laudate:


Please stop waiting for the federal govt to act. They are part of the problem. From all indications, those on the receiving end of those attacks know that the Fulani herdsmen have always carried out raids and attacks against the livelihood, properties and farmlands of the Middle belt communities, for the past few decades.

This has always led to violent clashes between those herdsmen and the local communities in the Middle Belt. And the security agencies have either given a half-hearted response, or looked the other way.

Now the clashes are getting worse, because in the past few years, criminal elements among the Fulani herdsmen have colluded with the BH guys, to make the attacks more severe.

Decibel:
What a mischievous poster!! All and sundry should disregard this Op cos he does not speak for yoruba nation.

Decibel:
Is that a tribe? An average edo man is a GIGOLO

mightyhaze:

fulanimafia:
[size=14pt]Alleged Connection between Boko Haram and Nigeria’s Fulani Herdsmen Could Spark a Nigerian Civil War[/size]

Publication: Terrorism Monitor Volume: 12 Issue: 10May 16, 2014 04:37 PM
By: Andrew McGregor

In recent weeks, Nigerian security forces have claimed that some groups of semi-nomadic Fulani herdsmen engaged in bitter and bloody conflicts with farmers in several Nigerian states [size=14pt]are actually composed of members of Boko Haram[/size]. A statement from Nigerian Director of Defense Information Major General Chris Olukolade claimed the potentially dangerous identification came during the interrogation of Fulani herdsmen arrested after a series of killings and arson attacks in Taraba State (Vanguard [Lagos], April 23; Leadership [Abuja], April 24; Nigerian Tribune, April 24). Reports of Boko Haram members (who are mostly members of the Kanuri ethno-cultural group) disguising themselves as Fulani herdsmen while carrying out attacks in rural Nigeria are common.

Read more from global researchers: http://www.jamestown.org/single/?tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=42371&no_cache=1#.VgusORNViko

fulanimafia:


You're completely right, unfortunately I am in the diaspora and can do little directly, El-Rufai's silence in particular is puzzling.

The focus right now should be in unravelling the real identities of these criminal murderers masquerading under the toga of "fulani herdsmen".

fulanimafia:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/2910812_screenshot20150930at10_27_30am_jpegf8b230219e00e1b686219ab54a894447

CyberWolf:
I believe they are learning their lesson now. It's better to form ally now and destroy this wicked barbarians now the opportunity availed itself..

EdCure:

That's not true...or maybe itz because your ibo sisters offer it too cheap for us

Decibel:
Does he?

mightyhaze:
nah! Sounds like an igbo guy 4m ohafia

Aufbauh:
"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius

It has become a serious concern to me the way the Igbos are overheating the polity primarily because their preferred candidate GEJ lost the last election. They are fruitlessly employing all avenues to whip up sentiment and garner sympathy to further their lost cause by discrediting the administration of PMB.
If you've not seen the scenario of a man crying more than the bereaved before then the Igbo lamentations for Jonathan lost to the peaceful carriage of an Ijaw man after the election should avail that opportunity.
I observed that this set of people are not good at propaganda as most of their information are distorted and disjointed hence cannot appeal to a reasonable mind.
Somehow, they will find a way to tell their contemptuous south south neighbours how there's a grand conspiracy by the hausa-fulani /Yoruba to marginalize them because of their oil, They will alert the Yoruba how the hausa-fulani has orchestrated plan to invade, islamize and colonize them. They will tell the middle beltan how the fulani has been killing their people without Buhari's response.
Haba Igbos, na only una Waka come? Can't you figure out that no Nigerian is telling you something about the so called fulani agenda that you've make us all to dread? I am from benue state and i can confidently tell you not to cry for us as we are known veteran warriors. It is also noteworthy that the media chooses what to report probably because of interest, if not, to any one my people that was killed by fulani herdsmen i assured you that they've lost close to ten men and hundreds of cows . this is only verifiable from the locals and not the media.
Finally I'll want to ask those that are soliciting our sympathy for war by telling us how much damage fulani have caused us that, how many hausa-fulani people have they kill after the pogrom, series of unprovoked attack against the Igbos in many states of the core north and paramountly the genocide of the civil war.
Enough of this Igbo vague sentiment.

laudate:

Please stop waiting for the federal govt to act. They are part of the problem. From all indications, those on the receiving end of those attacks know that the Fulani herdsmen have always carried out raids and attacks against the livelihood, properties and farmlands of the Middle belt communities, for the past few decades.

