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17/01/2025

Today marks exactly 59 years since Sir Ahmadu Bello and Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa were assassinated during the Igbo-coup of 1966.

Say a prayer for these two legends of Northern Nigeria.

17/01/2025

List of the casualties of Nigeria's first coup (Igbo coup) in 1966.

On 15 January 1966, rebellious soldiers led by Kaduna Nzeogwu and 4 others carried out a military putsch, killing 22 people, including the prime minister of Nigeria, many senior politicians, senior Army officers and their wives, and sentinels on protective duty.

1- Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa

2 - Premier Ahmadu Bello

3 - Premier Samuel Ladoke Akintola

3 - Finance Minister Festus Okotie-Eboh

5 - Ahmed Ben Musa (Bello's Senior Assistant secretary for Security)

6- - Hafsatu Bello(wife of Ahmadu Bello)

7- - Latifat Ademulegun, wife of General Ademulegun.

8 - Zarumi Sardauna

9 - Ahmed Pategi (Bello's driver)

10 - Brigadier Samuel Ademulegun

11 - Brigadier Zakariya Maimalari

12 - Colonel Ralph Shodeinde

13 - Colonel Kur Mohammed

14 - Lt. Colonel Abogo Largema

15 - Lt. Colonel James Pam

16 - Lt. Colonel Arthur Unegbe

17 - PC Yohana Garkawa

18 - Lance-corporal Musa Nimzo

19 - PC Akpan Anduka

20 - PC Hagai Lai

21 - Philip Lewande

22 - Sergeant Daramola Oyegoke (Refused Nzeogwu's order in the attack on the Sardauna's lodge and according to the police report was murdered by Nzeogwu.)

17/01/2025

HONORING THE LEGACY OF SIR AHAMADU BELLO SARDAUNAN SOKOTO: A CALL FOR VISIONARY LEADERSHIP IN NORTHERN NIGERIA. By Tijjani Sarki

On this day, January 15, 2025, we mark the 59th anniversary of the assassination of Sir Ahmadu Bello, the revered Sardauna of Sokoto. As we reflect on his life and legacy, we honor a visionary leader whose influence reshaped Northern Nigeria and had a profound impact on the entire nation.

Born on June 12, 1910, in Rabah, near Sokoto, Ahmadu Bello was a man of remarkable foresight. He was the first and only Premier of Northern Nigeria from 1954 until his untimely death in 1966. His leadership was characterized by a deep commitment to the development and unity of the northern region. Bello was instrumental in forging a strong, self-reliant Northern Nigeria, advocating for economic progress, political cohesion, and social stability.

Sardauna’s legacy is deeply intertwined with his belief in education. He made significant strides in improving access to education in Northern Nigeria, particularly in the establishment of schools and educational institutions. His vision was that a well-educated populace would drive the future development of the region and country. He was also a strong advocate for modernizing Northern Nigeria's infrastructure and healthcare, which had previously been neglected under colonial rule.

The Sardauna worked tirelessly to ensure that the North was well-represented in the national government. He was a leading voice in the formation of the Northern Peoples Congress (NPC), the dominant political party in the North, and he became a prominent figure in the Nigerian Nationalist Movement. His political influence was critical in securing the independence of Nigeria in 1960.

On January 15, 1966, Sir Ahmadu Bello’s life was tragically cut short during a coup that also took the lives of other key Nigerian leaders. His assassination, at the age of 55, was a significant loss not only for Northern Nigeria but for the entire count

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