Takamba:


Yeah that one is Femme Noire. Joal is part of the Chants D'ombres collection. You can access all his work online. He also did co-write with Abdoulaye Sadji ""La belle histoire de leuk le lievre''; a great tales book that is studied in primary school's program.

I did read Leuk le lievre, ce fut un regal . It is full of important lessons for life.

Fulaman198:


If I joined a Senegalese Forum as a Nigerian Fulani would they welcome me?

As she said language is usually the barrier. If you start speaking Pulaar to some forumists, it might not go well. For some reason, speaking Pulaar can be seen as nationalistic or "ethnocentric".

Omarbah:

As she sais language is usually the barrier. If you start speaking Pulaar to some forumists, it might not go well. For some reason, speaking Pulaar can be seen as nationalistic or "ethnocentric".

ROFL so odd and speaking Wolof isn't? I'm not a Wolof man I'd tell them.

Fulaman198:



ROFL so odd and speaking Wolof isn't? I'm not a Wolof man I'd tell them.

If you ever walk into a Senegalese party, try speaking Pulaar lol.
They are cool. I get why they want all Senegalese to only speak wolof , it creates a sense of nationhood. But Pulaar will never go away.

Fulaman198:



ROFL so odd and speaking Wolof isn't? I'm not a Wolof man I'd tell them.

Beyond the ethnic considerations; wolof is the lingua franca. The fact that wolof is more spoken online is just because most of these people speak only wolof besides french. It'll be easier if you speak french online

Fulaman I think one of the things that is hindering the growth of fula cultures and language as it suppose to are caused by fula people themselves..is like fula culture is not so welcoming of foreigners and they are not exact mechanism to categorize who is a pulaar and who is not. In most open cultures aa far as you speak practice the culture you are seen as one... but in fula culture when a person tries to be one he wont be accepted rather he would term hal pulareen etc.. thats what discourages those who are pure pular from our mother's side... most fulani I met instead of them to appreciate me speaking the language they wont..they would try to explain to me how they are more pular than me....never mind the English,, by the way what is goddo am?

Omarbah:

I did read Leuk le lievre, ce fut un regal . It is full of important lessons for life.

Yeah, it reminds me of childhood memories... I think I'm gonna read it again

Mi silmino en bandirabe fulbe.lalle mi hebi beddari masin dow aade fulbe nde on don holla. dum yettama dow habduki modon. wala ma bano fulaman, umarbah, e bororojo. Min mi fullo GOMBE.

That's my bst frnd

I should have upload my girlfrnd pix bt
I don't trust them niggas

News in Pular, Gine.
https://soundcloud.com/radio-espace-foutah/journal-poular-du-18-05-2015

Omarbah:
News in Pular, Gine.
https://soundcloud.com/radio-espace-foutah/journal-poular-du-18-05-2015

I can't access the audio file
What went wrong?

YonkijiSappo:


I can't access the audio file
What went wrong?

I guess it was removed.
Sorry!

Omarbah:

I guess it was removed.
Sorry!

It looks like that is the case, it was working a few days ago.

kandiikane:


You know she is being sarcastic right.

do you own the Fulanis in your area perhaps?

I am not sure why you chose to refer to my post.

Is There any fulbe secessionist movement or organization? I mean do we have fulbe who want to form their own country and reunite their people ?

CAMNEWTON4PRES:
Is There any fulbe secessionist movement or organization? I mean do we have fulbe who want to form their own country and reunite their people ?

Every Fulani wishes that we can all come together that's why organisations like KJPF exist. However, that's not reality and we are proud of our respective nations. KJPF brings all the Fulanis together regardless of nation. I remember the conference in Yola 4 years ago. Fulanis from Senegal, Guinea, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, Guinea-Bissau, Chad, etc. etc. Tabital Pulaagu for life!

Fulaman198:


Every Fulani wishes that we can all come together that's why organisations like KJPF exist. However, that's not reality and we are proud of our respective nations. KJPF brings all the Fulanis together regardless of nation. I remember the conference in Yola 4 years ago. Fulanis from Senegal, Guinea, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon, Guinea-Bissau, Chad, etc. etc. Tabital Pulaagu for life!

