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Alh. Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa official visit to USA in July 25-28 1961 

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An Official Visit of Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa to the United state of America on invitation from US president John F Kennedy.

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@onnoneychi7054
@onnoneychi7054 11 лет назад
I am igbo,and wish HE was alive .There is none like him,I admire his eloquence
@Danorous
@Danorous 7 лет назад
Tears in my eyes after watching this. This was when Nigeria was respected worldwide. The man wih the golden voice
@بلواسعيدإدريسالجاجوي
such a person being alive is a great opportunity to Nigerians to accomplish high rate of success.
@josephinejoseph1822
@josephinejoseph1822 5 лет назад
@ Danorous I have only just seen this . I too have tears in my eyes. He was truly an eloquent , articulate and distinguished statesman. I was far too young to witness all this first hand and seeing this just elicits profound pride and conversely the opposite concerning the current state of the country or the leaders it has produced since what appears to have been the heyday of the Country. Praying for God's renewal of all that's good in all and in the land to come to the fore. Amen
@DH-ms8dd
@DH-ms8dd 2 года назад
Politics killed those great men.
@eddyeffy
@eddyeffy Год назад
Noo, John F Kennedy was an exceptional president, very exceptional.
@danmama4194
@danmama4194 Год назад
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤for ever😢
@asahmad999
@asahmad999 12 лет назад
What most you missed is that at the Overseas Press Club in New York, he asked for all kinds of help to develop Africa; he asked for encouragement, for knowledge, for education. What he did NOT ask for is AID!!! This is indeed a SELF RESPECTING GENTLEMAN! What has happened to our leaders of today?
@donardwelliton9917
@donardwelliton9917 5 лет назад
These man was a great leader ,who is here in 2019
@alfredbiosah4920
@alfredbiosah4920 10 лет назад
So confident, so dignified, yet so simple. Pride of Africa and the black race. When shall Nigeria and indeed Africa reproduce this kind? Thank you Sir Abubakar.
@Hernameis994
@Hernameis994 4 года назад
Omg, I've never been more proud to be Nigerian my whole life
@kmmahamud
@kmmahamud 10 лет назад
One would clearly say that this is the true golden voice of africa, Sir Abubakar tafawa balewa is not only eloquent in adressing such a distinguish American gathering of Congress with such a powerful speech but a true reflection of a natural leader who has absolute power behind his speech that draws the human heart & instills into the mind the message he carries & passes in a manner that is even far more ahead of the americans that have English as their tribe - Kassim Mukhtar Alkali Mahamud - Borno State 2011 Governorship Candidate & Youngest Governortorial Aspirant in Nigeria in 2011
@folashadeakinrinola4610
@folashadeakinrinola4610 5 лет назад
After watching this video i feel so sorry for Nigeria😔 tears in my heart 😭😭😭 this man is a great legend 💯💪 imagine we av someone like him as our leaders today chai Nigeria would have be a great Country 🇳🇬 So sad 💔 no one like him... God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬🙏
@emmanueljohnson9802
@emmanueljohnson9802 4 года назад
They decived him can't you see the happiness in the face of the USA😂 they were happy he fell for there trap to favor them and their future generation and put our own generation in bondage and suffering, the black people do not have brain for the future, forget how the celebrate him over there then think outside the box
@genome9157
@genome9157 10 лет назад
with the type of comments I have seen so far about this clip had indeed got redirection in my sense of optimism that Nigeria shall one day raise again. Look at how positive comments trail each other irrespective of our differences. Nigerian Youth, the future of our dear land lies with you. The likes of Tafawa Balewas made us realise where we all got it wrong. It is never late for us to revert to the days of glory. May the soul of Tafawa Balewa rest in perfect peace. ARISE O COMPATRIOTS!
@mekwaimekwai4569
@mekwaimekwai4569 5 лет назад
good nigh
@samuelreuben4796
@samuelreuben4796 5 лет назад
genome
@Sanitamusic-y6d
@Sanitamusic-y6d 4 года назад
Great man of Nigeria and Africans continent rest on in the bosom of the Lord God Amen
@ominiekwe7241
@ominiekwe7241 Год назад
Nigeria will raise again this year
@faye7077
@faye7077 9 лет назад
What a great man. Very articulate in his conduct and speach. Now I know how great he was. R.I.P.
@ajaereemeka9122
@ajaereemeka9122 5 лет назад
A great African leader .....
@JAZZdeDRUMMER1
@JAZZdeDRUMMER1 11 лет назад
This is very informative; I never knew this fellow was so well-spoken; they've always potrayed him as an ignorant; which he is not. I am very pleased with this video. His protocol and mannerism was very appealing.
@Johnsonsetwithjustinthem-hm5nq
Don't forget that he was a school teacher.
