maasoap:
Is anything wrong with the ranching? If a state governor decides to create jobs for the unemployed graduates through herding of cattle by establishing a ranch, would you guys still oppose it just because Fulanis might be a beneficiaries? This is an opportunity to put a stop to rearing of cattle in Nigeria as an occupation meant for the Fulanis exclusively. But what do you guys know?

Your head is there, proper care in the ranches can also help to grow our dairy Industry and power can be generated from cow droppings while meat packing Industry can also grow around the ranches. But ethno-religious hangover that has kept the black man shackled to poverty will not make many people see road.

BabaRamota1980:
SE is planning to enact law so Federal Govt can acquire lands for Fulani to operate ranches.

This is betrayal after the handshake across the river.

You should be more worried on your region
Go and read Sokoto caliphate and Western slavery, what are you guys doing to free you people. Channel your online time with other vultures here and canvas for your people freedom in Kwara, I believe your people case is more peculiar, because it has been existing for century, Imo house is still planning for ranches.

^^^
Did you not read where Sultan had begged the whiteman to help convince the King of Yoruba against enslaving his people?

Why did he not take war to King of Yoruba and free his people from slavery like they did elsewhere?

You cannot use Fulani to beat us, it will fail. Thank God for history books and archived records that detailed the loss of Ilorin. If it wasnt for that we will not be able to stand with our heads high.


But we can detail how Igala subordinated your ancestors. We can even detail why you have never won any war in the history of mankind.

Igbo paid tribute to Attah Igala.

The mythical Omeppa, Inenyi Ogugu set up garrison at Opi and several Igala warlords played their part in the build up of the Igala colonial take over of these northern Igbo states. But no other individual played a greater role in shaping Igala-Igbo colonisation during the 18th century than Onoja Oboni, the legendary Igala warrior and slave trader. Onoja Oboni’s personality and heritage has been shrouded in mythical imagery over time. Ranging from being the Son of Eri, the grandson of Aganapoje to being a descendant of one of the Idah royal families; the priestly sub-clan of Obajeadaka in Okete-ochai-attah. The key areas of consensus are; he was a master strategist, slave raider and trader, conqueror, coloniser and imperialist. Added to these were his diplomacy, expansionist traits and the acculturation of conquered territories. He built himself a walled city in Ogurugu and recent archaeological findings of the remnant of the ruins of his fort on the grounds of the University of Nsukka confirm this. The Igala soldiers built forts and fortifications that stretched from Ete down to Opi and then to Anambra. Oboni’s rise to power affected the history of the North-western Nsukka and the Igbo communities on the Anambra River and the Lower Niger during the Igala commercial and socio-cultural ascendancy and domination. This was the reinforcing of the golden age of Igala imperial expansion. In this way, Igala mega state took control and allegiance were paid.

Until the decline of Igala power, the Ezes of Enugu Ezike, Akpugo, Nkpologu, Ibagwa Ani and Opi continued to receive their titles from Idah; investiture, installation and confirmation of their office was only by the royal blessing of Attah Igala in Idah. The Eze were only validated when they returned home with Igala choral beads ‘aka’, staff of office believed to be imbued with protective charms to ensure longevity and security of the Eze as well as prestige animal (horse) to bolster up their ego. There were also periodic royal visits to the Attah Igala to pay tributes and as well intended to strengthen diplomatic ties and inter-group relations, renew allegiance, and assured insurance from slave raids. In terms of indigenous technologies, the Igala soldiers built factories (forges) for manufacturing Dane-guns, ironworks, carving, introduced arrowheads with tip-poison from sting ray; cloth knitting, terracing of Nsukka hillsides and brought in a well developed political and social hierarchies. At this time Igala empire had become a cultural exchange hub for other emerging states; the influence was felt as far north as the Nok civilisation and down east to Igbo-Ukwu civilisation. Till date many of the Igala-Nsukka borderland remain bilingual.

TundeBricklayer:

You should be more worried on your region
Go and read Sokoto caliphate and Western slavery, what are you guys doing to free you people. Channel your online time with other vultures here and canvas for your people freedom in Kwara, I believe your people case is more peculiar, because it has been existing for century, Imo house is still planning for ranches.

Do you have a soft copy of the quoted book ? I'd like one please.

IamaNigerianGuy:


Do you have a soft copy of the quoted book ? I'd like one please.

Its an open book on internet, grab yourself one.

We are proud of Ilorin. They are our people and its our city. We did not loose the city or the land....we lost our flag to Fulani. No shame in our game!

Get the booknon Igala colonization of Iboland while you are on internet. Understand how Igala enslaved your ancestors and made them go to Idah to pay tribute to ATTAH.

We have a dossier on every eyhnic group in Nigeria, and even those beyond Nigeria. You talk nonsense we dial the archives and ask for your past.

Yoruba Amaka!

BabaRamota1980:




Its an open book on internet, grab yourself one.

We are proud of Ilorin. They are our people and its our city. We did not loose the city or the land....we lost our flag to Fulani. No shame in our game!

Get the booknon Igala colonization of Iboland while you are on internet. Understand how Igala enslaved your ancestors and made them go to Idah to pay tribute to ATTAH.

We have a dossier on every eyhnic group in Nigeria, and even those beyond Nigeria. You talk nonsense we dial the archives and ask for your past.

Yoruba Amaka!

My dear, I will not ever descend to the level of bigotry and ethnicism you and your ilk display on this forum. I only asked you for a link to the quoted book in order to educate myself in my free time.
Since you don't have it, good day.

Gradually the entire Biafra will become a Caliphate with this bill.

I foresee the other southeastern states following suit.

They've always betrayed the Southern part of Nigeria to the northern oligarchy. So I'm not surprised at this development.

The Sultanate of Biafra

BabaRamota1980:


We are talking about your betrayal and svcking fulani butthole with this bill.

I thought we had a handshake across the Niger, did we not?

SW agreed, on record, with your leaders to push for restructuring and to oppose grazing routes and colonies, including a govt sponsored ranching.

So whassup with this bill from SE discussing eatablishment of cattle ranches? Are the ranches going to be occupied by Ibo herdsmen?

FYI, Imo State governor is Buhari's houseboy. He's working very hard to contest for 2023 presidential elections under APC..

So IMO is no longer SE?

See denial..igbo amaka style!

Only you animals crawl, we human walk. So crawl back to your erosion shithell.

OfficialAPCNig:

Ok!

Can you now crawl back to your hell hole?

What a useless thread

useless IMO state bringing shame and to the SE...we shall cede IMO state to wasteland

See what Ibo is doing to South...

In public they demonize Buhari but behind closed doors they propose bill to grant grazing land to Buhari.

See Ibo betrayal of South.