What's the meaning of KJPF?

So there are no Fulani organization like MAssob or Ambazonia ?

Fulaman198:
Mine and Bororojo's people:

Is Borojo from Cameroon?

Fulaman198:
@Radoillo

"Historically, the Fulani played a significant role in the rise and fall of ancient African empires such as the Ghana Empire, the Mali Empire, Songhai, and the Mossi states."

http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Fulani

Mostly in their fall tho
Besides I don't think teaching Islam can b considered as an achievement as those empires and civilizations rose without Islam

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

What's the meaning of KJPF?

So there are no Fulani organization like MAssob or Ambazonia ?

Sorry fell asleep momentarily

KJPF means Kawtal Jangoobe Pulaar Fulfulde. It's a Fulani organisation.

CAMNEWTON4PRES:


Is Borojo from Cameroon?

All Adamawa Fulbe are the same regardless of being from Nigeria or Cameroon.

CAMNEWTON4PRES:


Mostly in their fall tho
Besides I don't think teaching Islam can b considered as an achievement as those empires and civilizations rose without Islam

Regardless of Islam, all those Empires already were Muslim. The Songhai were all Muslims, the Tuaregs were all Muslims, the Mande were all Muslims, the Fulani were all Muslim, so Islam is besides the point. We won back then due to our sheer Militaristic prowess.

Fulaman198:


Regardless of Islam, all those Empires already were Muslim. The Songhai were all Muslims, the Tuaregs were all Muslims, the Mande were all Muslims, the Fulani were all Muslim, so Islam is besides the point. We won back then due to our sheer Militaristic prowess.

Nah they became Muslims or should I say accepted Islam. Mansa Musa converted to Islam his empire was already wealthy and known . That's my point

Fulani empire?where?

Fulaman198:


All Adamawa Fulbe are the same regardless of being from Nigeria or Cameroon.

In theory

But what's his nationality ? Just being curious, you can choose not to answer

Fulaman198:


Sorry fell asleep momentarily

KJPF means Kawtal Jangoobe Pulaar Fulfulde. It's a Fulani organisation.

Thanks
But do you mind translating ?is there a chapter in Cameroon ?

CAMNEWTON4PRES:


Thanks
But do you mind translating ?is there a chapter in Cameroon ?

Kawtal in the Fulani language means Neighborhood but in this context it's association
Jangoobe means students in the Fulani language
Pulaar is the name of the Fulani language in the far west region
Fulfulde is the name of the Fulani language in Nigeria, Niger, Cameroon, Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad, and other Eastern countries

CAMNEWTON4PRES:



Nah they became Muslims or should I say accepted Islam. Mansa Musa converted to Islam his empire was already wealthy and known . That's my point

Fulani empire?where?

Check your dates, Fulani occupation of some of those lands like in Mali (Massina) came later when those ethnic groups were already Muslims.

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

In theory

But what's his nationality ? Just being curious, you can choose not to answer

He's Nigerian from Taraba state.

Fulaman198:


He's Nigerian from Taraba state.

So he often crosses the border from time to time loal

Anyway one day those lands will come back to us. You(neighboring countries) have reduced us to a micro state

CAMNEWTON4PRES:


So he often crosses the border from time to time loal

Anyway one day those lands will come back to us. You(neighboring countries) have reduced us to a micro state

Many Nigerian Fulani from Adamawa and Taraba and (Adamamoua) in Kamer have been back and forth to Cameroon and Nigeria (though not these days with Boko on the loose )

Fulaman198:


Check your dates, Fulani occupation of some of those lands like in Mali (Massina) came later when those ethnic groups were already Muslims.

which makes us go back to my first point,you mostly contributed to their fall, by teaching I meant reforming, since according to your forefathers they weren't sucking to Arabs enough

CAMNEWTON4PRES:
which makes us go back to my first point,you mostly contributed to their fall, by teaching I meant reforming, since according to your forefathers they weren't sucking to Arabs enough

We have never sucked on Arab anything, personally for me I'm not into Arabs.