@olamilekan488
@olamilekan488 10 лет назад
Unbelieveable, this is truly how a leader should command respect, you are a pride for we the younger generation, i hope to recommend this video to friends and folks alike, that Nigeria was once a pride of the world. RIP Sir ATB.
@tomadoyo8271
@tomadoyo8271 2 года назад
As a Kenyan I love watching balewa's works a true leader...so young Army officer by the name Kaduna nzeogu and his fellow officers eliminated balewa,Bello and akintola it's very unfortunate tribalism should be condemned with the loudest voice possible.
@eddieokpara3549
@eddieokpara3549 10 лет назад
Years ago, the world believed Nigeria would be a great nation. We failed them and in that we failed ourselves. That we are yet to retrace our footsteps is more saddening.
@jafarmoumouni4678
@jafarmoumouni4678 5 лет назад
eddie okpara m
@dennisosakue
@dennisosakue 5 лет назад
eddie okpara the guys that embarked on the first coup are to blame greed
@bellomohammedinuwa9944
@bellomohammedinuwa9944 4 года назад
The best comment so far
@adeizaozigi5847
@adeizaozigi5847 8 лет назад
Tafawa Balewa has the best accent among the leaders we have ever had in this country!
@fmk8707
@fmk8707 8 лет назад
Which accent are u talking about? He voice
@idrismashall8023
@idrismashall8023 7 лет назад
Golden voice of Africa
@GSoftagon
@GSoftagon 7 лет назад
I remember in those days, we call him the golden tongue of Africa.
@GSoftagon
@GSoftagon 7 лет назад
The ibos love the hausas/fulani then. Of course Balewa was from a minority tribe (not the hausa/fulani). They aligned with the north then, hence they are well entrenched in his government. They are so pained today that they are not at the central as before. ibos are betrayal of our democracy.
@marachukwu
@marachukwu 7 лет назад
You mean Yoruba that introduced and continue to re introduce tribalism in the zoo
@pharm.peculiaronyekere171
@pharm.peculiaronyekere171 6 лет назад
The Nigeria we did not see! The Nigeria we pray for and shall see! LORD restore the Glory of our Nation!!!
@Softlyc
@Softlyc 5 лет назад
Amen bro
@Barr.JoyO.
@Barr.JoyO. 4 года назад
Make Nigeria great again
@rukayyahibrahim4186
@rukayyahibrahim4186 9 лет назад
And they say northerners are illiterates, he spoke the best English compared to any other leader of his time. I am proud of him, the most intelligent leader we’ve ever had.
@isaacgana3589
@isaacgana3589 7 лет назад
our educational system was better then
@alokobaju4626
@alokobaju4626 6 лет назад
yes, most of them are illiterates, but not balewa
@divinest
@divinest 6 лет назад
he's not fulani or hausa tho
@bobbye.wright4424
@bobbye.wright4424 5 лет назад
Personally i think yoruba igbo fulani hausa are better languges than english
@salisushuaibu9164
@salisushuaibu9164 5 лет назад
@@bobbye.wright4424 good observation booby
@mustaphawali7239
@mustaphawali7239 6 лет назад
this video compelled my eyes,even without their wishes,to shed a heavy tears. oh Allah this is my hero
@muhammadumar1663
@muhammadumar1663 5 лет назад
I hope and pray ABBA gida gida will make kano a surprising develope state inshaAllah he's our new governor
@charlesnwaozuzu4361
@charlesnwaozuzu4361 8 лет назад
wow! Nigeria was something then. so sad our leaders now visit the U.S and it's like nobody even know who's entered the U.S.
@antoineakimanayase5996
@antoineakimanayase5996 6 лет назад
Charles Nwaozuzu Of course yes! Currently African head of States are being treated as chickens in the western and in the United States but if them visit Africa oh oh oh it is like Anjeles are coming from to the heaven!
@myutuber100
@myutuber100 5 лет назад
no it wasent sir abubakar was just a old imbecile who did nothing to develop the country
@FortunesGlobalEneji
@FortunesGlobalEneji 5 лет назад
Charles Nwaozuzu exactly what I have been saying all through as I watch the video!!! Nigerian president visits America today can not get this reception
@dheraboy818
@dheraboy818 5 лет назад
The way he spoke eloquently and fearlessly
@nadine8764
@nadine8764 3 года назад
It's soo sad to see, kai Nigeria, who curse you 😞.
@beedaymi
@beedaymi 11 лет назад
What a loss! I feel so proud to be a Nigerian - we had value then.
@harrisononyiba3098
@harrisononyiba3098 6 лет назад
I have visited his tomb and residence in Bauchi during my NYSC days, no wonder his tomb was made a national monument till date,Sir T. Balewa was simply classic,his English and assent were articulate which I have not seen in any leader in Nigeria after his demise,How can we get back on track,Nigeria has indeed lost all her glory and no one dare recognizes in the international community.May his gentle soul rest in peace, Amen.
