How These 4 British Men Created Nigeria - A Shocking Story

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  • čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
  • The British colonization of Nigeria tells a fascinating story of how the strength of the Maxim guns far outweighs a nation of more than twice the population of the United Kingdom. In this video, we take a look at how these British colonial warlords effectively conquered Nigeria for the British.
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    Chapters
    The Annexation of Lagos - 00:00
    Part 1: 19th Century Nigeria 01:40
    Part 2: The Yoruba Wars 04:04
    Part 3: Attack on the South 05:11
    Part 4: Battle for the Niger 10:04
    Part 5: The End of the Royal Niger Company 11:42
    Part 6: Destruction of the Sokoto Caliphate 15:30
    Part 7: The Nigerian Resistance 17:42
    Part 8: Conclusion 18:45

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  • @bisimedia
    @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +21

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    • @adefemialimson5848
      @adefemialimson5848 Před 9 měsíci

      This is a nice documentary, but the story is one sided, given the narratives only from the British view point or rather narratives...
      The Nigerian territory of today is a territory of disparate sovereign nation's, with there different language, culture, faith, and traditional politics...
      The resistance of these past Kings and dynasties against the British is justifiable because the British or generally the European invasion wasn't to liberate the empires in Nigeria, but to decapitate there traditional power and independence and put it under the influence of the European nation's as a puppet and EXPLOITATION, which still continues till today... Hence, the Europeans aren't the hero's, but WOLVES IN SHEEP CLOTHING who brought in there language and culture to obliterate our identities...
      Our Kings might not be perfect, but they were people who were true to there root for centuries...
      In other words we need not to deplore our ancestors or the traditional systems that defines our identities, but to embrace and MODIFY things that needs MODIFICATIONS in culture models just like many Asian countries thereby foster our identities that best abide with the life cycle (Physical, Psychology, and Spirituality) of our Land as the copper skin race...

    • @OathOmerta-ff5gq
      @OathOmerta-ff5gq Před 8 měsíci

      Are there any books you would recommend? (Preferably with pictures)

    • @hrxy1
      @hrxy1 Před 6 měsíci

      awefull dreadful annoying irritating intrusive repetitive background noise, turn it off. poor attempt at video production, unwatchable

    • @geoffball4431
      @geoffball4431 Před 3 dny

      I never knew your history and the way your ancestors were treated by the British. I cannot defend that, however I can only say this is how most European countries treated the world . Not nice. But they did get rid of slavery one of the things humans still do. Thank you for your work

  • @jayednut391
    @jayednut391 Před 2 lety +69

    May God bless whoever came up with this documentary. Now I understand the problems facing Nigeria much better. If we do not know where we are coming from, we will never know where we are going to.

    • @TheSockbottom
      @TheSockbottom Před rokem

      Mr Jay that god u talking to is the slave masters own called white jesus. Go and find ur own god from your ancestors.

    • @nickeni3050
      @nickeni3050 Před rokem +3

      Ikr, in a way it's painful to see how they robbed us of our lives and forced us into a life where we had to depend on them.
      The only good thing that ever came from them coming here was the stop of cruel practices like killing of twins etc but otherwise we wouldn't have had to face all this nonsense today

    • @gzlander2948
      @gzlander2948 Před rokem +4

      @@nickeni3050 And believe me. Even if they never intervened in those cruel practices, civilization would have taken care of them with time. Everything about their presence n colonization in Africa was way more harm than good. And sadly enough, we apparently haven't learnt our lesson.
      Quite pathetic indeed.

    • @nickeni3050
      @nickeni3050 Před rokem +1

      @@gzlander2948 exactly, there's a saying that there's time for everything and that if you give a man something that they aren't ready for that you would be ruining the man.. The technology, the laws, everything they introduced to our people were things that we didn't need in our lives yet, as such this forced us to start depending on them for things that we didn't need thereby making us owe them
      Everytime I think about it, it's just sickening

    • @gzlander2948
      @gzlander2948 Před rokem +2

      @@nickeni3050 It was just a careful manipulative n well orchestrated mind enslavement that they brought to us and we perfectly played right into their hands. Speculatively, that's why they contemptuously disregard us, always seeing us as lesser beings which lingers till this modern day racism. I'm no longer angry with them because the unfortunate reality remains that humans tend to take advantage of others' weakness n ignorance. Rather, I'm so pissed at our own people now, the elites, who in course of time, must or should have known better. Yet, they still allow such horrible history to be repeating itself.
      Just unimaginable!

