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Aburi Accord: What really happened in Ghana in January 1967?

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. The meeting at Aburi was supposed to be the last opportunity to avoid any conflict or civil war. Unfortunately, it was not to be. So, what really happened in Aburi in 1967 that eventually led to the Nigerian Civil War? This is the full story… #HistoryVille #AburiAccord Join this channel to become a member: https://www.youtube.com/HistoryVille/... Get Ayomide Akinbode's latest historical novels on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Ayomide-Akinbo... Subscribe to HistoryVille: https://www.youtube.com/HistoryVille?... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Follow us on Social Media: Facebook:   / thehistoryville   Instagram:   / historyville   Twitter:   / historyville   LinkedIn:   / historyville   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For interesting historical articles visit: https://www.thehistoryville.com Video Credits: Nigeria History Channel, Adeyinka Makinde TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro 00:50 The Genesis of the Aburi Accord 02:18 The Significance of the July 29,1966, Coup 03:36 On the Road to Aburi 05:05 The Significance of Aburi 06:18 The Brothers’ Palaver 07:30 Why the Aburi Accord Failed 10:10 The Role of the Permanent Secretaries 14:07 Decree No. 8 18:52 Why Nigeria’s 12 states were created 21:08 Ojukwu Declares Biafra 23:18 Gowon announces the creation of Nigeria’s 12 states 26:44 Gowon announces the beginning of the Nigerian Civil War 27:50 Philip Effiong declares an end to the Republic of Biafra 28:44 Next Video