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He stood up against injustice and favoritism, nzeogwu was stubborn to a fault. The president of nigeria, elected in 1999, gives a detailed account of his friend and colleague chukwuma nzeogwu, a young army officer who led the shocking and first military coup detat of 1966, which toppled the civilian government and heralded thirteen years of military dictatorship until the elections of 1998. Iyabo obasanjobello, a former senator of ogun state. Fagunwa came out with a book entitled ogboju ode ninu igbo irunmale. He served as the army general of nigeria and as a military ruler remained the head of state from february 1976 to october 1979. Click download or read online button to get nzeogwu book now. He served as nigerias military ruler 197679 and, as a civilian, as president 19992007. An account of the nigerian civil war, 1967 to 1970 has generated readership, controversy, comments and further promote interest about the history of the 1967 to 1970 civil war in nigeria and also to provide a bibliography of relevant sources of information on the civil war for wouldbe researchers, librarians, scholars. His father was amos adigun obaluayesanjo obasanjo bankole and his mother was bernice. According to olusegun obasanjo, chukwuma had some scathing remarks to make about nigerias national security, and. Matthew olusegun aremu obasanjo was born in the village of ibogunolaogun in southwest nigeria.
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Nzeogwu was a nationalist whose interest was embodied in rescuing the nation from drift and politics of divisiveness. An intimate portrait of major chukwuma kaduna nzeogwu obasanjo, olusegun on. Judging by obasanjos book, nzeogwu, major nzeogwu, from the early stage in. The coup that took place on january 15, 1966, was conceived and planned together by majors nzeogwu, ifeajuna and ademoyega. Why we struck by adewale ademoyega good books africa. Olusegun obasanjos most popular book is my watch volume 2. Olusegun obasanjo has authored several books, significant amongst them, my command, about his experiences in the nigerian civil war. Olusegun obasanjo was nigerias military head of state 19769 and president 19992007. President and commanderinchief of the federal republic of nigeria. Olusegun obasanjo a biography from wikipedia, the free. Olusegun obasanjo 36 works search for books with subject olusegun obasanjo. Plus, free twoday shipping for six months when you sign up for amazon prime for students.
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Obasanjos ebook my watch now available by homelandrealty. Patrick chukwuma kaduna nzeogwu born on 26 february 1937 29 july 1967 was a. Olusegun obasanjo from wikipedia, the free encyclopedia olusegun obasanjo 12th president of nigeria in office 29 may 1999 29 may 2007 vice president atiku abubakar preceded by abdulsalami abubakar succeeded by umaru yaradua federal minister of petroleum resources in office 19992007 5th head of state of nigeria in office february 1976 30 september 1979 preceded by. The life and times of major chukwuma kaduna nzeogwu, 19371967. The fagunwa phenomenon in 1938, a school teacher, david o. Olusegun obasanjo has 16 books on goodreads with 8242 ratings. An intimate portrait of major chukwuma kaduna nzeogwu.
The president of nigeria, elected in 1999, gives a detailed account of his friend and colleague chukwuma nzeogwu, a young army officer who led the shocking and first military coup detat of 1966, which. This animal called man, a philosophical reflection on the nature of man written during his time as a political prisoner. The use of oral interviews and text books will be used to attain accuracy. Get your kindle here, or download a free kindle reading app. He served as nigerias military ruler 197679 and, as a civilian, as president 19992007 obasanjo attended baptist boys high school in abeokuta, in southwest nigeria, and later worked as a. Sep 14, 2014 major nzeogwu was an unknown entity among the igbos in the eastern region.
As guests hurried through, they could not, however, help pausing for. Biography of kaduna nzeogwu by olusegun obasanjo politics. H e was neither petty nor cruel to project the interest of the igbo ethnic group. Obasanjo could get there, yaradua could get there and jonathan can get there, any nigerian can. Britain the former colonial power here a love for free and noisy debate. During his watch, a watchman has no sleep and no respite. Nzeogwu by olusegun obasanjo 3 editions first published in 1987 not in library. To get the free app, enter your mobile phone number. An intimate portrait of major chukwuma kaduna nzeogwu by general olusegun obasanjo, g. Olusegun obasanjo, nigerian general, statesman, and diplomat, who was the first military ruler in africa to hand over power to a civilian government. Olusegun obasanjo, nzeogwu, appendix 2 ibadan, spectrum books ltd, 1987. Obasanjo failed to trace how nzeogwus ideology played a part in the formation of his personality and that is what this work seeks to show. Read all the latest news, breaking stories, top headlines, opinion, pictures and videos about obasanjo from nigeria and the world on today.