@Mr.KenCoded
@Mr.KenCoded 10 лет назад
First time to see Tafawa Balewa speaks, Oh God what a man who brought so much respect and pride to Nigeria,those who killed him are suffering till now, they have never known peace,they shattered the dreams of all Nigerian by the single act of betrayal they unleashed by killing this great Nigerian.Oh God Tafawa Balewa i love you with all my heart,you are a true Nigerian and i will am proud of you.may your soul RIP.
@ifeanyiokwara1137
@ifeanyiokwara1137 7 лет назад
KENNEDY THOMPSON i like the man personality
@GSoftagon
@GSoftagon 7 лет назад
Believe me, we used to listen to him in those days on radio. I wish those freaking coupist did not terminate his life. This was the genesis of our problems in Nigeria. We should have been allowed to make our mistakes and correct it, like we are doing now.
@patrickbiachi6506
@patrickbiachi6506 7 лет назад
Kennedy,you hit the nail on its head by your statement. The crisis of disunity and national unrest bedeviling our nation,Nigeria can never be separated from the heartless and inhuman killing of this great nationalist Sir Tafawa Balewa and others all in the name of coup.
@alfredikeh179
@alfredikeh179 6 лет назад
KENNEDY THOMPSON .... .
@goilesanmi
@goilesanmi 11 лет назад
First and foremost, I would like to say a very BIG and MASSIVE thanks to TheAsy4life in bringing back to life once again some of the many untold facts about this great father of our beautiful country Nigeria. As a Yoruba man, I was sooo sooo impressed with Sir (Dr.) Abubakar Tafawa Balewa's majestic and eloquent speeches and the way and manner with which he carried himself at all times during the visit as opposed to the various lies being fed to many young Nigerians over the years. A GREAT MAN.
@saifullahisani3238
@saifullahisani3238 5 лет назад
The Golden voice of Africans May Allah grant him Jannatul firdaus
@infolistbuilder5644
@infolistbuilder5644 8 лет назад
wow ! This was the time Nigeria was respected globally, and Nigerian leaders then had all it takes to be respected leaders.Listen to the likes of Prime Minister Balewa, President Azikiwe, Chief Awolowo,Gen.Emeka Ojukwu,Dr.Mbadiwe,etc,and you'll be ashamed of what is left of our leaders since the last 25 years.
@Toyota415
@Toyota415 8 лет назад
You call them leaders since the last 25 years? Rogues, that's what they're!
@chiMD
@chiMD 11 лет назад
the most articulate, eloquent and charismatic of all Nigerian leaders.
@gideonikhine2085
@gideonikhine2085 8 лет назад
God bless Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, a true Patriot, True Nationalist, Truly African; we love you. Where did we get it wrong? How can we get back on track? Why have we become sectional in our thinking? Oh God, we need your help
@wilsonmich3514
@wilsonmich3514 7 лет назад
Gideon Ikhine hahaha truly correct
@dattikwamikwari8173
@dattikwamikwari8173 5 лет назад
Yes he is a great man may his soul rest in peace
@qtrust
@qtrust 4 года назад
Corruption
@jaibanks7151
@jaibanks7151 8 лет назад
Amina yabo thank u very very very much thus eloquent documentary! This was when the world had RESPECT for African nation! Naija will be GREAT again ( insha Allah)
@antoineakimanayase5996
@antoineakimanayase5996 6 лет назад
JAI Banks It will definitely takes a lot of efforts though but it can be!
@Softlyc
@Softlyc 5 лет назад
It will come when we say Nigeria is ours and we start investing in it
@taheelinfinity123
@taheelinfinity123 10 лет назад
Sir Balewa was a class act
@3wiseMenX7
@3wiseMenX7 8 лет назад
tears nearly left my eyes while watching this video... What is Nigeria know for in today's world?....
@markemmanuel4964
@markemmanuel4964 8 лет назад
Same here bro....Am crying right now
@effulgent.8
@effulgent.8 7 лет назад
Israel N Me too.. I am greatly pained..
@kolutimehin
@kolutimehin 5 лет назад
Just imagine the composure, the intellect, the oratory and the confidence of Nigeria's leader in 1961!
@hashimuibrahim4697
@hashimuibrahim4697 5 лет назад
Yes may Sir Abubakar rest in peace!!
@vadertime9880
@vadertime9880 8 лет назад
As Nigeria is my ancestral land, my heart is hurting by the corruption. Nigeria must do better.
@abdulhamidsaddiea6523
@abdulhamidsaddiea6523 7 лет назад
The GOLDEN VOICE OF AFRICA
@makindetobi3306
@makindetobi3306 6 лет назад
this man deserves more than putting his face on the N5 note.
@christinaalapbe7349
@christinaalapbe7349 5 лет назад
He was a good speaker. Not like President Bubu.