  • @ifeanyiobiora-okafo7017
    @ifeanyiobiora-okafo7017 Před rokem +6

    so basically the igbo put up the strongest fight against the british, they have always been the strongest tribe in terms of heart and willpower

    • @atgs20
      @atgs20 Před 9 měsíci +2

      Dey play. Everybody put a strong fight against the British. The difference is that Igboland government was decentralised unlike that of South West states, Sokoto and Benin

    • @okekechidi3377
      @okekechidi3377 Před 9 měsíci +1

      @@atgs20 you are right. The decentralization of the IGBO Republican polities stermed from their unique Cultural ethos. They do not believe in a central king or an absolute Lordship over them and will resist such ferociously. The very few IGBO republics who at a point developed kingship didn't give absolute power to such a king. Infact, such kings were more of priests. This was why it took the british government a longer time to defeat them. Infact, they were the last Ethnic group in todays Nigeria to be defeated. One's Cultural ethos and moral values makes them who they are..

  • @osagiebobby8616
    @osagiebobby8616 Před 2 lety +14

    BRITISH AND THEIR ROYALTY WILL PAY THE PRICE SOME DAYS NIGERIA CITIZENS WILL NEVER FORGIVE BRITISH EXPECT THEY SEPRATE THE NATION TO HOW THEY MET IT. THEY CAN TRY THIS TO THE ARABS NATIONS

    • @nickeni3050
      @nickeni3050 Před rokem +1

      I swear, never should we ever forget how we were played

  • @tonyt7948
    @tonyt7948 Před 11 měsíci +5

    I'm British. This is a good solid unbiased historical documentary

    • @agbomolica1
      @agbomolica1 Před 9 měsíci

      For the evil of the British and the continual subjugation of my people! Muslims will colonise the whole of UK 🇬🇧…. Uk must certainly fall! God will humble that demonic British empire… you bastards had brexist without any war but my people attempt to demand a referendum, Britain 🇬🇧 armed the zoo 🇳🇬 to wipe out my people..

  • @AruamanKelvin
    @AruamanKelvin Před 2 lety +10

    I am from the ancient Nembe Kingdom and I approved of this well-put-together vital history.

  • @ericrobinson7184
    @ericrobinson7184 Před 2 lety +18

    This compilation was a lot of behind the scenes hard work and investigation, history is even more complex than we like to acknowledge to future accountability. Much praises!

  • @_kris4301
    @_kris4301 Před 2 lety +22

    Bisi, you are very good at your documentary of Nigerian history. Always anticipating your videos. Keep up the good job

  • @gladysokwuchi-mirikweh8501
    @gladysokwuchi-mirikweh8501 Před 2 lety +19

    Wow. This is amazing. The details, the years, the people, geography, and narrative flowed well with no bias. Rich Nigerian history documentary. Keep the good up. I'm gonna binge watch your Channel. God bless

  • @sweetbutshowa
    @sweetbutshowa Před 2 lety +25

    Wow, just wow! I've watched all vids on this channel in a space fo 24 hours and just had to subscribe. This is by far the most interesting channel I've subscribed to. Very informative, straight to the point and wholesome!. I cannot applaud you enough for the amount of research and well put together videos you have provided us thus far. I am truly grateful for you bro.

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety

      You're welcome.

    • @adefemialimson5848
      @adefemialimson5848 Před 9 měsíci

      This is a nice documentary, but the story is one sided, given the narratives only from the British view point or rather narratives...
      The Nigerian territory of today is a territory of disparate sovereign nation's, with there different language, culture, faith, and traditional politics...
      The resistance of these past Kings and dynasties against the British is justifiable because the British or generally the European invasion wasn't to liberate the empires in Nigeria, but to decapitate there traditional power and independence and put it under the influence of the European nation's as a puppet and EXPLOITATION, which still continues till today... Hence, the Europeans aren't the hero's, but WOLVES IN SHEEP CLOTHING who brought in there language and culture to obliterate our identities...
      Our Kings might not be perfect, but they were people who were true to there root for centuries...
      In other words we need not to deplore our ancestors or the traditional systems that defines our identities, but to embrace and MODIFY things that needs MODIFICATIONS in culture models just like many Asian countries thereby foster our identities that best abide with the life cycle (Physical, Psychology, and Spirituality) of our Land as the copper skin race...

  • @andrewekomemhen7249
    @andrewekomemhen7249 Před 2 lety +5

    Nice piece 👌

  • @umeonyeabo8324
    @umeonyeabo8324 Před 2 lety +29

    Also, the 'o' in Aro of Igboland is pronounced 'or' like orange, not 'o' like Ogun. Great job once again.

