Doye Abassah

Africa's Most Unsolved Cases

True Crime EN ↓ 3 afleveringen

Africa’s Most Unsolved Cases takes you deep into the shadows of the continent’s most haunting mysteries — stories that defy answers and refuse to be forgotten. From legendary disappearances and inexplicable crimes to folklore entwined with real events, each episode unravels the threads of Africa’s most baffling unsolved cases. Join our Telegram group for more updates https://t.me/+Q8dIYxn4dsdlOGY0

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Auteur

Doye Abassah

Categorie

True Crime

Website van de podcast

www.spreaker.com

Nieuwste aflevering

6 sep. 2025

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Afleveringen

The Nigerian Civil War: Descent into War (Episode 1) 06.09.2025 38:52

The Nigerian Civil War (1967–1970) remains one of Africa’s bloodiest and most controversial conflicts. In this debut episode of Africa’s Most Unsolved Cases, we uncover the roots of the crisis: political tensions, broken promises, and the collapse of the Aburi Accord. How did Nigeria — a young nation barely seven years after independence — spiral into a devastating war that claimed over a million...

The Assassination of Dele Giwa: Nigeria’s First Parcel Bomb Mystery 31.08.2025 16:15

On October 19, 1986, Nigerian journalist Dele Giwa, the fearless editor-in-chief of Newswatch Magazine, was killed by a parcel bomb at his Lagos home—the first of its kind in Nigeria. His death shocked the nation, raised urgent questions about press freedom, and left behind a mystery that has never been solved. In this gripping episode, we trace Giwa’s rise as a fearless voice against military rul...

He Took On Shell. Nigeria Executed Him. The Story of Ken Saro-Wiwa 30.08.2025 14:45

Ken Saro-Wiwa stood against Shell, against pollution, and against oppression. For that, he paid with his life. Join us as we revisit the trial that shook the world and uncover why his story still matters today.