yes my governor, you have said it all....let the president be a president for all this once....this country is drifting to another major conflict...everyone is losing faith n attimes I wonder if these is the tough, disciplinarian buhari my mum once told rule this country with idiagbon in 1983....

resurgentxtian4:


You are not even happy he spoke in Defence of Fulani.

Just keep pushing your luck in Nigeria and see the result of your barbarism before the year runs out. The south/Christians are ready for your rubbish.

Very stupid comment; what luck and who are you calling barbaric?

Fayose and his ilk are playing the dangerous game of tribal politics by exploiting religion and ethnicity to score cheap political points; they have succeeded in turning this issue of herdsmen/farmer conflict (which is strictly an economic struggle for resources: land for grazing vs land for farming) into an ethno-religious crisis - which is now bitterly dividing Nigerians at the expense of national security and our unity.

Unfortunately, somebody with a brain like yours will never be wise enough to understand.

ItsMeAboki:
Medicine after death, na only today they have been killing the Fulani; why didn't he first condemn the ones they have killed in his own state - what a hypocrite.

He did come out strongly against the killing that happened in his own state,
and very swiftly too

resurgentxtian4:


You are not even happy he spoke in Defence of Fulani.

Just keep pushing your luck in Nigeria and see the result of your barbarism before the year runs out. The south/Christians are ready for your rubbish.

Let me make it clear that although these fulani killers believe they are killing for their god, allah, christians cannot (and must not) fall for the devil's bait of turning this into a Muslim against Christian thing.

Even though Muslims are against Christians, we must realize that the killing Muslim believes the those practicing hinduism, judaism, etc (any kind of religion that is not his, actually) should die, should be killed by him.

So Christians and every other member of society (whether Christian or not) should recognize any sect that believes it is their responsibility to kill others who do not share their religious believes, is actually essentially a criminal organisation. The members should be punished according to the laws of the land.

If a pastor or hindu kills somebody because he believes God almighty wanted him to kill that person on God's behalf, will we say "Well, he may continue. He is religiously confused"?

If a set of Bhudists announce that all those that do not believe as they do will be killed by them on account of this failure to believe, will we say "Go on living among us with this believe" after they kill 5-10 innocent people?

You see, inasmuch as we will round these people up and put them in jail and prosecute them for for the low murderers they are, every muslim who thinks he should kill because people do not believe as he does should be rounded up and jailed for being part of a criminal gang, and moreso, any that actually kills, should be incarcerated, tried and punished accordingly.

Is there anything that makes it normal for killing due to mad reasons muslim killers have to go unpunished?

Is there anything about it that elevates it beyond the foolish criminal killing that it is?

I ask again, if the Fulani can carry AK-47 openly in Nigeria, what stops Ndigbo and other ethnic nationalities from open carry of Ak-47 or other military assault rifles? Until other ethnic nationalities in Nigeria start indulge in open carry of the assault rifles, the crap or atrocities by the so-called Fulani herdsmen will not stop.

coolscott:

He did come out strongly against the killing that happened in his own state,
and very swiftly too

If he did, it didn't get much publicity - pls provide the link.

BigIyanga:

Prayers dont change a nation, actions do!!

prayers and actions from the governed and actions from their leaders is our way out.let God change those devilish fulanis so there will be peace.