  • @oreoluwax6322
    @oreoluwax6322 Před rokem +2

    This is one of my favourite channels on CZcams. Great job!

  • @emmyreturn
    @emmyreturn Před rokem +2

    God bless all that made this documentary possible. Cheers.

  • @majormusic6990
    @majormusic6990 Před 2 lety

    Amazing work brother!

  • @kaycekeyswb3251
    @kaycekeyswb3251 Před rokem +1

    Great job man!

  • @Raphaelogwu
    @Raphaelogwu Před rokem +4

    Expertly delivered
    The true history
    Keep it up!

  • @IAmSolomon
    @IAmSolomon Před rokem +1

    These videos are amazing man, please keep releasing!

  • @mikeolawale9248
    @mikeolawale9248 Před 2 lety +11

    Until the lion learn to tell his own story the hunter will continue be the victor and look mighty. All this conquest stories were packaged to us by the British and we accept it and keep teaching it to ourselves. With this stories our minds will remain conquered

    • @chibuzorjude7528
      @chibuzorjude7528 Před 2 lety +5

      Please produce a rebuff if you think this isn't correct.

    • @joebenson6091
      @joebenson6091 Před rokem +1

      It's amazing how this piece elevates Oyo Empire way ahead of Benin kingdom when in reality the Benin's were already in trade with the Portugese 300 years before the arrival of the British. Typical of Africans to promote the major tribes which undermining the importance of the original forebearer, until we start telling our own stories the way it really is & stop all this WHITE wash colonial HIS- STORT then we will remain conquer.

    • @Profitfromcoaching
      @Profitfromcoaching Před 9 měsíci

      ​@@joebenson6091how did this piece elevate Oyo over Benin? There was nowhere in this video where I saw this. Can you please explain?

  • @ikechukwuokafor2844
    @ikechukwuokafor2844 Před 2 lety +3

    Your work is top notch

  • @clementchukwuka6477
    @clementchukwuka6477 Před 2 lety +1

    very informative

  • @ChannelTENthousandBC
    @ChannelTENthousandBC Před rokem +1

    My God, this documentary is amazing work

  • @nanakay7149
    @nanakay7149 Před 2 lety +1

    Bisi ...I love your work ...its wonderful ...I want more

  • @ojoayomide7921
    @ojoayomide7921 Před rokem +6

    Why on earth was history banned in our schools. This is good work

    • @nickeni3050
      @nickeni3050 Před rokem

      They don't want us to know the truth. They want us to remain brainwashed thinking they helped when all they did was ruin us.. it's not just Nigeria, many colonised countries have their history hidden from them so that they won't realize that they were played

    • @lilboyblue3000
      @lilboyblue3000 Před rokem +1

      It was not banned. The federal government didn't deem it necessary so they cut funding. There was no law on the books stopping any state or local government from teaching history classes.

  • @OT_Ufedo
    @OT_Ufedo Před rokem

    Thank you Bisi 🍻 ❤️

  • @queeniwearth
    @queeniwearth Před 2 lety +1

    This is such a great channel o! Keep up this necessary work!

  • @jayramos8695
    @jayramos8695 Před rokem +4

    Biafra I know Biafra I stand ✊

  • @josephharrison9600
    @josephharrison9600 Před 7 měsíci

    Im glad I found this channel. Best documentary so far

  • @afolayanlateefkayode5132

    Thanks for this information
    We will never forget

  • @MRABEXPLAINS
    @MRABEXPLAINS Před 2 lety +5

    Nice one kema

  • @wesleycomictv5422
    @wesleycomictv5422 Před 2 lety +7

    This video broaden my knowledge thank you sir

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +1

      You're welcome. Thanks a lot for taking the time to watch the video, appreciate it.

  • @HispleMedia
    @HispleMedia Před 2 lety +10

    Your editing skills is top notch... A story well told... Keep the videos coming. I have been waiting for the next video since...include CTA also.

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +4

      I'm really sorry the next video is taking so long to make. I'm feeling the need to take my time and tell a good story. But it should be out before month-end.
      Thanks for your continued support.

  • @emmanuel3929
    @emmanuel3929 Před 2 lety +9

    I like how he said mungo park is the first EUROPEAN to discover river niger flowed to the east

  • @jibreeelbinnuh1482
    @jibreeelbinnuh1482 Před 8 měsíci +1

    My great countryman. You are a genius!.

