This is false. "Rare" isn't non-existent

This is what awaits us when WSR takes over

@Manasses Karmau you could not have expressed yourself any better or more eloquently.

You're absolutely right. The entire fabric of Nigeria is soaked with treachery. It'll convert Angel to Lucifer.

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Ruthless zero sum game

how did that happen?

Hmmm

English wey no solve problem

We've only had four presidents since the start of our democracy. Only one was from a new Era.

They focused on learning English... Rather than learning how to make life better

This does not make them better presidents

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Lol

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Never

Thanks for the clarification.

Thank you jhawe

True

The narrator is correct in his presentation. he simply presented the formal facts. it is not on any formal record that Shonekan was forced to resign even though that's what actually happened. it would amount to the presenter giving us his opinion if he had gone ahead to say otherwise. he is being a responsible journalist, that's all.

I actually love this comment because he first appreciated their work then stated his opinion Some would have insulted everyone

You're welcome.

Thanks 👍🏿. But we are not yet Wise 🦉🦉🦉🌊🌊🌊. Believe me !!!💯💯💯 Sure we all need openers of eyes 👀 and mind 💖

My Uncle who was a military man told me in 2015 not to vote for Buhari , he said he was an Evil man .. he told me a lot about Buhari and that’s why I didn’t vote for him in 2015 . voted for Jonathan .

My father's civil engineering business practically died under IBB's rule and so did so many other businesses. the Nigerian brain drain to Europe and the West that we are still experiencing up till today began in the late 80's at the height of SAP. Kai! that man finished us while smiling and killing people

@@tobadada4159 what's sap.. Please what did he do

@@diallobiggestfan sap is acronym for what the imf calls Structural Adjustment Program which was an economic strategy proposed to the Nigerian government under IBB. You'll have to do some reading online to get details. However the reality was it was pretty bad for the Nigerian economy. Toxic to say the least. It mandated that we put the Naira through a severe devaluation process. Corruption was already a huge problem then. IBB made it worse with obscene contract kickbacks. I mean there is too much to share for this platform. The manufacturing sector collapsed . I still remember a headline from 89 or so that had inflation at over a thousand percent. You will better appreciate that if you understand a double digit inflation is a terrifying thing for any economy. Now imagine a four figure. Anyway, I'm no historian. This is all I can share. Google may help with better details. And of course on top of all that he annulled the most free and fair election we've ever had.

@@tobadada4159 same with my grandpa own. Wicked man

@@tobadada4159 thanks for this info... read about SAPs for other countries like Jamaica and Central American countries but haven't heard much about Naija... will definitely have to look deeper into this

Thank you. You are welcome to HistoryVille.

What have we done with he so called democracy, except involving more thieves in government

On the contrary, this man's achievements in office are unprecedented. Just imagine the level of unemployment that would have been in Nigeria now if he had not established agencies like the civil defence, federal road safety, NIA, etc

@@arikpojesse5451 you appear to suggest that the answer to unemployment is the civil service. Nothing could be further from the truth. There is no government in the world, not even the flawlessly run Chinese CCP, that can compete with small and medium businesses in employing millions and millions of people.

@@lancerevo9747 ok, if u don't want to appreciate the employment aspect of those agencies how about the very essential services they render to Nigerians???? It takes a very innovative leader to come up with such laudable establishments. IBB is not a saint but let's give him credit in areas he deserves such

@@arikpojesse5451 you referred to the civil defense, FRSC and NIA as laudable establishments (notwithstanding these paramilitary agencies abuses of human rights in spite of the current state of insecurity in Nigeria). The murder of democracy in Nigeria, the destruction of its economy and the institutionalisation of corruption under IBB are of vastly superior importance. Agency creation might be laudable to you, but I guess we can agree to disagree.

Thank you. The video has been over a year. We've improved...😊

No dey fear to speak the truth.

Shagari started the work, Babangida consolidated it, and Abacha finished the work.

They were all clueless. Uneducated military dictators have no business running a country.

It can't be well with Babangida, on Earth and even in Heaven, because he is a candidate of hell fire.

It can't be well with Babangida, on Earth and even in Heaven, because he is a candidate of hell fire.

​@@olubamideleadeyinka5898 baba ngida love northern nigeria Muslim only

Thank you.

I concur, I've been binge watching all your videos. I've learnt a lot about Nigeria and given me new insight to understand the current happenings in the country. It's sad that history is just repeating it's self.

Rawlings saved Africa

Who lied to you about Rawlings? You man! He did killed judges who were critiquing him and detention of journalists. Collapsing prominent indigenous businesses and replacing them with Asians. Probably wasn't as wicked as this but he is the most cruel Ghanaian president ever, let no one lie you. Do researches not what you were made to read in classrooms

@@dkoupdates201 U don't know what u are talking about

Thank you.

You should be studied in our secondary schools. A real life free slave.

@@ozzythestunner when Jesus christ said it is finished, he was actually referring to your senses.

You’re despicable like him, that’s why.

@@westyraviz I saw the then head of states while I was in primary school and I have always liked him. How your daddy and his father are having despicable and dubious characters is what I don't understand.

@@stevenokocha9908 Well, a primary school student during Babangida’s regime would have understood diddly-squat about government. Sometimes it takes being “of age” in a certain era to fully comprehend the goings on of that period in time.

Rwanda president was once a military man and currently he's the best President in Africa and beyond

@@autonomianm5186 the best president is the one that does his term and leaves office even why sycophants ask him to stay in power. Kagame is a dictator.

@@eechaze12 how is he a dictator???

Thanks.

Yeah he love northern nigeria Muslim only

Like I have always, said.. The Notherners are the least intelligent and these puppets are always orchestrated into power by their colonial masters, because they are much docile than the rest of the tribes in the country and are much easier to manipulate...Just look back on the country's history!

@@HM-ls5eg "and you cannot do anything"

And how has that benefited Nigeria?

Lol Nigeria my country

What is the name of the street and the building number in Berlin please?

@@oluwalomejooda001 Even though i tell you nothing can be done he bought the building in his own name, but those are stolen money from Nigerian government.i repeat you can never do anything if i tell you the address of the building. Apart from Babangida the former senate president Bukola Saraki bought the whole of a street in London all the Nigerians living in London including me myself knows the building and the streets. But i will take my time again and look at the address all you need to is to send me your e-mail address but i can assure you nothing can be done even if you near or enter the said building to start any arguments just the police are arriving immediately.

@@sahrkumba681 brother thanks for the reply. I have no intention of creating any scene over or around the building. I just want to see it whenever i´m chanced to pass the street or the area. Please do feel free to leave the strasse and the gebäude nummer here, thanks and God bless.

Amen

It's good that he is alive to witness his legacy. It's well known to him now that he will be remembered for evil and nothing more. I love it.

He's an old man

@@goyonman9655 which old man? where's her wife?

I heard that too. He's dying

Being in a wheelchair is not the end of ones life. Probably more mobile now than as an old man on two feet.

Thanks.

Sure. Research is going on.

@oceej0 aguyi ironsi who betrayed our people.

@oceej0 he centralised nigerians economy, him and ojukwu are our problem

Because the leaders are greedy and wicked.

You're very stupid

Fool

Abacha was better.

You must have been born in the 1990s.

God bless you

The question to you my friend is this: What do you know at 40, when your life is just starting?

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How so? His family lives in comfort. Every man dies, whether rich or poor

Has “caught up” with him, not “cut up” with him.

Yeah, cause it’s not easy as you think