tpia1: Anyway!

This is a beautiful picture, love it:

[img]http://1.bp..com/_pSUEX37ttfQ/TN72weQrEnI/AAAAAAAAAXQ/2HFGo9Kf_-0/s600/baby.jpg[/img]

Yah that's an authentic Fulani Mbororo look, looks like me when I cut my hair short.

The expression on the little girl's face is priceless.

Carbon copy of the dad btw.

@ MisterG

Here are some pictures of fulanis from different parts of west africa:

https://www.nairaland.com/276047/post-pics-fulani-girls/2

tpia1: The expression on the little girl's face is priceless.

Carbon copy of the dad btw.

LOL yep. I think a lot of people like to post lighter complexioned Fulbe to fit the stereotype, but the fact is that the most pure of the Fulani are the darker ones (the Mbororo'en) look at the Wodaabe for example and many other indigenous Fulani groups that live the nomadic lifestyle.

I'm not really used to seeing light skinned fulani.

Most of the ones in nigeria are dark.

tpia1: I'm not really used to seeing light skinned fulani.

Most of the ones in nigeria are dark.

That's correct, as far as I'm concerned there are dark and light-complexioned people in every ethnic group.

True.

tpia1: I'm not really used to seeing light skinned fulani.

Most of the ones in nigeria are dark.

Interesting thing that you said that Tpia1, the majority of the ones i posted according to the Fulani posters from the other forum they are from Nigeria from the Adamawa region.

tpia1: Anyway!

This is a beautiful picture, love it:

[img]http://1.bp..com/_pSUEX37ttfQ/TN72weQrEnI/AAAAAAAAAXQ/2HFGo9Kf_-0/s600/baby.jpg[/img]

MisterG, this one is from Adamawa, NG or Cameroon I can tell. The guy looks a lot like me when my hair is short.

Fulaman198:

MisterG, this one is from Adamawa, NG or Cameroon I can tell. The guy looks a lot like me when my hair is short.

So, you are saying that the others are not from Adamawa? according to the fulanis from the other websites they said or suggested that the people i posted are from that region as well.

Fulaman198:

MisterG, this one is from Adamawa, NG or Cameroon I can tell. The guy looks a lot like me when my hair is short.

Now, fulaman i have a question, what do you think about this Fulani guy opinion as far as who is Fulani and who is not really Fulani?

Look at section (455) he makes that comparison, among the different groups of Fulani, I would like to know your opinion about that?

http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showthread.php/32148-Everything-Fulani/page46

MisterG:

Now, fulaman i have a question, what do you think about this Fulani guy opinion as far as who is Fulani and who is not really Fulani?

Look at section (455) he makes that comparison, among the different groups of Fulani, I would like to know your opinion about that?

http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showthread.php/32148-Everything-Fulani/page46

As soon as I saw African American next to this name, I knew he had no idea what he was talking about (no offence to African Americans)

Fulaman198:

As soon as I saw African American next to this name, I knew he had no idea what he was talking about (no offence to African Americans)

No, that is not the one, go to Pullojo which is in post (455) like i said. He is the najia Fulani guy, the number is on the right side in each post. I would like to know your opinion in regards to what he said.

MisterG:

No, that is not the one, go to Pullojo which is in post (455) like i said. He is the najia Fulani guy, the number is on the right side in each post. I would like to know your opinion in regards to what he said.

I hope that Pullojo isn't Bororojo they sound a lot alike.

If that is the case, I disagree with him.

To get an accurate depiction of pure Fulbe look at the Mbororo'en (e.g. Wodaabe, and Adamawa Mbororo'en)

These are pure Fulani in Adamawa:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whScUOYWHRw

Fulaman198:

I hope that Pullojo isn't Bororojo they sound a lot alike.

If that is the case, I disagree with him.

To get an accurate depiction of pure Fulbe look at the Mbororo'en (e.g. Wodaabe, and Adamawa Mbororo'en)

These are pure Fulani in Adamawa:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whScUOYWHRw

I guess this is the case of differences of opinions, you have one opinion and pullojo and the other fulani guy that also post in that forum have theirs, both can be right. As i understand it Fulani people has a caste system among themselves as well, according to Pullojo, and the other Fulani member, i cannot recall his name.

btw, i like the video.

MisterG:

I guess this is the case of differences of opinions, you have one opinion and pullojo and the other fulani guy that also post in that forum have theirs, both can be right. As i understand it Fulani people has a caste system among themselves as well, according to Pullojo, and the other Fulani member, i cannot recall his name.

btw, i like the video.

Yeah the caste system does not apply to the video though.

