Thank you so much for putting this valuable piece together. It is well written, backed by pictorial evidence and above all, eloquently narrated! I'm a Sierra Leonean and it feels good watching this. I already subscribed and I'll help you share on different platforms. Once again, thank you!
I'm a Sierra Leonean and I'm so happy someone like you is putting our country's history here, so the world can know about us. I've already subscribed and also share your video to anyone I know because Salone history is hidden from so many people in the country, that's why we're imitating other countries culture and even read about their history in our schools.
Truly heartbreaking, I watched your previous upload on him and thought just the same thing sad😢, who would’ve known the person he so selflessly put in power would’ve killed him. But to Siaka’s defense troop tried to assassinate him twice so Bangura was essentially trying to kill him.
Brigadier John Amadu Bangura was a celebrated Sierra Leonean soldier and nationalist whose life ended in tragedy. A staunch advocate for democracy, he played a pivotal role in restoring civilian rule in 1968 after a military coup, earning him widespread admiration. Despite his efforts to stabilize the nation, political tensions led to his downfall. Accused of plotting against President Siaka Stevens’ government, Bangura was arrested and controversially executed in 1970. His death left a legacy of sorrow and injustice, symbolizing the fragility of democracy in post-colonial Africa. Many remember him as a patriot betrayed by the very system he defended...
@@SamuelSepha, please enlighten us, what role did MS Fornah and Ibrahim Taqi play in the execution of Brig Bangura? Can I remind you that Fornah and Taqi left the APC government in September 1970 and were in detention for the UDP they formed.
Thank you so much for putting this valuable piece together.
It is well written, backed by pictorial evidence and above all, eloquently narrated!
I'm a Sierra Leonean and it feels good watching this.
I already subscribed and I'll help you share on different platforms.
Once again, thank you!
It feels good knowing you enjoyed the video. Thank you for subscribing and sharing!
I'm a Sierra Leonean and I'm so happy someone like you is putting our country's history here, so the world can know about us. I've already subscribed and also share your video to anyone I know because Salone history is hidden from so many people in the country, that's why we're imitating other countries culture and even read about their history in our schools.
Truly heartbreaking, I watched your previous upload on him and thought just the same thing sad😢, who would’ve known the person he so selflessly put in power would’ve killed him. But to Siaka’s defense troop tried to assassinate him twice so Bangura was essentially trying to kill him.
Bangura was looking to capture Siaka Steven’s I believe
This is a golden treasure vault of Sierra Leone's history. The exact stuff that I've never heard of until today! Thanks for sharing!
Please, if you can, make a video about how Siaka Stevens ended up. I mean, from his rise to power till his death. Thank you 👍
Brigadier John Amadu Bangura was a celebrated Sierra Leonean soldier and nationalist whose life ended in tragedy.
A staunch advocate for democracy, he played a pivotal role in restoring civilian rule in 1968 after a military coup, earning him widespread admiration.
Despite his efforts to stabilize the nation, political tensions led to his downfall.
Accused of plotting against President Siaka Stevens’ government, Bangura was arrested and controversially executed in 1970.
His death left a legacy of sorrow and injustice, symbolizing the fragility of democracy in post-colonial Africa.
Many remember him as a patriot betrayed by the very system he defended...
You're spot on my brother
The story is incomplete without mentioning the names and roles of Mohamed Sorie Fornah, Ibrahim Taqi and other key players
@@SamuelSepha, please enlighten us, what role did MS Fornah and Ibrahim Taqi play in the execution of Brig Bangura? Can I remind you that Fornah and Taqi left the APC government in September 1970 and were in detention for the UDP they formed.
That's Africa for you. You save them, they kill you.
Thanks for educating us about our country 🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱🇸🇱
Thank you very much for this insight.
Good history and documentary of sierra leone ❤❤❤❤
Yayyyy another upload❤
Good 👍
Hmm, so sad
My grandfather. Ripp
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Look at the whites who black hand was among