13 Fulani herdsmen Killed in Adamawa
Over 11 Fulani herdsmen were killed by suspected
Bachama farmers who allegedly raided some villages
yesterday in Karim Lamido LGA of Taraba State.
There is a strong indication that this is one of their endless
cycle reprisal attack from the Bachama farmers.

UP Buchama

I don't really know if this is true or not as the OP didn't provide any link . However if this is true then :

Mr.chippychappy:
I don't really know if this is true or not as the OP didn't provide any link . However if this is true then :

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Bros make I bring glass cup now?

Mr.chippychappy:
I don't really know if this is true or not as the OP didn't provide any link . However if this is true then :

up bachama farmers.very good one.kudos to you guys.

Mr.chippychappy:
I don't really know if this is true or not as the OP didn't provide any link . However if this is true then :

Ya Boss! The Bachamas are smart and equal 2 d task!
UP BACHAMAAAAASSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What is Nigeria turning into, so so killing nai we know.

Na wa oo.

Damn if you condemn this, damn if you don't.


Bottom line is that fulani herdsmen are recurring decimals in most of these incidents and solution is very much needed.
Many have suggested that fulani herdsmen should consider polling resources (from sales of cows) to taking to ranching. This should at least reduce the spate of conflicts between farmers and cattle herders, both very important aspect of Northern economy.

And boko haram, and their almaijiri support base can easily be tackled by the northern governors pursuing a policy of free and compulsory education at least to secondary school level.

13 Fulanis could mean three infants, two elderly women, two young males, four elderly men, and two sick children.

Before we praise a hunter shouldn't we see what he has in his bag? People, if we must praise those that killed Fulanis in cold blood shouldn't we at least ask them the caliber of Fulanis they killed? Dont get me wrong, killing of anybody is wrong in entirety. However, killing of unarmed and innocent children, women, and elderly men is abomination, un-African, and ungodly. Its a huge shame we've made up our minds on who is right and wrong on current and future events. If its Hausa, oh dont tell us we know who is right, if its Berom, Fulani, Ijaw, Isoko, Yoruba, Igbo etc, oh! please save your breathe 'cause we know who's at fault - no need for explanation.

Why are we still one country? I dont get it. I dont understand how we go to church on sunday, visit morsque on friday, preach "one Nigeria," yet we rejoice over the death of fellow country men. We all need to pause and ask ourselves where we're going to. When a community stalks another community, when a group of farmers exterminate cattle rearers, when clergy men and imams are inciting their flock then something is terribly wrong. Now, since we know no group can completely exterminate another group why then do we even embark on this fruitless journey that only guarantees eternal hate and endless tit-for-tat.

We all know that Fulanis will surely retaliate and when they do - its all going to be back to square one. Do we ever get tired? This is no longer 12 to 16th century when life was brutal and short, life has much more meaning now and I expect us to at least act like we're human beings. We need to demand for a solution to all this senseless bloodletting or we break up into more manageable units. That Fulani boy, girl, man, woman, or child that got maimed had a dream, had an ambition but didnt live to actualize it because he was Fulani. His offence was that he was born Fulani. As much as we now believe in collective punishment due to our inglorious years of coexistence in Nigeria, let us understand that blood is red and every life is precious.

If the farmers or villagers think Fulanis invade and sack them once in awhile, I think the right thing to do is to prepare and lay in wait for the invaders. If and when the Fulani invaders show up, you make sure they return in caskets - Invading and killing Fulanis in the dead of the night makes you no better.

Sam_Ikenna: 13 Fulanis could mean three infants, two elderly women, two young males, four elderly men, and two sick children.

Before we praise a hunter shouldn't we see what he has in his bag? People, if we must praise those that killed Fulanis in cold blood shouldn't we at least ask them the caliber of Fulanis they killed? Dont get me wrong, killing of anybody is wrong in entirety. However, killing of unarmed and innocent children, women, and elderly men is abomination, un-African, and ungodly. Its a huge shame we've made up our minds on who is right and wrong on current and future events. If its Hausa, oh dont tell us we know who is right, if its Berom, Fulani, Ijaw, Isoko, Yoruba, Igbo etc, oh! please save your breathe 'cause we know who's at fault - no need for explanation.

Why are we still one country? I dont get it. I dont understand how we go to church on sunday, visit morsque on friday, preach "one Nigeria," yet we rejoice over the death of fellow country men. We all need to pause and ask ourselves where we're going to. When a community stalks another community, when a group of farmers exterminate cattle rearers, when clergy men and imams are inciting their flock then something is terribly wrong. Now, since we know no group can completely exterminate another group why then do we even embark on this fruitless journey that only guarantees eternal hate and endless tit-for-tat.

We all know that Fulanis will surely retaliate and when they do - its all going to be back to square one. Do we ever get tired? This is no longer 12 to 16th century when life was brutal and short, life has much more meaning now and I expect us to at least act like we're human beings. We need to demand for a solution to all this senseless bloodletting or we break up into more manageable units. That Fulani boy, girl, man, woman, or child that got maimed had a dream, had an ambition but didnt live to actualize it because he was Fulani. His offence was that he was born Fulani. As much as we now believe in collective punishment due to our inglorious years of coexistence in Nigeria, let us understand that blood is red and every life is precious.

