The Real Story Of The 1997 Coup Plan - Major Seun Fadipe Explains -

[@abeladeyinka829]

Major Fadipe is a down to earth truthful man. A BOLD Soldier indeed.

[@divineosakwe4019]

Major Seun Fadipe is a man with integrity and truth,a soldier with a pure attitude and mind,a saint-like unalloyed idiosyncracy

[@fredameh3791]

Honesty and bravery work together, here is a man who has decided to tell the truth no minding who feels the pains , God bless and keep his light on Seun Fadipe, for his boldness and forthrightness, I pray such souls will find leadership position in Nigeria. Thank you Maj . Fadipe.

[@gonymaha7654]

I salute Major Seun Fadipe….. much respect ✊ to you Sir. He would’ve made a finest general ….GOD bless the man

[@lekankolleade8392]

Major Seun Fadipe is a very classy man. He is a soldier’s soldier. He is very brave, strong and a leader. He is very credible.

[@Hephzibah444]

I salute this Major Seun Fadipe’s courage at the 1997 coup tribunal. I read that he pleaded guilty, saying he was not there to waste anybody’s time. A man of integrity!

[@jd_juniior7276]

For real?🤣🤣😄

[@gbolahanbada5787]

@@jd_juniior7276 Yes, even when the members of the Supreme Military Tribunal (Victor Malu & co that were the judges) spent 30 minutes persuading him to retract his guilty plea, that no one in Nigeria's history has ever done so, that he was in effect signing & sealing his death sentence. He still insisted on his guilty plea, saying that his 7 surbodinates were innocent & should be released. Before that, he pleaded with Diya when they met in detention to own up to save those men but Diya refused, saying he'd never do such. The man was the only person in that bunch deserving respect. This is despite the fact that Diya basically forced him into the coup by telling him, knowing that the only option he had was either to be loyal & obey or betray him.Imagine them discussing how to kill Mustapha, whom he knew from NDA & who was among those that gave him a glowing reference when Diya was looking for a CSO. Who knows if Diya made plans to kill him if he didn't agree?

[@nuhujoro6002]

I still want to meet major Fadipe, a fine soldier who understands the duty of telling the truth. In my opinion,he will make a good national security adviser. I wish the powers that be will see this comments from people.

[@JosephOluwatimilehinAmbali]

This man #Fadipe is not a coward. A brave man die once, a coward die many times...

[@justicemuo2493]

one of the few brave yorubas

[@abbanagoggo5891]

A soldier through and through

[@12trybe]

Salute to real soldier !! Maj Seun fadipe God bless you !!again salute to rare soldier we have in Nigeria

[@idrissambo2446]

I really admire people who say it as it is no matter whose ox is gored

[@emmanuelologbeseawolowo9832]

Thanks for the updates Goodis. I thank the Jurists for hearing this case. Thanks

[@adah28]

a soldier with honour

[@seuncoker]

No doubt about it. Major Fadipe is a brave solider and it shows in his demeanour. A pity that this is what the Nigerian army has turned itself into...coups and counter coups...that is not what an army is set up for.

[@ibukunalawode2774]

Major Fadipe was one of the brave soldier that restored Democracy in Nigeria a true Christian Soldier and major ,he should be a major general but God himself will reward him ,he was a true child of God !

[@Terratiger]

Fadipe is a great guy.

[@kolutimehin]

A brave man

[@HalogenSoftcom-cb8dl]

This guy is a real soldier, Nigeria has everything including talented people but our leaders only known how to use them evil assignment

[@demmyeddy4861]

It is easy to tell that Major Seun Fadipe is a man with dignity, sincerity, and courage. And by the way, what is wrong in the attempt to overthrow General Sani Abacha? I am puzzled that General Diya and co denied that there was a coup plot, despite the overwhelming evidence. It is a shame that Diya, Adisa, Bamaiyi and co are not bold enough to own up to their involvement.

[@KennethNgedo]

They don’t want to be seen to turn against their own. It’s the renowned hypocrisy at work.

[@jd_juniior7276]

@@KennethNgedo But it wasn't a government they were proud of.

[@muhammadadamuyayari6614]

Please help us with the testimony of ASP Zaduk on the MKO's Case

[@onyebuchi533]

It was because of frankness in Major Fadipe that he was not retired by Maj..Gen.Malu led tribunal.He made Oputa panel very credible and revealed that all 10 lepers are still not ungrateful as what happened then .

[@felixmukoro9159]

It's clear Diya planned a coup in 1997. What's unclear is if Bamayi was playing on them as agreed with Abacha. Why did Bamayi say he didn't have boys? I think Bamayi was relating all the coup plan to Abacha..... Northern arrangements.

[@hussaininazifia4448]

Sure bro bamaiyi hava already spoke to General Abacha about the coup matter to my best understanding is Abacha told bamaiyi let him play the game with them I mean bamaiyi is playing the intelligent to general diya but am sure that bamaiyi have told everything to general Abacha about the coup matter shameful with hypocrisy

[@ade1942000]

Bamayi was playing both sides.

[@Drsegunoshinaga]

Major Fadipe is a great guy any day

[@nurajafar8366]

A very sincere testimony by Major Fadipe. Bamaiyi was the mastermind behind the coup. Diya was so gullible and he believed hook line and sinker. Mustafa is not sincere if he still maintained that Diya mastermind the coup.