@sholashola6891
@sholashola6891 4 года назад
@@christinaalapbe7349 lmao
@atim2125
@atim2125 3 года назад
Correct, if he was the president today, Trump will not open his mouth to say lifeless.
@nwanerisanctus3136
@nwanerisanctus3136 7 месяцев назад
I never knew he was this insightful. I now love this morning.
@crystalclear507
@crystalclear507 3 месяца назад
GOD BLESS YOU
@mubastudio
@mubastudio 6 лет назад
I cant believe I just cried , Wow ! What an eloquent Man of Honour . May Your soul continue to rest in peace Sir Tafawa BALEWA
@shahamedhb
@shahamedhb 12 лет назад
Ba karya! this is really a golden voice
@canismajoris4396
@canismajoris4396 9 лет назад
This is the Real "Coming to America" not the Eddy Murphy's coming to America. God Bless Abubakar tafawa Balewa.
@ezesimpsonosuagwu8481
@ezesimpsonosuagwu8481 9 лет назад
The eloquence of Sir Tafawa Balewa in comparison with President Muhammadu Buhari shows that Nigeria is retrogressing in terms of standard of leadership.
@whales1212
@whales1212 9 лет назад
But have you seen people less eloquent but better dad than you before?
@kelvinnaholo8234
@kelvinnaholo8234 9 лет назад
+Eze Osuagwu He was truly eloquent and diplomatic. He treated Americans as equal partners not as a beggar as African leaders have come to be known.
@whales1212
@whales1212 9 лет назад
Kelvin Naholo honestly, we were really blessed. It's a mystery how we got to this state we are now.
@AdebowaleAdesida
@AdebowaleAdesida 7 лет назад
I disagree with you brother! Eloquence has nothing to do with success or greatness but all The same President Muhammadu Buhari is the most refined president i have seen in recent times.
@emekaiheanacho274
@emekaiheanacho274 7 лет назад
Adebowale Adesida your out of your mind
@mustaphamuaz3730
@mustaphamuaz3730 12 лет назад
Whenever i see a reputable history, i shed tears for the country and the people.
@1wharfboy
@1wharfboy 11 лет назад
Sir Alhaji Tafewa Balewa was A NATURAL. Inherently exhibiting royal standards grace and eloquence in speech delivery likened and loved by all who heard him speak. He is arguably the John F Kennedy of Nigeria. They're almost similar in speech oratory.
@sharonmcelroy1930
@sharonmcelroy1930 8 лет назад
Best reception of an African leader!
@paulalba9244
@paulalba9244 4 года назад
This was when Nigeria was giant of Africa. I doubt we're ever going back to this. What a lovely welcome
@samuelayobami1060
@samuelayobami1060 10 лет назад
I must say I love the way Sir Tafawa Balewa spoke with such an articulate voice. But what really happened to the promise of greatness that this country showed all those years ago? Where did we get it wrong???
@newnigerian5
@newnigerian5 9 лет назад
He was known as the golden voice of Africa...and this was 1961! Compare this to the alignment of anyone & anything from Northern Nigeria that you hear today. We got it wrong with the extreme take over of democracy by Aguiyi Ironsi who organized the slaughtering of the Nigerian political actors including Balewa, Ahmadu Bello (Premier Northern Region), Akintola (Premier Western Region), Brig. maimalari and others...total of 11 senior captains of Nigerian democracy. Aguiyi Irons truncated democracy and rule of law...this led to a counter coup and then a civil war....this extreme swings in social engineering culminated into the new democratic dispensation that is now 16 years old...hopefully the next president would restore Nigeria onto the path of self-discovery, self-confidence, liberty, prosperity and freedom for ALL Nigeria once again. This is why I believe Buhari is being seen as the right change agent to lead Nigeria back to the glorious path again...
@Ocho430
@Ocho430 9 лет назад
The promised was buried after the execution of John Kennedy.
@ayomidevandross
@ayomidevandross 9 лет назад
New Nigerian Aguiyi Ironsi didn't kill the politicians in the first republic, Kaduna Nzeogwu did
@theobserver9684
@theobserver9684 9 лет назад
New Nigerian, get your facts straight.
