15. A History of Nigeria: The 1967 Aburi Accord

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On January 4 and 5, 1967, delegates and representatives from both the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Eastern Region, led by Lieutenant-Colonel Emeka Ojukwu, met in Aburi, Ghana to agree on what is now known as the Aburi Accord. #HistoryVille
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:55 The Genesis of the Aburi Accord
02:27 The Significance of the July 29, 1966, Coup
03:50 On the Road to Aburi
07:01 Why the Aburi Accord Failed
09:33 The Role of the Permanent Secretaries
13:25 Decree No. 8
15:39 Why Nigeria’s 12 states were created
17:47 Ojukwu Declares Biafra
20:05 Gowon announces the creation of Nigeria’s 12 states
23:26 Gowon announces the beginning of the Nigerian Civil War
24:29 Next Episode (The 30-Month Civil War)

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@victorolatope5148 Год назад

Details and objectivity is always important. Ojukwu went for the meeting well prepared for the meeting but the Federal delegation were not did not go prepared. Ambiguity is always a recipe for disaster!

@felixsunday6448 Год назад

Gowon owe the whole of the easterners a profound apology. The war would had been averted if he had attended that meeting prepared. My pain is the fact that we minorities joined the evil intended fg to fight the east,a very painful mistake on our part

@khalidbashir4017 Год назад

No Ojukwu

@godfreypamosoo7216 9 месяцев назад

@khalidbashir4017 Yes, Ojukwu, instead of Gowan, owes the nation, an apology.

@avigrett1484 6 месяцев назад

Ojukwu owes the Igbos and Nigerians apology. Aburi was a venue to discuss end of hostilities. Ojukwu turned it into a grandstanding event where he can display his Oxford credentials. Nobody sent anyone to Aburi to rewrite Nigerian constitution which was violated by the Igbo soldiers . He signed an agreement that he has no power to enforce. That is the definition of stupidity.

@sundaychidi1979 4 месяца назад

@@avigrett1484go back to asked what happened

@arinzeikeliani961 4 месяца назад

You are the extremely stupid one@@avigrett1484

@olufemiraji Год назад

Good job!

@HistoryVille Год назад

Thanks.

@azsnee2070 Год назад

Nice one

@HistoryVille Год назад

🙏

@theafricanoracle4477 Год назад

Everyone has right to self determination. We were never a conquered territory and if Kosovo could get their independence from Serbia and South Sudan from Sudan. We the indigenous people of the Niger Area will get our independence from Fulani Maruaders that are bent on enslaving or exterminating us. Our Freedom is non-negotiable!