simplycarro:

Goat. Look at those making the threat and their preference in the last election. If you lack knowledge, Google Odumakin and FFK role in the last election.
You should be more worry about your Director already spending close to one month in DSS underground dungeon if he will come out alive.

ZUBY77:


Check the attached file since you are afraid to be yourself.

Movic1:

Kwankwaso, who is a senator, said at the weekend that the call was misguided and politically motivated.
He stressed that no zone could be an island, adding that what the Fulani herdsmen that were being asked to leave Yoruba land needed was education on how to go about their cattle-rearing business.
He spoke in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital at the weekend as a special guest at the Silver Jubilee Celebration of the set of 1965-1971 of Government College, Ibadan. The event witnessed the inauguration of two sets of pre-fabricated staff buildings donated by Vitafoam Nigeria Plc to the institution.
The former governor said: “The issue of conflict between the farmers and Fulani herdsmen is not common to the Southwest alone. It is not even common to Nigeria. It is all over the sub-region.
“On the issue that we are talking about, education is very important. If all Fulani are given opportunity to go to school, I don’t think they will risk their lives and their animals going into the bush, where there are reptiles. I think the key thing is education. The Fulani should be educated.
“I am a Fulani. My parents settled down many years ago. My father went to school and I have been to school. My children have gone to school. Now, I don’t think I will get cattle and go into a forest; that is education for you.
“The key thing is, whether in the North or Africa, Fulani are all over. They call themselves Fulani in this part of the world. But in other places, they call them different names. So, education is key. They should be educated. They should be settled. Of course, by that, they will develop the modern way of keeping livestock.”
He added: “If you go to developed countries, you don’t see animals running about. It has to do with underdevelopment. If you go to Niger, Chad, Cameroon and all these places, they get Fulani roaming about, endangering their lives, endangering their own animals and it is not good for anybody, the economy and the security. But that is for the future.
“But for today, I think it is important for government to provide facilities because we require their services. Facilities like grazing areas for the cattle and other facilities to make sure that we manage the situation.
“In the North, we used to have all these grazing areas. We used to have cattle ranch, where they go from place to place without going into the farm. Probably because of the population now and other issues, all these places are being taking by farmers. Therefore, it becomes very difficult for any cattle to roam or go to places without going into farms.
“So, it is not only peculiar to the Southwest. We just have to have a lot of understanding of the situation. Some of the issues being raised by the people, especially politicians, do not help anybody. If you sack the Fulani from here or you fight them, maybe it is because you are here. If you are a Yoruba man based in Kano, I don’t think you can contemplate sacking the Fulani.
“I am from Kano, but right now I am in Ibadan. Where you are is your home. Today, Ibadan is my home. God forbids; if something bad happens here, it will affect me. If it happens in my village, I am not there. They won’t see me. But for today, I think it is important for government to provide ranching facilities such as grazing sites, because we require their services.
“It now calls for understanding among Nigerians. To that extent, therefore, politicians should stop over-blowing the issue.
“All Fulani should be given opportunity to go to school. These Fulani should be educated. I am one of them. I am Fulani. Had I not been educated, imagine what I would have been today; I probably would have been in the forest.”
He canvassed a quick return of boarding facilities to all public schools in the country as well as compulsory education for the Fulani.
“This will go a long way in reawakening confidence in the national polity,” he said
www.thenationonlineng.net/people-making-secessionist-threat-should-shut-up-says-kwankwaso/

SeverusSnape:


Illiterate, Go and work on your grammar before engaging those who are intellectually superior to you. You sound like an Almajiri school drop-out.

iokpebholo:
sorry boy but wait a minute, are trying to justify wat kwankwaso said?or u no wan offend ur master.i will nt call u a goat cos I know say goat better pass u by far

truefact:
As usual the diabolical yorubas have divert the attention to igbos...yorubas are slavish ostrich to the hausa I fulani

Fool, show me in the article where he told anyone to shut up.

truefact:
As usual the diabolical yorubas have divert the attention to igbos...yorubas are slavish ostrich to the hausa I fulani

omowolewa:
Educating Fulanis is not S/West's responsibility but keeping them a far.

But I thought he would talk about Biafra who is already acting their treat, all to see him talking about Yorubas who only told the 'North' to warm their children.

Has he ever heard of Radio Biafra or Nnamadi Kanu or IPOB. This man no dey visit NL sha.

IlekeHD:
Lmaoooooo @ Fulani trying to call Yorubaland home.

What was Kanos IGR again?

So you know that Fulani is a national issue and you're ignoring it. Moraphucker

Jesus!!!

Movic1:



http://thenationonlineng.net/people-making-secessionist-threat-should-shut-up-says-kwankwaso/

madridguy:
Former Kano State Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso has asked Yoruba leaders threatning to secede over the kidnap of former Secretary to the Government of Federation Chief Olu Falae to “shut up”.

Nigeria journalist with their poor way of reporting just to gather attention. I trust Kwankwaso he won't say jargon as reported by the wururwuru media.

superstar1:
Which part of the write up suggests "shut up"?

Nigerian journalism and sensationalism.

What effort did Kwankwaso made to educate his kinsmen when he was the governor of kano state?

emekatimsu:
space booked in case it make front page i will comment

princemillla:
If truly kwankwanso said yoruba should shut up, then he is so foolish.

I wonder if Nigeria will experience any developments under these abokis. They are just too dumb for my liking. Jesss

DelticStephEn:
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superstar1:
Which part of the write up suggests "shut up"?

Nigerian journalism and sensationalism.

What effort did Kwankwaso made to educate his kinsmen when he was the governor of kano state?