  • @asabadragon4052
    @asabadragon4052 Před 9 měsíci

    God bless you for bringing this video 📷

  • @ikp4success
    @ikp4success Před 2 lety +10

    You didn't talk about the british bombardment of bini empire. Maybe u saving it for another video.

  • @emmanuelezinwoke1727
    @emmanuelezinwoke1727 Před 11 měsíci

    This is so wonderful 😮

  • @ga8366
    @ga8366 Před rokem +1

    very well made and informative..cannot find part 2 though 0_0

  • @rufuskelvin8344
    @rufuskelvin8344 Před 2 lety +5

    Eye opener

  • @umeonyeabo8324
    @umeonyeabo8324 Před 2 lety +5

    Just discovered your page bro and I'm already hooked. Keep up the good work bro, I promise you, it'll be worth it very soon. You're doing an amazing job.

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety

      Thank you very much for the kind words. I appreciate it.

  • @Anonymous55710
    @Anonymous55710 Před 2 lety +4

    Such a nice video. Please do more

  • @zephrynnn
    @zephrynnn Před 2 lety +2

    Great video, you are so underrated ❤️

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +2

      Thank you very much for the kind words. Appreciate it.

  • @wesleycomictv5422
    @wesleycomictv5422 Před 2 lety +7

    Mr kema your work is very unique

  • @princeonuora3020
    @princeonuora3020 Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you bro. I love your videos and share a lot of information here with friends and family. Please make a video on Igbo history as well as Hausa and your. I’m also interested in how the Igbo ruled themselves, and what system of governing were in place at the time. Once again, thank you so much for the videos you make, they will play a key role in the future of the Nigerian people.

  • @timothyejianreh6042
    @timothyejianreh6042 Před 2 lety

    You have done well

  • @chinyeremezeabiaziem3431

    Well researched documentary. Unfortunately history is no longer taught in schools. what an irony!

  • @youngmoses3018
    @youngmoses3018 Před 2 lety

    Keep it up bro

  • @AfroKingg
    @AfroKingg Před 2 lety +4

    Great editing champ. You will surely get there😍

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks, friend. I'm pretty sure you are working on a big project yourself. I can't wait.

    • @AfroKingg
      @AfroKingg Před 2 lety +1

      @@bisimedia Exactly man.When am done, you will surely be the first to know. I can't wait myself lol

  • @mickyarams
    @mickyarams Před rokem +14

    Honestly, I really wished my history teacher was as interesting as you. You've really enlightened me about my country.
    Thank you!!

    • @adefemialimson5848
      @adefemialimson5848 Před 9 měsíci

      This is a nice documentary, but the story is one sided, given the narratives only from the British view point or rather narratives...
      The Nigerian territory of today is a territory of disparate sovereign nation's, with there different language, culture, faith, and traditional politics...
      The resistance of these past Kings and dynasties against the British is justifiable because the British or generally the European invasion wasn't to liberate the empires in Nigeria, but to decapitate there traditional power and independence and put it under the influence of the European nation's as a puppet and EXPLOITATION, which still continues till today... Hence, the Europeans aren't the hero's, but WOLVES IN SHEEP CLOTHING who brought in there language and culture to obliterate our identities...
      Our Kings might not be perfect, but they were people who were true to there root for centuries...
      In other words we need not to deplore our ancestors or the traditional systems that defines our identities, but to embrace and MODIFY things that needs MODIFICATIONS in culture models just like many Asian countries thereby foster our identities that best abide with the life cycle (Physical, Psychology, and Spirituality) of our Land as the copper skin race...

  • @adedaramy5808
    @adedaramy5808 Před 2 lety

    Love the whole series of videos. Bravo to the team

  • @ModernIntuitionist
    @ModernIntuitionist Před 2 lety +11

    Incredibly well done Bisi! Beautifully edited, so informative, and engaging throughout. I love your work, and it is one of the most well made videos I've seen in recent times.

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +3

      Thank you very much for the kind words. I appreciate it. I'm also a big fan of your work, and I learned a lot from your last video. I'm looking forward to more videos.

  • @abdulazizclare9545
    @abdulazizclare9545 Před 3 dny

    The book How Europe Underdeveloped Africa by Walter Rodney. Shows all this history.

  • @GamingScottsman
    @GamingScottsman Před 2 lety

    You doing a good job .. l

  • @awejohnoluwaseyi6841
    @awejohnoluwaseyi6841 Před 2 lety

    please we need more videos

  • @Bryanken
    @Bryanken Před 2 lety

    God bless you

  • @sikazwejerry4620
    @sikazwejerry4620 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Very fun!!!. How can genuine Economic development be achieved with wrong Nigerian Economic equation?

