Was Awolowo, Akintola crisis instigated by enemies?

Thirty-nine and sixty years respectively after their passing, the two friends-turned-foes have not ceased being objects of discourse. With Chief Awolowo as leader and Akintola as his deputy, their team cooked the huge pot of soup the Yoruba still eat their pounded yam with today. They earn an epitaph in the heart of Irish poet, Oscar Wilde, who said, “There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about.”