@newnigerian5
@newnigerian5 9 лет назад
TheObserver Facts are Facts. Nigerian History lessons 101. This is one area that the Oputa Reconciliation panel under Obasanjo did not reach far enough in it's reconciliations initiatives. We move forward as a people when we look the facts in the face, recognize it, make amends and move on. Most historical documentations did not reflect the facts, they actually wrongfully apportioned ALL blame of the termination of the first republic on Nzeogwu Kaduna. He was only part of the blameworthy major actors who orchestrated a coup with Aguiyi Ironsi as the beneficiary. All treasonable felonies no doubt - Nzeogwu was not a lone wolf crazy guy, listen to him speak on you tube and it would be clear to you that he was a rational person who believed in a plan hatched by his superiors. When JFK was killed, did the leader of the Army take over the United States Government and made himself the leader? No - one person was killed and the vice was sworn in right away. Well Kaduna Nzeogwu, Listen to his speech on you tube where he said he was loyal to Aguiyi Ironsi after killing Ahamadu Bello - he only killed one politician, the leader of the North. Others that were loyal to Aguiyi Ironsi killed the prime minister Tafawa Balewa, and the some other regional leaders of the first republic, even as one regional leader that of the eastern region was spared. OK - Bad enough. We still had elected governments at that point, federally and region-wise. What should have happened should have been the parties - who by the way had succession plans - activate their succession plans as dictated by the constitution and we continue with our parliamentary system of government. Then what did Aguiyi Ironsi do - he declared martial law and sacked all elected representatives at the federal and regional levels and made himself the head of state (clips are on you tube). So Aguiyi Ironsi killed the first republic, not the senseless killings of the elected leaders. By the way you should also listen to President Azikiwe (on youtube), who was on extended vacation while all that was going on in Nigeria, explaining away why it was OK with him that his kinsman and fellow townsman was not wrong to take over the country in the way and manner in which he did. Well historical facts records the blow back which ended in a civil war and we survived as a country. This is the painful history we all have to recognize and NEVER repeat. The solution is to go back to the rule of law, one country, one people, one brotherhood for peace, progress, unity though tribe and tongue may differ. As a New Nigerian I recognize this facts for what they are - I imbibe and I encourage my fellow countrymen to imbibe the lessons from them - and say NEVER again and do everything individually & collectively NOT to repeat the mistakes of the past.
@sholaoduola8353
@sholaoduola8353 6 лет назад
I am short of words hearing this great man eloquently commanding a deserving ovation and a round of applause of his teaming listeners. I am proud of you my mentor!!! I never expected these. Forward Nigeria!!!
@ABUKKYLICIOUS
@ABUKKYLICIOUS 10 лет назад
for sure a golden voice. GOD BLESS NIGERIA
@johnandrew1905
@johnandrew1905 10 лет назад
reminds me of Olu Jacobs in a way
@yakubuyusufwada6907
@yakubuyusufwada6907 5 лет назад
Nigerian is great I'm proudly be a Hausa guys thanks god
@madukasamuel867
@madukasamuel867 10 лет назад
With tears in my eyes I ask " How can we get our glory back"?
@stevejohnson283
@stevejohnson283 10 лет назад
My Brother, We never had that glory.All that we had at the time were established by the British masters.The further we get from 1960,the worst it gets because all the things established by Britain are gone.Remember that there was a scramble for allies between the west and the Soviet Union at the time.Hence this visit.Also remember that black Americans were already protesting for freedom during this visit.The only way to make Nigeria a Country is to acknowledge that we never had one.Then we start from our languages in Schools,scholarships with 3years mandatory service after graduation.Lastly,yearly tax return and declaration of income by any body making more than 1 million naira a year.Tax laws are the easiest way to fight corruption.If you can`t catch them looting,you can catch them for not paying tax on the money and still jail them.
@bakareolumide576
@bakareolumide576 10 лет назад
Perfect word for my country.
@antoineakimanayase5996
@antoineakimanayase5996 6 лет назад
Maduka Samuel it is easy if only everyone understands the source of the problems and what are the solutions to those issues!
@medicalchannel1992
@medicalchannel1992 3 года назад
Those Mephistopheles leaders can't for now, may be is when youths take over.
@AbubakarAbubakarUmarHidima
@AbubakarAbubakarUmarHidima 11 лет назад
Alh Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa is a national figure to reckon with. A true nationalist who has fought for the creation of the state of Nigeria, but was killed in cold blood by some blood thirsty Igbo military men. The igbo people are the beginning of Nigerian problem. May your soul rest in perfect peace SIR!
@abubakarndamazhi9936
@abubakarndamazhi9936 7 часов назад
Ameen Ya Rabil Alameen 🙏
@zacholadejo5010
@zacholadejo5010 10 лет назад
ALHAJI BALEWA, WE ARE ALL PROUD OF YOU. YOU PROTECTED OUR INTEREST AND OUR FUTURE. PEOPLE MIGHT NOT NOTICE THIS. WE LOVE YOU.
@israeljemedafe6155
@israeljemedafe6155 2 года назад
Thank you so much for this.... It gives hope, courage and optimism for a better future for our country if only we will look at our constructive history without prejudice. I salute you Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa!!
@chriisbouiy7512
@chriisbouiy7512 2 года назад
Hmm
@sayyourmind1
@sayyourmind1 8 лет назад
History will surely judge him as the best Nigeria ever had
@edgeman67
@edgeman67 11 лет назад
This is really epic! To think that Nigeria actually did have a leader like this! How did we degenerate so low from here? That was a great man!