If the farmers or villagers think Fulanis invade and sack them once in awhile, I think the right thing to do is to prepare and lay in wait for the invaders. If and when the Fulani invaders show up, you make sure they return in caskets - Invading and killing Fulanis in the dead of the night makes you no better.

You don talk finish ?? Oya leave us to Kpop our champagne

Sam_Ikenna: 13 Fulanis could mean three infants, two elderly women, two young males, four elderly men, and two sick children.

Before we praise a hunter shouldn't we see what he has in his bag? People, if we must praise those that killed Fulanis in cold blood shouldn't we at least ask them the caliber of Fulanis they killed? Dont get me wrong, killing of anybody is wrong in entirety. However, killing of unarmed and innocent children, women, and elderly men is abomination, un-African, and ungodly. Its a huge shame we've made up our minds on who is right and wrong on current and future events. If its Hausa, oh dont tell us we know who is right, if its Berom, Fulani, Ijaw, Isoko, Yoruba, Igbo etc, oh! please save your breathe 'cause we know who's at fault - no need for explanation.

Why are we still one country? I dont get it. I dont understand how we go to church on sunday, visit morsque on friday, preach "one Nigeria," yet we rejoice over the death of fellow country men. We all need to pause and ask ourselves where we're going to. When a community stalks another community, when a group of farmers exterminate cattle rearers, when clergy men and imams are inciting their flock then something is terribly wrong. Now, since we know no group can completely exterminate another group why then do we even embark on this fruitless journey that only guarantees eternal hate and endless tit-for-tat.

We all know that Fulanis will surely retaliate and when they do - its all going to be back to square one. Do we ever get tired? This is no longer 12 to 16th century when life was brutal and short, life has much more meaning now and I expect us to at least act like we're human beings. We need to demand for a solution to all this senseless bloodletting or we break up into more manageable units. That Fulani boy, girl, man, woman, or child that got maimed had a dream, had an ambition but didnt live to actualize it because he was Fulani. His offence was that he was born Fulani. As much as we now believe in collective punishment due to our inglorious years of coexistence in Nigeria, let us understand that blood is red and every life is precious.

If the farmers or villagers think Fulanis invade and sack them once in awhile, I think the right thing to do is to prepare and lay in wait for the invaders. If and when the Fulani invaders show up, you make sure they return in caskets - Invading and killing Fulanis in the dead of the night makes you no better.

tell that to the fulanis;that is if they will listen to you.

Sam_Ikenna: 13 Fulanis could mean three infants, two elderly women, two young males, four elderly men, and two sick children.

Before we praise a hunter shouldn't we see what he has in his bag? People, if we must praise those that killed Fulanis in cold blood shouldn't we at least ask them the caliber of Fulanis they killed? Dont get me wrong, killing of anybody is wrong in entirety. However, killing of unarmed and innocent children, women, and elderly men is abomination, un-African, and ungodly. Its a huge shame we've made up our minds on who is right and wrong on current and future events. If its Hausa, oh dont tell us we know who is right, if its Berom, Fulani, Ijaw, Isoko, Yoruba, Igbo etc, oh! please save your breathe 'cause we know who's at fault - no need for explanation.

Why are we still one country? I dont get it. I dont understand how we go to church on sunday, visit morsque on friday, preach "one Nigeria," yet we rejoice over the death of fellow country men. We all need to pause and ask ourselves where we're going to. When a community stalks another community, when a group of farmers exterminate cattle rearers, when clergy men and imams are inciting their flock then something is terribly wrong. Now, since we know no group can completely exterminate another group why then do we even embark on this fruitless journey that only guarantees eternal hate and endless tit-for-tat.

We all know that Fulanis will surely retaliate and when they do - its all going to be back to square one. Do we ever get tired? This is no longer 12 to 16th century when life was brutal and short, life has much more meaning now and I expect us to at least act like we're human beings. We need to demand for a solution to all this senseless bloodletting or we break up into more manageable units. That Fulani boy, girl, man, woman, or child that got maimed had a dream, had an ambition but didnt live to actualize it because he was Fulani. His offence was that he was born Fulani. As much as we now believe in collective punishment due to our inglorious years of coexistence in Nigeria, let us understand that blood is red and every life is precious.

If the farmers or villagers think Fulanis invade and sack them once in awhile, I think the right thing to do is to prepare and lay in wait for the invaders. If and when the Fulani invaders show up, you make sure they return in caskets - Invading and killing Fulanis in the dead of the night makes you no better.

So on point.

fulani go retaliate

While cheering Bachama farmers please get your hearts ready and tell Bachama farmers to prepare for a terrible counter attack.

Thank you

SMH, to what end

kettykin: While cheering Bachama farmers please get your hearts ready and tell Bachama farmers to prepare for a terrible counter attack.

Thank you

I believe the Bachammas are up to the task

if its true, i bet my life, u cant touch fulani and go free.. Expect sacking of villages, and massacre from them soon..fulani are very deadly..even hausa fear them

sayusuf: if its true, i bet my life, u cant touch fulani and go free.. Expect sacking of villages, and massacre from them soon..fulani are very deadly..even hausa fear them

Don't be too sure they are feared. It might actually mean they are despised for their crudity!

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Well lets get ready for a counter attack