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Nigeria’s First Republic did not collapse overnight. It collapsed through decisions, beliefs, and a tragic irony that still echoes through history. This documentary explores the complex relationship between Nigeria’s first Prime Minister, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, and Major Chukwuma Kaduna Nzeogwu—one of the officers associated with the January 15, 1966 military coup that ended civilian rule in Nigeria. During the early years of independence, Nigeria invested heavily in building a professional military. Promising young officers were trained at elite institutions abroad, with the hope that discipline and professionalism would protect democracy. But history took a darker turn. As political crises deepened and faith in civilian leadership eroded, some officers began to believe the military had a moral duty to intervene. What followed was a coup that reshaped Nigeria’s political future—and led to the death of Prime Minister Balewa under contested circumstances. This film is not about heroes or villains. It is about belief, power, unintended consequences, and the dangers that arise when soldiers lose faith in civilian institutions. Through careful historical narration, this documentary examines: The vision of Nigeria’s First Republic The military training of young Nigerian officers abroad The political crises of the early 1960s The January 1966 coup and its aftermath The long shadow it cast over Nigerian democracy ⚠️ Historical Note: This documentary relies on widely accepted historical records and scholarly interpretations. Some events—particularly surrounding the deaths during the 1966 coup—remain debated among historians. 📌 Watch till the end for the lasting lessons Nigeria (and other democracies) can still learn today. 👍 Like • 💬 Comment • 🔔 Subscribe What lessons do you think history is still trying to teach us? #Nigeria1966 #NigerianHistory #January1966Coup #AbubakarTafawaBalewa #ChukwumaNzeogwu #AfricanHistory #MilitaryCoups #NigeriaFirstRepublic #AfricanPolitics #PostColonialAfrica #HistoricalDocumentary #TrueHistory #PoliticalHistory #AfricanDocumentary #UntoldHistory