@gztech
@gztech 6 лет назад
Every Nigerian who aspires to make a difference in Nigeria needs to watch this video. I weep for the present state of Nigeria and picture a restoration of our lost glory.
@dagboh
@dagboh 11 лет назад
All I can say is is marvelous !!!!! Sir Belewa made Nigeria proud.
@inspirewisdom
@inspirewisdom 8 лет назад
The English diction of Tafawa Balewa is like that of the old British Upper Class Aristocracy.You could tell, he learnt what is called in Britain "The Queen's English".It also shows that Nigeria's education system in the 30s/40s was very good,if this kind of diction could be coming out of a man whose region of Nigeria were the least educated.
@a.usambodetradingconigeria2832
inspires is form
@Wabiazofest
@Wabiazofest 6 лет назад
What has Queens English Done for Nigerians? Are the British speaking any Upper-Class Aristocracy Nigerian language? This is the kind of mentality that has kept us enslaved for far too long. This is also the reason why no race respects us because we keep pretending to be who we are not. Pride yourself in the knowledge of your native Nigerian Language. Hopefully one day Nigerians can adopt one of the Nigerian languages that we can all speak as one Nigeria and have a sense of NATIONAL PRIDE. All this Oyibo this Oyibo that has made us lose our sense of identity and it is the cause of the self-hate among African and Black People.
@steinsheldon8718
@steinsheldon8718 6 лет назад
Igbo girl una no dey calm down. why una be like that.
@theagbaman
@theagbaman 6 лет назад
@@Wabiazofest Uche Chi - You are talking to a bushman. Leave him.
@chukwumaolisehemekaouwarre3236
Chi well spoken sis.
@FatihuUmaryakubu
@FatihuUmaryakubu 3 месяца назад
Thanks you for showing love for us like this ❤when I see the video I feel 😢😢😢so sad for my country thanks for your reply
@mayorjunior8622
@mayorjunior8622 5 лет назад
Lord God Almighty, I pray you restore this lost glory of our Country-Nigeria
@sanjumimatthewkekebiwei7703
@sanjumimatthewkekebiwei7703 6 лет назад
Such an educative and informative speech. I love him for his eloquence and the pride it rains on our country Nigeria and indeed the whole of Africa.
@elishaoluwafemi1982
@elishaoluwafemi1982 5 лет назад
Let the truth be told: the British gave us everything but we squandered it all! The coup that claimed Balewa's life changed everything! If either of the two had been allowed to live, the world, definitely, would have been a better place, a more equitable just world for all!
@phylumphuck2568
@phylumphuck2568 5 лет назад
Go learn history Britain didn't give us shit.
@qtrust
@qtrust 4 года назад
A lot was stolen from Nigeria. I'm not saying Nigerians don't take a share of the blame, but everything from its people to its natural resources was stolen from the country.
@VEEKHUB
@VEEKHUB 5 лет назад
Confident, Focus and resolved. God bless Nigeria Together we'll rise again
@oyeadesanya8001
@oyeadesanya8001 7 лет назад
which Nigerian leader can you compare to Alhaji Tafawa Balewa since independence? He is composed and full of confidence, in charge of the situations all through the trip. Nigeria will be great again in Jesus name.
@Sopeism
@Sopeism 9 лет назад
When Nigeria was great....*sighs*. Still waiting for another Charismatic leader
@theobserver9684
@theobserver9684 9 лет назад
To me, Ojukwu would have made a fine leader. Unfortunately, he had to advocate for his own people. The likes of him and Balewa may never exist again. Sighs too.
@josephoribhabor
@josephoribhabor 6 лет назад
Wait a minute,did somebody see the rousing welcome and ovation accorded to him and his team?Can someone hear the kind of English language coming from his mouth without an iota of northern accent underneath?I hope President Buhari watched this clip to see his fellow northerner.i wonder if even the lamest child on the streets of America notices the arrival of 21st century leaders from Nigeria.after watching this clip,my eyes were filled wth tears...if u ask me,i think Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa is d greatest hero Nigeria has produced.shame on present day political leaders who have turned themselves into thieves and treasury looters.oh how the glory of my country Nigeria has been ridiculed!!
@prophetkunleadedotun1156
@prophetkunleadedotun1156 5 лет назад
I always happy seen my past HEROS & HEROINES, it encourages me to WORK & SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND UNITY OF MY COUNTRY "NIGERIA"🇮🇹; also in ANYWHERE I AM🙏
@demmy03
@demmy03 9 лет назад
BALEWA WAS INDEED A PRIDE OF AFRICA. THIS WAS THE REASON WHY WE GOT THE NAME, THE GIANT OF AFRICA
@GiftBrandy
@GiftBrandy 7 лет назад
what a state visit, he was a real pride of Nigeria, an outstanding prime minister. The eloquence, the exquisite and well delivered speech.. the aura.. was mind blowing.. I just love this man... where did we go wrong as a nation???? where.. Lord have Mercy on us
@magnetmac1
@magnetmac1 7 лет назад
Nigeria's image took a nasty embarrassing plunge - it's just that simply to know.
