Within 10 years, that is from January 16, 1966, to February 13, 1976, Nigeria experienced four military coups. Three of them were bloody. Only one was bloodless.
This episode aims to look at the history of military coups in Nigeria from January 15, 1966, to the return of Democracy on May 29, 1999.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:56 January 15, 1966, Military Coup
05:26 July 29, 1966, Military Coup
07:08 July 29, 1975, Military Coup
09:14 February 13, 1976, Military Coup
12:51 December 31, 1983, Military Coup
15:25 August 27, 1985, Military Coup
17:26 Mamman Vatsa’s 1986 Trial
18:55 April 22, 1990, Gideon Orkar Coup
20:54 The Abacha Years
24:49 The Birth of the Fourth Republic
26:30 Next Episode