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Political Republic
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August 3, 2026
HOW NIGERIA WAS SOLD FOR £865000
What if I told you that one of Africa's largest countries was once transferred through a deal worth just £865,000<br />No public vote.<br />No permission from millions of people.<br />Just a business agreement between the British government and a private company.<br />It sounds unbelievable...<br />But in 1899, Britain paid £865,000 to the Royal Niger Company, ending the company's rule over vast territories around the River Niger.<br />Many people say Britain "bought Nigeria."<br />But did Britain really buy an entire country?<br />Or did it buy something even more powerful—the legal right to rule?<br />This is the forgotten story of the deal that changed Nigeria forever.<br />#documentary #nigeriahistory #untoldstories<br /><br /><br />Political Republic
July 7, 2026
THE END OF MURTALA MOHAMMED NOBODY IS TELLING YOU
It was just another busy morning in Lagos, the capital of Nigeria at the time. People were going to work. School children were preparing for classes. Soldiers stood at their checkpoints as usual.<br />Then, suddenly, loud gunshots echoed across the streets.<br />Within minutes, one shocking rumor spread everywhere.<br />"The Head of State has been shot!"<br />Many Nigerians refused to believe it.<br />How did a military leader, surrounded by soldiers, become so vulnerable?<br />Was it simply a failed coup?<br />Or was there a deeper conspiracy<br />To understand why General Murtala Mohammed was assassinated, we must first understand the man himself, the changes he brought to Nigeria, and the enemies he made in just seven months in power<br />#documentary #nigeriahistory #untoldstories<br /><br /><br />Political Republic
June 20, 2026
HOW YAKUBU GOWON DESTROYED COAL PRODUCTION IN ENUGU EASTERN REGION
Before oil became Nigeria's biggest source of wealth, coal was one of the country's most important resources. Deep beneath the hills of Enugu was a large supply of coal that powered trains, factories, and electricity stations.<br />Enugu became known as the "Coal City" because it was the center of Nigeria's coal industry. The coal mines and coal-powered electricity plants helped provide energy to many parts of the country.<br />But today, most of these coal facilities are gone. Many people believe that the Nigerian Civil War played a major role in destroying the coal industry and the coal-powered electricity system in Enugu. This story is about how war changed the future of Enugu coal power Plant in Nigeria.<br /><br /><br />Political Republic
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