  • @geoycs
    @geoycs Před 6 měsíci

    Wow, it flies by so fast it’s hard to even catch the names!

  • @kayluvsexy
    @kayluvsexy Před 2 lety +1

    good video but there's still more vantage points not explored, still well-done to you

  • @markkomolafe9489
    @markkomolafe9489 Před 2 lety +5

    It was good but I have a lot of questions now. I never heard this in school as a science student directly so just to clarify Nigeria was basically a group of different tribes that the British invaded and forced to be a country and the British brought Christianity as a means to end slavery between different tribes fighting .
    If what I said up was correct then I have to ask why were the British here in the first place and where are they now.

    • @nickeni3050
      @nickeni3050 Před rokem

      The British people were here coz they were exploring the world looking for resourceful lands and people they could rule over to get gain, same as what the French were doing even before the British
      The British currently are obviously back in their Homeland England enjoying the fruits of causing problems in another man's land

    • @johnwhyteBGB
      @johnwhyteBGB Před rokem +4

      All the British ever wanted was our resources, both mineral and human. They took more from us than they contributed. Talking about where they are now, you might want to go to the Niger Delta rich oil regions and find out for yourself. Even though they do not have visible influence that you can see around like in days past because of civilisation, they still have a strong hold on us, our policies and economy, even a bit of our politics.

  • @opemipolawal6604
    @opemipolawal6604 Před 2 lety +1

    Please send d link of the part 4 of the series which comprises of the biafran war

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +1

      it's in the works. it will be ready soon.

  • @jamesbedukodjograham5508
    @jamesbedukodjograham5508 Před 2 lety +7

    The history of Nigeria is Complex and terrible.

    • @jamesbedukodjograham5508
      @jamesbedukodjograham5508 Před 2 lety +1

      This 2021 Narrative is the best in all of human history.

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +2

      wow, thank you. I appreciate this.

    • @jamesbedukodjograham5508
      @jamesbedukodjograham5508 Před 2 lety +3

      The best way is for The British People to apologize for their wickedness.

    • @Dinaw77
      @Dinaw77 Před 2 lety +1

      The British people?
      I fail to see how a herring fisherman in Fife- East of Scotland or Miner in Yorkshire or a sheep farmer in Wales would be to blame.
      The UK government should apologise. The Royal family should acknowledge its role.
      None of this will happen with Buhari or Boris in power. They like shiney things.

  • @inuwabajoga4376
    @inuwabajoga4376 Před 11 měsíci +2

    THEY DESIGN NIGERIAN BORDERLINE NOT CREATED NIGERIA

  • @ucheuzuigwenwali1318
    @ucheuzuigwenwali1318 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Britain committed the worst crime against humanity by joining different people with different ideologies and different value system together in one entity bcos of their selfish interest, nobody is truely a Nigerian at first that is why wr has never make any headway as a people till date. Nigeria to us means suffering, pains, premature death and lastly a hell in earth. I am a Biafran not a Nigerian

  • @GeorgeOyakhire
    @GeorgeOyakhire Před 2 lety +3

    Did he say the Oba of Lagos didn't want to end slave trade?
    Now that's a story.

  • @slyreal7352
    @slyreal7352 Před 2 lety

    I’m getting better knowing about my Nigeria religion

  • @trashtalker9753
    @trashtalker9753 Před 10 dny

    This title sounds like when columbus duscovered america.

  • @nseabasiaquaowo4518
    @nseabasiaquaowo4518 Před 9 měsíci

    This history only acknowledged Lagos, instead of Calabar as the base of early spreading Christianity in the 19th century. Calabar, as well known, was the first capital of Nigeria.

  • @mobichannels1120
    @mobichannels1120 Před rokem +1

    There was nothing like South then.......go and study more about it, only Western, Northern and Eastern Region only

  • @goodman4093
    @goodman4093 Před rokem

    To correct some historical fact. The sacking of kingdoms by British is unconnected to ending human sacrifice. It is a ruse. it is an old trick it was also used to sack Iraq and Afghanistan this century

  • @justafuable
    @justafuable Před rokem

    Absolutely depressing!