@okenwastanley1448
@okenwastanley1448 7 лет назад
Jesus Christ, this man is so learned I never knew he can speak, his accent, his charisma shows he was well educated
@debanky1
@debanky1 10 лет назад
A wonderful footage depicting an awesome personality in Tafawa Balewa. Erudite and sartorial.....I can't recall he had an estate anywhere in Nigeria or any property anywhere in the world....
@ychic7015
@ychic7015 9 лет назад
God.... Nigeria had a bright future WHY TRIBALISM!
@whosasking9655
@whosasking9655 9 лет назад
Their was too much DIVERISTY, we could not handle it, so we resulted to being weak and gathering only for our greed.
@maimunaabdulkadir5211
@maimunaabdulkadir5211 5 лет назад
One Nation 🇳🇬🇳🇬
@chineduchukwuma6391
@chineduchukwuma6391 10 лет назад
What a distingushed visit and hospitality! I feel like shedding tears! When shall NIGERIA get back this kind of gory???
@koredeolajide4385
@koredeolajide4385 10 лет назад
You cant really appreciate the essential Balewa until you read his biography''The Rt Honourable Gentleman'' and also visit his house and tomb in Bauchi. At his tomb, a visitor wrote'' Nigeria, why did you kill this good man''.? This is a man that ruled the country for 6 years and yet had an ordinary beetle car as only a personal automobile. The only house(a hut I regard it) he built was financed with a mortgage loan he did not complete repayment of before his death. Those who killed him offended God and this Nation, indeed.
@lagosian123
@lagosian123 5 лет назад
@talk2me9ja Truth has no other true name than TRUTH. Those bastards among us are still at it, planning war they can never win unless they dialogue and seek referendum. The biafrans, Boko Haram and our useless corrupt leaders are responsible for Nigeria situation. All other African countries that used to look up on us are fast developing and leaving Nigeria behind, our people are running to Togo, Gambia, Senegal to live because there's no peace and stability in Nigeria. So sad indeed. Education is zero, hospitals have become abattoirs/slaughter house where people die of common ailments and more women are dying at childbirth. I feel for my country.
@NwaireProsper-sf7tp
@NwaireProsper-sf7tp 5 дней назад
😢😢
@bennethamadi1389
@bennethamadi1389 Год назад
I'm Igbo, but I really love this man
@irenegaruba48
@irenegaruba48 4 месяца назад
Being Igbo or any ethnic group shouldn’t even be a reason not to.
@MoneyWithKazeem
@MoneyWithKazeem 8 лет назад
While the past has definitely been kind to us, our present days has been marked with challenges. I think if prime minister Balewa was with us today, he will remind us that our future can be brighter than our past and present; that there is an unwavering sprite of perseverance about our people and not to relish in our past glory too much but to engender a better society for our people.
@jyde50
@jyde50 8 лет назад
you mean just like the igbo yahoo yahoo boys are doing in 2016.
@Speaks4itself
@Speaks4itself 5 лет назад
@@obi1671 you're an animal and a disgrace to your tribe.
@ayodelerufai9644
@ayodelerufai9644 5 лет назад
On of the greatest nigerian ever lived, those are leaders who cares about their people, they died for nigeria, they were not about money like the ones we have now
@baronessvondengler
@baronessvondengler 7 лет назад
While they roll out the red carpet for Tafawa Balewa and co, black people in their country can't drink from the same fountains. American hypocrisy.
@baramuru70
@baramuru70 5 лет назад
This was a leader , who had dignity , knowledge and could stand his own ... brought finesse to leadership .
@saadado6021
@saadado6021 10 лет назад
May our dear nation rise again. let us stop limiting successes only to nostalgia. Nay! I have dream that Nigeria Shall be an Eldorado of our dreams. May the soul of Tafawa Balewa rest in perfect peace. The comments trailing this clip give me hope for brighter future. ONE NIGERIA. ARISE O COMPATRIOTS!
@ghaliadam6453
@ghaliadam6453 9 лет назад
is exactly true
@useefgarbakatsina82
@useefgarbakatsina82 4 года назад
Waoo !!! Thanks for placing Nigeria on the Chat. ( You are a Pride to English Education ) One love Hausa / Yoruba / Ibo * ( UNITED NIGERIA.)
@vico9635
@vico9635 10 лет назад
...... Wen Nigeria was a country!!!
