrate them back into society after they have murdered many🤯🤯🤯🤬🤬🤬.

[@nathaolu5600]

people from Ogun state spoiled Nigeria

[@judenwokolo1033]

Hmmmmmm

[@abdulqadirisah4584]

Indeed you are still useful to some people but you are not worthy of being a general

[@hewlett6792]

Yoruba 🤝 Cowardice.

[@tafidagadzama9964]

Yoruba general😂😂😂 They love kneeling down when they get into trouble.😂😂😂

[@UGANDA171]

THAT IS THE HAZARD OF MIL LIFE DEAR WHEN IT IS NOT IN YR FAVOUR.Y SWALLOW THE BITA PILL AS GEN ADIS DID TOMAJ MUSTAPHA,

[@emmanuelaugustineijoga9984]

I wud ve begged like him. Mustapha shud be ashamed of himself, for a far senior officer to be begging him like this. This underscore de immensity of power in his hands. He can order adisa death and nothing will. Thank God, mustapha is a better person now.