  • @jacksonhaddah5395
    @jacksonhaddah5395 Před rokem +2

    They are still doing it but still black ppl sleeping we never learn from the past

  • @JulietMba-wu2ij
    @JulietMba-wu2ij Před 10 měsíci

    Founded by Usman Dan Fodio, a fulany Nubi man who story tellers have shown viewers to have come from middle East. Before Nigeria was carves, how was the map? This is where to begin. On the map the Erropean were strangers surrounding African world where did the Europeans came from this is where the stroy is needed. We have heard about the creation of Nigetia many times we know that they were residing on the earth, we can see the postions where were did the people occupying the earth came from. What was their surnames who were their ancestors I know my ancestor Nubi consist of the North East of the world on the North West you find the red indes all the ways of south America. Americas now renamed as this is what we know while south of the world is Africa.

  • @observingaeons9919
    @observingaeons9919 Před rokem +2

    FREE MAZI NNAMDI KANU

  • @genevepolyte8486
    @genevepolyte8486 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Absolutely not.. They took the wealth.. And leave little for the country..

  • @OT_Ufedo
    @OT_Ufedo Před rokem +1

    You put this together with your phone right ?
    Can you be my tutor please?

  • @user-hp4zr8fq8j
    @user-hp4zr8fq8j Před 4 měsíci

    😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 heartbroken 😢😢😢😢😢 how they slaughter our people because of money

  • @atgs20
    @atgs20 Před 9 měsíci

    So basically Nigeria was colonized for a century 😅

    • @JemimaNta
      @JemimaNta Před 7 měsíci

      I swearrrrrr. I'm so upset

  • @Bryanken
    @Bryanken Před 2 lety +1

    I am angry

  • @Lurdalvin
    @Lurdalvin Před 2 lety

    Everything was well said but the invasion of the Benin Empire was left out. Thank you

    • @bisimedia
      @bisimedia  Před 2 lety +1

      Yeah. Sorry about that... Got to know about it after I made the video.

  • @therealsavage31
    @therealsavage31 Před 8 měsíci

    You are wrong
    It started from Benin kingdom

  • @smaller2172
    @smaller2172 Před rokem

    😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤

  • @Mofe_Natasha
    @Mofe_Natasha Před rokem

    Get this information to youth, they know nothing of our history except 14%

  • @JustinianG
    @JustinianG Před 9 měsíci

    Stop saying colonization, only Lagos was a colony, the rest of Nigeria was a protectorate

  • @angelakanteh6226
    @angelakanteh6226 Před 9 měsíci

    Sad. Explains a lot. So sad.

  • @kenigtv6691
    @kenigtv6691 Před 3 měsíci

    You guys will never stop given bias information and incomplete information that's why nigeria remains the way it's today.
    You cannot narrate the story of the formation of nigeria and skip the sagas between the Benin kingdom and the British?

  • @kelvinmuriuki6453
    @kelvinmuriuki6453 Před 9 měsíci

    Created? Are they God?

  • @harrisok2686
    @harrisok2686 Před rokem

    This story is not true...

  • @abdullahkarim4678
    @abdullahkarim4678 Před 2 měsíci

    Just thieves

  • @adefemialimson5848
    @adefemialimson5848 Před 9 měsíci

    This is a nice documentary, but the story is one sided, given the narratives only from the British view point or rather narratives...
    The Nigerian territory of today is a territory of disparate sovereign nation's, with there different language, culture, faith, and traditional politics...
    The resistance of these past Kings and dynasties against the British is justifiable because the British or generally the European invasion wasn't to liberate the empires in Nigeria, but to decapitate there traditional power and independence and put it under the influence of the European nation's as a puppet and EXPLOITATION, which still continues till today... Hence, the Europeans aren't the hero's, but WOLVES IN SHEEP CLOTHING who brought in there language and culture to obliterate our identities...
    Our Kings might not be perfect, but they were people who were true to there root for centuries...
    In other words we need not to deplore our ancestors or the traditional systems that defines our identities, but to embrace and MODIFY things that needs MODIFICATIONS in culture models just like many Asian countries thereby foster our identities that best abide with the life cycle (Physical, Psychology, and Spirituality) of our Land as the copper skin race...

  • @agrantharrison472
    @agrantharrison472 Před rokem

    Why this is obvious bollocks, will be apparent if you ask 'cui bono'? ('who benefits'; or the traditional test of whether there has been a crime). Because if the colonisation of Nigeria was a 'crime', then certainly Britain, nor any white man ever benefitted from it. Rather, to the extent Nigeria has any organising principle or coherence, it's because of the British Empire. But I guess it's easier to blame someone else, isn't it Nigerians?