This has always led to violent clashes between those herdsmen and the local communities in the Middle Belt. And the security agencies have either given a half-hearted response, or looked the other way.

Now the clashes are getting worse, because in the past few years, criminal elements among the Fulani herdsmen have colluded with the BH guys, to make the attacks more severe.

EdCure:

I am Edo...
Even as sarcastic as you may want to sound, you do not meet my stereotype of an average Yoruba man. He is fearless, brutal when necessary, he is tactical, has strategic intelligence and makes rational choices.

MayorofLagos:


How so, do you care to share?

EdCure:
The war is inevitable. I wonder what is stopping the youths of all affected communities from arming themselves to contain these uncercumcised, barbaric subhumans before they gain more grounds and overwhelm us.

Every non-Hausa/Fulani (especially we Christians) must join forces to obliterate these islamic terrorists and their reprobate leaders back to the pit of hell where they belong.

ArodewilliamsT:


No you are wrong, the whole of nigeria must join hands against the Igbo herdsmen.

aresa:
Mayor, why are you peddling this hate, misguided and bigoted ramblings by these hateful biafra losers?

Shymm3x:


Eko_ile the faggit boy, must you always suck Tinubu's nuts on every thread?

This is about Yoruba, not ya fvcking pilfering ugly master...stay away from this thread, booty bandit.

CyberWolf:
See them, the back stabbers and their goons has arrived. These are the afonjas that will always frustrate every Yoruba effort against this beast....Yoruba will have to deal with these kind of people within them. The enemy within is far dangerous than the one outside..

Decibel:
The YAMS are the problem in the south west.

chaseTE:
Please what is the full meaning of YAMS?

Decibel:
Yoruba Association of Muslim Supporters.

MayorofLagos:


There is a reason he led a delegation to Governor of Oyo State, Lam Adesina. The instance was a declaration by Agbekoya to completely wipe out Fulani herdsmen, first in Oyo, and then outwardly in other lands in the Yoruba Commonwealth. Adesina made him and his crew looked foolish. Olubadan intervened and got Agbekoya to back down. Agbekoya is a cooperative of farmers in Yorubaland....sort of a indigenous labour union for farmers. They are more lethal than Afenifere.

Add to that, when OPC went to work and started killing Fulanis in different states in Yorubaland, instead of retaliating in the contingent Yorubaland, they ambushed and almost wiped out a Yoruba village in Kwara. In response OPC went up there in Kwara and annihilated two Fulani villages....not a single soul was left alive, from the oldest to the infant nursing on its mother's n1pples. They herded their cattles down south to Ibadan as spoils. Emir of Ilorin interceeded on that occassion.

Afenifere has issued a directive....and Im certain Agbekoya and OPC have been notified. Afenifere has issued notice to the traditional rulers as well to guard their domain. Yorubas are upset, Fulani is about to get a whipping....this could very well lead to what would become of Ilorin throne and its bloodline.

Fulani would first be endangered before we the owners of the land become endangered on our own soil.

The line is drawn!

ArodewilliamsT:


I've always said it, the muslims among yorrobers will be their greatest enemy. They always want to be more islamic than fulani and point fingers at the Igbos as the problem, deflecting attention from their masters.

cc; Aareonakakanfo, passingshot, opcnairaland

OfoIgbo:


That's why no Igbo must get involved. While we sympathise with Yorubas, they have to deal with it.

All we can assure the Yorubas is that we will not allign with fulanis to do you harm.

Igbos must not repeat the mistake of Nzeogwu and Ifeajina. In 1966 when the sh.it hit the fan, Yorubas aligned with northerners to annihilate the east

CyberWolf:
Some of the APC goons here waiting for Buhari led FG to act are just plain daft and myopic...They earlier you guys come to terms that the Sokoto Caliphate has used you guys as a willing tool, the better for you. If you know the outcome of the meeting btw Comassie led ACF and Buhari immediately after the presidential election, you will be very sorry for yourselves..