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In a recent interview, Defence Minister General Christopher Musa (rtd) revealed that plans for a coup were underway even before President Tinubu took office. He discussed the implications of the coup attempt and his military career.
Families of 16 military personnel held on allegations related to an attempted coup against President Bola Tinubu are urging the federal authorities to exercise leniency. They are seeking intervention to mitigate the potential consequences for their loved ones.
Alhaji Abubakar (Billy) Tafawa Balewa, grandson of Nigeria's first Prime Minister, shares insights into his grandfather's legacy and the moral lessons learned from his contributions to the nation. He discusses the disparity between the sacrifices made by past leaders and the current political landscape.
Sixty years later, the events of January 15, 1966 remain a painful memory for Nigeria, particularly in the North, marking a significant disruption in the nation's democratic progress. The coup led to the abrupt end of a hopeful political era and the dreams of unity among the nation's founders.
Sixty years ago, the dawn of January 15, 1966, marked a pivotal point in Nigeria's history with a coup that led to the assassination of several prominent leaders and military officers. This event, largely carried out by a specific ethnic group, has had lasting impacts on the nation.
