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| Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by FSU: 12:52am On Jul 30, 2012 |
Have you ever seen an Hausa-Fulani Artisan? I have not seen a: Carpenter Mason Electrician Vulcanizer Motor/motocycle mechanic Bicycle repairer Radio/TV repairer Shoe repairer Battery charger Not to mention a computer mechanic of Hausa-Fulani origin? As against: Suya seller Gatemen Shoe shiner Crop farmer Cattle herder Fetcher of water Where they predominate? Is there a correlation between culture and religion and the type of vocation that an average Hausa-Fulani pursues? It seems like trades that have to do with the ''West'' are not appealing to them. Or is it a matter of limits to their innate vocational skill? |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by tpia5: 5:19am On Jul 30, 2012 |
rather a silly question, dont you think?  |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by Afam4eva(m): 5:30am On Jul 30, 2012 |
There are Northern shoemakers. |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by Nobody: 5:44am On Jul 30, 2012 |
FSU: Have you ever seen an Hausa-Fulani Artisan? This is not a good thread. |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by Ilaje44(m): 6:50am On Jul 30, 2012 |
FSU: Have you ever seen an Hausa-Fulani Artisan? Have you been to Hausaland and not seen them repair their honda cars themselves? Or is it your people that help them to build and maintain their houses? I think you should travel to Kano, Bauchi, Sakoto, Daura, Kaura Namoda, Malumfashi etc. to deepen your research. |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by sammyzacks(m): 7:18am On Jul 30, 2012 |
There are many of them out there but mostly in the north. |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by FSU: 3:34pm On Jul 30, 2012 |
I personally have not seen any of those category of artisans, and I have been to Kano and Jigawa. The ones I saw back then in those places were Igbos, Yoruba, Edo and Middle Belters I have lived all my 100+ years  in the South (SE,SW,SS) and Middle Belt; so am packed with experiences in those places.This question is pertinent because you see: Suya sellers Gatemen Shoe shiners Cattle herders Fetcher of waters from the North working in the South. But you do not see (or readily see): Carpenters Masons Electricians Vulcanizers Motor/motocycle mechanics Bicycle repairers Radio/TV repairers Shoe repairers (okay may be this one which naturally goes along with shoe shining) Battery chargers Not to mention a computer mechanics Of northern origin working in the south. How can this be rationalized? |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by PAGAN9JA(m): 4:55pm On Jul 30, 2012 |
The ambassador to the Gulf Region is Hausa. United Arab Emirates, i think. |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by Fulaman198(m): 10:07pm On Oct 28, 2013 |
What is a Hausa-Fulani? |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by AndreUweh(m): 1:46am On Oct 29, 2013 |
Fulaman198: What is a Hausa-Fulani?Hausa and Fulani people-Hausa-Fulani. I think there should not be only Hausa-Fulani in Nigeria. There should also be Yoruba-Fulani as found in Ilorin, Igbo-Ijaw as found in Bonny and Opobo, Yoruba-Ijaw as found in Ilaje area. |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by Fulaman198(m): 1:51am On Oct 29, 2013 |
Andre Uweh: It just does not make sense to me because in Fulani culture you are what your father is. Hausa-Fulani is a political term because no such thing exists. Unless if someone wants to say they are Half Hausa and Half Fulani. 1 Like |
| Re: Have You Ever Seen An Hausa-fulani Artisan? by MetaPhysical: 5:25am On Oct 30, 2013 |
Andre Uweh: Lol, dude, is your navigator out of calibration? Yoruba is all there is. wetin be Yoruba-Fulani? Yoruba does not recognise Ijaw as part of its commonwealth. Ijaw cannot own Ilaje because Ilaje itself is a sub ethnic of Yorubaland. Learn your geography and history of the coastal peoples of both the bight of benin and gulf of guinea. Ijaw belongs in the bight of biafra. They are Igboid. |
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