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EXCLUSIVE: What longtime allies reveal about alleged coup leader’s life that shattered their confidence

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This report captures hidden and pivotal bits of the personal life of the Army colonel who rallied fellow military officers to stage a coup against the Nigerian government last year, as told by his allies.

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