Declassified

The Israeli Spy Who Made Idi Amin

This is the story of how 3 Indian brothers captured South Africa

When 23 young Nigerians were rescued from fortified cyber-scam compounds on the Myanmar border in February 2026, it exposed the newest pipeline of a $40 billion criminal industry that has enslaved 300,000 people from 66 countries, survived military crackdowns, state executions, and international sanctions, and is now spreading to Africa.

In the late 1960s, Arab-led Sudan actively supported Palestinian factions hostile to Israel. In response, Mossad launched "Operation Tarzan". They sent operatives to the deep jungles of South Sudan to secretly train and arm the Anyanya separatist rebels. By doing this, Israel tied down the Sudanese military in a civil war, preventing Khartoum from sending troops to fight Israel in the Mi...

This is the complete story of Peter Obi. It covers the complete life of Peter Obi, from the Onitsha trader's son to the man a single election away from the presidency. Thank you for making these videos possible through your support.

This is the story of Mobutu Sese Seko, the brutal dictator of DR Congo installed by the United States of America, defended by France and helped by Belgium to hold the DRC hostage for 3 decades.

This is the story of Moses Sithole, South Africa's most wanted criminal and the system that made it possible for him to operate.

This is the story of how Bandits are using TikTok for propaganda and social media generally for recruitment without getting arrested by the authorities.

In April 1953, CIA Director Allen Dulles authorized what would become one of the most notorious programs in American intelligence history.

Who was Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu and how did a privileged, Oxford-educated soldier become the face of Africa's most devastating secessionist war?

In the frantic aftermath of September 11, 2001, the United States launched a covert global campaign against terrorism that operated beyond the boundaries of law and oversight. This is an investigation revealing all the secret abductions and prison ran by the CIA and the African governments that collaborated.

Did the government kill MKO Abiola? You can now support my work by donating here: https://judebela.com/donateIf you choose to donate, know that you have my eternal gratitude and you will be supporting the team behind these documentaries. Thank you ❤❤❤The Nigerian government annulled MKO Abiola's mandate, jailed him for four years in solitary confinement, assassinated his wife, denied him consi...

Bola Ahmed Tinubu's political biography is one of the most audacious power accumulation stories in African democratic history. This is the story of that journey and what his presidency has done to Nigeria and to Nigerians from the moment he took power on May 29, 2023, to June 2026.This is episode 16 of Power & Plunder, a documentary series chronicling every head of state Nigeria has had si...

In 2015, Nigeria elected a retired general who promised to kill corruption and crush Boko Haram. Eight years later, he left behind about 63,000 dead, the naira in ruins, and a Supreme Court calling his last act "autocratic".This is episode 15 of Power & Plunder, a documentary series chronicling every head of state Nigeria has had since independence on October 1, 1960. My Sources:http...

This is episode 14 of Power & Plunder, a documentary series chronicling every head of state Nigeria has had since independence on October 1, 1960. My Sources:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BTEtDc1FwIMZjiafI-lj61C4hNsScOBxLNfl64-FxqA/edit?usp=sharing

A quiet chemistry teacher is handpicked to lead Africa's most populous nation — but the election that put him there was stolen, his body was already failing, and the people closest to him would use his dying days to fight for control of a country of 150 million people. This is episode 13 of Power & Plunder, a documentary series chronicling every head of state Nigeria has had since independ...

In June 1998, a broke ex-general walks out of a Nigerian prison cell. Eleven months later, he's the president of Africa's most populous nation and almost none of it was his idea. This is episode 12 of Power & Plunder, a documentary series chronicling every head of state Nigeria has had since independence on October 1, 1960. My Sources:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cuIY0z8rQzHn-Ja...

General Abdulsalami Abubakar presided over the most consequential 11 months in modern Nigerian history. A compressed, turbulent, and deeply contradictory transition from military dictatorship to civilian rule that began with one suspicious death, was punctuated by another, and ended with a flawed election that nonetheless inaugurated the Fourth Republic. This is episode 11 of Power and Plunder, a...

General Sani Abacha ruled Nigeria from November 17, 1993 until his death on June 8, 1998 — a period that produced the worst human rights abuses, the most brazen kleptocracy, and the deepest international isolation in the country's post-independence history. This is the story of how he did it all. This is Episode 10 of Power & Plunder — a 16-part series covering every head of state Nigeria...

When Nigeria's military dictator, Ibrahim Babangida annulled Africa's freest election in 1993 and installed a corporate boardroom chairman as a civilian placeholder, the 83-day presidency that followed was a meticulously engineered trap designed to hand power to the one general who had been positioning himself for it all along. This is the story of The 83-Day President Nigeria Tried To For...

How did one military officer hold power for eight years, preside over the disappearance of $12.4 billion, build Africa's most sophisticated system of political corruption, annul the freest election his country ever held, and retire to a mansion without ever being prosecuted? This is the story of Ibrahim Babangida, the Smiling Dictator Who Stole Nigeria’s DemocracyThis is Episode 8 of Power &am...

Between December 1983 and August 1985, Nigeria endured one of the most brutal military governments in Africa. It jailed 100s of politicians, executed drug offenders under retroactive law, attempted to kidnap a former minister from London using Israeli intelligence operatives, imprisoned Fela Kuti, and lost a power struggle that was rigged from day one. This is the story of Dictator Nigeria wants t...

Shehu Shagari, a gentle, scholarly Fulani teacher who never truly sought the presidency, presided over a republic that squandered an estimated $16 billion in oil wealth, expelled two million West African migrants, rigged its own re-election so blatantly that citizens cheered when soldiers arrived, and ended with a brigadier shot dead in a predawn firefight at the presidential villa. This is Episod...

He inherited a traumatized state reeling from the assassination of Murtala Mohammed, and handed over to an elected civilian president, becoming the first African military ruler to voluntarily surrender power. But before walking away, what he did with that absolute power was interesting. This is Episode 5 of Power & Plunder — a 16-part series covering every head of state Nigeria has had since i...

A 37-year-old Hausa-Fulani military officer from Kano, he came to power in a bloodless coup and was assassinated in a Lagos traffic ambush led by Lt. Col. Buka Suka Dimka exactly 33 days after delivering his famous "Africa Has Come of Age" speech at the OAU, in which he directly confronted the United States over Angola. Declassified US State Department documents reveal that Washington vi...