The caste system is Rimbe and Rimaybe

The Rimaybe are looked at as a lower caste of "non-pure" Fulani who may have been Slaves (machudo) at one point of time. The Mbororo'en are not Rimaybe though

Fulaman198:

Yeah the caste system does not apply to the video though.

The caste system is Rimbe and Rimaybe

The Rimaybe are looked at as a lower caste of "non-pure" Fulani who may have been Slaves (machudo) at one point of time. The Mbororo'en are not Rimaybe though

lol, I am not the Pullojo , i just saw that forum today, and i think Pullojo gets his pics from that big facebook page.
btw, the caste system is not just limited to rimbe and rimmaybe, there are other groups in places like Senegal- theirs is much more complex. They have other groups like waylube, Ceddo, Lawbe, etc...... then there are still some that still have slaves (maccube) till today (dont be suprised), like in the town of Say, Niger on the banks of the Niger river.

MisterG:

Interesting thing that you said that Tpia1, the majority of the ones i posted according to the Fulani posters from the other forum they are from Nigeria from the Adamawa region.

some of them seem mixed, or tuareg/horner.

anyway, here are other photos to replace those from the other link which were not showing, of non-nigerian fulani:


benin republic:








Niger rep:

MisterG:

I guess this is the case of differences of opinions, you have one opinion and pullojo and the other fulani guy that also post in that forum have theirs, both can be right. As i understand it Fulani people has a caste system among themselves as well, according to Pullojo, and the other Fulani member, i cannot recall his name.

btw, i like the video.

Fulaman is an advocate of ethnic mixing, he would be happy if half of all fulbe marry out...... so to him the Original Fulani are the darkest ones.
Myself, I dont mind some ethnic mixing, as long as there is still a sizable proportion of Fulanis left.

Fulaman, do you agree Fulanis are a result of mixing between North African and SubSaharan blacks or not? i think we can pick up a discussion from there.

central africa:

tpia1:

some of them seem mixed, or tuareg/horner.

anyway, here are other photos from the thread i posted, of non-nigerian fulani:

T.pia, sorry but you dont know anything about Fulani people.......
Fulanis are clearly not mixed with Tuaregs or Horners..... this shows your limited knowledge.

mali:

guinea conakry:




mixed:




guinea (fouta djallon):

cameroon:




http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showthread.php/4881-Fulani-s-from-Guinea/page2

cameroon:

little turai (i thought this girl was chadian though)





cameroon contd










not sure where he's from:

Bororojo:

the Original Fulani are the darkest ones.
.

original fulani can be either light or dark.

my own interpretation of light fulani is one who is tan, likewise my interpretation of a dark fulani is one who is tan, medium brown or darker skin tone.

i dont know too many "white" fulani.

biracial fulani (fulani/german):

Fulani preceded Arabs in Africa, so they can't b Arab' offspring, however they are now their foot soldiers and are used by them to islamize or kill any infidel in Africa

You guys are clearly posting Tuareg, Horn African and mixed race people and passing them as Fulanis, inferiority complex.

Ethiopian
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/HTbwPWh.jpg[/IMG]

Somali
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/J0Ek8Ay.jpg[/IMG]

Ethiopian
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/SyP8j67.jpg[/IMG]

tpia1:


original fulani can be either light or dark.

my own interpretation of light fulani is one who is tan, likewise my interpretation of a dark fulani is one who is tan, medium brown or darker skin tone.

i dont know too many "white" fulani.

There are no White Fulanis anywhere..... what are you trying to say?
Fuanis range from wodaabe dark and copper to other groups with feverish red or bright yellow colouur.....

Bororojo:

lol, I am not the Pullojo , i just saw that forum today, and i think Pullojo gets his pics from that big facebook page.
btw, the caste system is not just limited to rimbe and rimmaybe, there are other groups in places like Senegal- theirs is much more complex. They have other groups like waylube, Ceddo, Lawbe, etc...... then there are still some that still have slaves (maccube) till today (dont be suprised), like in the town of Say, Niger on the banks of the Niger river.

Not surprised, interesting information though. I have herd of Lawbe

KenyanLady: You guys are clearly posting Tuareg, Horn African and mixed race people and passing them as Fulanis, inferiority complex.

Ethiopian
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/HTbwPWh.jpg[/IMG]

Somali
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/J0Ek8Ay.jpg[/IMG]

Ethiopian
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/SyP8j67.jpg[/IMG]

the first one and the third one are obviously Ethiopians , only an I.diot wont know that...
the second one.... i dont rilly know...
Also, confusions can arise, since the person posting them isn;t even Fulani.... but your rambling about "Inferiority complex" is taking it too far... I am sure it was genuine ignorance on the poster's part.