[@collinsokafor8444]

Fadipe said it was Diya that masterminded the coup, provided financial logistics, but Diya a weakling and not so smart a soldier was played by a smarter Bamaiyi who may have had a hidden agenda of trying to doublecross Diya to be the head of state

[@charlesking7331]

Criminals prosecuting criminals in a criminal corupt nation.

[@shayshayman3369]

So happy that God took Abacha away at the right time.

[@seentv1]

NTA is a national shame!

[@jafeuniamikogbo9787]

Why if I may ask? Is it the quality of video as at that time or ?

[@ojiuchechukwujamesnjoku5622]

All their archival materials are of poor quality. They don't have the competence to preserve video materials. Evidence of poor storage quality here.

[@georgenabulele]

The rotteness and the curruption in the Nigerian Army. All the waste, all that loot, and all the deaths. Here they are parading themselves, using love of country to justify every thing. What a waste!.

[@DiamondDashYT]

A brave officer and a gentleman, so different from his kinsmen.

[@babsjay4239]

How foolish are u to say different from his kinsmen?

[@obadareolukayode7411]

You're a big fool. Ode!

[@USAMAABUBAKAR-kb9vh]

No clear volume on this episode.

[@akinyelebalogun]

I had wanted to join the Army until this coup happened then, and I lost interest!

[@reubene5168]

Bamaiyi plotted the phantom coup he was playing on Diya's intelligence on sponsoring the coup in order to use the funds as exhibit to convict them in the kangaroo tribunal

[@tonyebiere551]

no Bamaiyi wanted a coup and took it to Diya, who accepted because he believed it will work. When Bamaiyi suspected they will find out he reported it and Abacha asked him to play along

[@hussaininazifia4448]

@@tonyebiere551 sure the coup is real it situation of the real coup with some phantom generals bamaiyi has narrated all stories to general Abacha and Abacha told him to play along this shameful to general bamaiyi and he is hypocrisy to the nation and he don’t want to accept that he involved in the coup plan

[@jd_juniior7276]

@@tonyebiere551 What if Bamaiyi was an Abacha mole from the beginning?

[@tonyebiere551]

@@jd_juniior7276 no he was not, he was a very ambitious man who wanted to rule Nigeria at all cost

[@hapexconsulting3789]

@@jd_juniior7276 Bamaiyi that fought his blood brother on power play? He was very ambitious and deadly. However, he played Diya and Abacha in whichever one eliminated the other paving way for him to get closer to his goal.

[@gordonparker4570]

The army stays in the barracks and launch fights in the barracks. Not Run a gov't.

[@demxon]

Hausa people plotting against Yoruba. This should be a lesson to the Yoruba tribe. The Northerners are always using you for their selfish needs and as a tool to remain in power.

[@alvinman8]

demxon you complain a Nigerian yet you cnt differeciat between hausa and other tribes in norther, all this while you guys cnt understand and know who are hausas lol, After Al mustapha point me one person in this commission that is an hausa man please. Am waiting

[@segunoguntuyi1190]

@@alvinman8. Al-mustapha is not Hausa either. He's shuwa from yobe state.

[@alvinman8]

😂😂😂😂😂😂soon the south/east people would tells our parents are not even ours

[@habibusunusi3188]

Blaming another tribe for your own failures, surely hate and bitterness have clouded your minds.

[@johnsmit3112]

They have not learnt their lesson , hausa's are still deceiving the yorubas on believe of one Nigeria

[@collinsokafor8444]

Diya was not supposed to he a soldier..he was too weak to be an army officer..someone crying in front of Abacha...Look at Fadipe, very bold, courageous and truthful. Just like Orkar..Bamaiyi played on the intelligence of Diya..

[@yemiomoyelu8169]

Truly dark days of the Nigerian state.

[@LarryKalmar]

All these generals without war but just politics and criminality, including stealing oil money.

[@ndubuisiokezie8523]

waste of time of time and money

[@innocentuwadinachi-ie2vh]

In all this drama, it was evident that two improtant geopolitical zones in Nigeria were alienated. The south east and south south... Very bad.

[@oladunjoyeopeyemi551]

So you would have wished that they were involved in the coup ?

[@musaborokinni8607]

All these statements were given by Major Hamza Mustaphà because he was the alpha and Omega in the villa at that time

[@ucol2068]

Lol, this was just a battle between Yorubas and the north

[@dorisbrown6696]

Is major fadipe still alive?

[@segunagbetuyi5112]

Dracula the Iscariot. Talk machine. Is he still alive? Betrayer s don't live long. Olote Yoruba, an Achan in the camp of General Oladipo Diya. How much could he have been paid?

[@nnajidaveed9896]

Hope you don't mind, can you elaborate sir?😊

[@umahititus4538]

Careless yoruba men. Such a careless coup...

[@olaafelumo4754]

UMAHI Titus yorubas are never United that’s why

[@martinscollins3605]

You are a bastard

[@philipfrancis3357]

You are a very silly person,

[@FreddyTams]

It was a really careless coup.....executed by Cowards at the hierarchy of the Army

[@emmaokoronkwo7656]

Juju men ....nawa ooooo

[@76454455555071]

loolz

[@adetunjiadefowope3631]

major fadipe is never an honest officer

[@ade1942000]

He is infact the most honest officer of them all. Every single one of them I know well or familiar with.