@shahamedhb
@shahamedhb 12 лет назад
AM SERIOUSLY GLAD AND IMPRESSED BY THIS HISTORIC EVENT. PLEASE UPLOAD MORE OF THIS AS THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVOURITES
@sundayayo3561
@sundayayo3561 5 лет назад
Nigeria lost a dynamic, eloquent, sound and enlightened leader in the person of PM Abubakar Tafawa Balewa.
@taiwoaminu9882
@taiwoaminu9882 7 лет назад
Am highly moved by the cultural representation of our people amidst the Americans & also interesting to note that religion was not a barrier in those days,how mighty had fallen !!!
@jamesanene9877
@jamesanene9877 8 лет назад
After watching this video, indeed this was when Nigeria was highly recognised and respected. So what happened to us?
@Toyota415
@Toyota415 8 лет назад
+James Anene - CORRUPTION is the word, sadly. Imagine, a Nigerian leader could even snub the American VP (@ 02:55), unlike today when we play chihuahua to them!
@nurulabdullah9787
@nurulabdullah9787 8 лет назад
BRO JAMES OOOOOO ! NA EVERYTHING HAPPENED TO US
@nuraimamfagge5890
@nuraimamfagge5890 7 лет назад
+Nurul Abdullah we tnx
@promisegodspower7258
@promisegodspower7258 7 лет назад
James Anene I can't believe how far we have went down. From respect.
@umarmusa1591
@umarmusa1591 6 лет назад
Sir Abubakar he is leader with all the quality of leadership, but its is been hardluck to our nation the planted of his type is never been riped before grown. i tell u we could had been beter Nigerians
@JoshuaOgunjobi
@JoshuaOgunjobi 6 лет назад
The Respect, Honour, Love from Americans... The Man, T. Balewa... The Country, Nigeria... The Greatness of old (1961)... So overwhelming. How do we (Nigerians) go back to this greatness? #tears #iamintears #sober
@irrajohnpaul
@irrajohnpaul 2 года назад
By same leadership efforts...
@adamusuleman4543
@adamusuleman4543 2 года назад
There were leaders indeed
@jessechichi5609
@jessechichi5609 11 лет назад
i shed tears, see the honour that was accorded to a Nigerian leader, we can still get back to this level. although it seems impossible
@kentnike85
@kentnike85 5 лет назад
The days when we had educated leaders!!
@lagosian123
@lagosian123 5 лет назад
Nigeria must remember this quote " The flame of freedom once alight should not go out again in our country/continent".
@dveryblueblood
@dveryblueblood 7 лет назад
They were all eloquent; Balewa, Ojukwu, Gowon, Nzeogwu, Zik
@yusufumar1872
@yusufumar1872 6 лет назад
Golden voice of Africa. May his gentle soul rest in peace amin.
@alfapaul5593
@alfapaul5593 7 месяцев назад
And his sins be forgiven.
@azeezganiyu3245
@azeezganiyu3245 5 лет назад
see all of our elder by then, all used the nigerian native dress. our culture had meaning to them.
@halarbyTv
@halarbyTv 10 лет назад
Nigeria is the land of blessing,blessed with so much name it mineral resources,human resources but bad leaders make me sad about Nigeria,can any of Nigeria leaders be so welcome in America like this great man we love you TBS,you forever remain in our heart
@ikechukwuokoli3504
@ikechukwuokoli3504 10 лет назад
Please, can anyone volunteer to send the President, Jonathan, a copy of this video. Maybe it will give him an idea of the kind of President we would love to have come 2015.
@tayopeluable
@tayopeluable 9 лет назад
am happy to see a detribalized view from mr okoli
@benjaminogbozor6810
@benjaminogbozor6810 6 лет назад
now u have elected president of ur choice.....HOW FAR...?????..sai baba...Buhari has killed Nigeria
@princeosasumwenobayuwanaer8003
Amazing official Visit! It really pains me right now, the way ours presents Leaders and Governments lost the respect ✊🏽 Nigeria once have the World 🌎
@victoroladimeji4138
@victoroladimeji4138 11 лет назад
this was when nigerians was well respected all over the world
@adezino2
@adezino2 6 лет назад
wow wow. What a fantastic leader. he spoke so eloquently without any native accent. May God almighty give us another generation of leaders that will bring us respect once again. Rest in peace Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
@adamouamadou4655
@adamouamadou4655 5 лет назад
What a great leader he was! When there was no 419 in Nigeria
@SleekChif
@SleekChif 10 лет назад
I bet many american's at this time probably have never seen a black man so respected.
@SALIHUSULEKHALID
@SALIHUSULEKHALID 10 лет назад
I am impressed beyond comments. Where did we head from there? This is...inspiring
@trommelbiel
@trommelbiel 11 лет назад
I have always liked Tafawa Balewa and I believe he is a good man. He lived above his time judging from the fact that Northerners who ruled this nation after him never showed the kind of class he showed. I really mourn his death.
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