OkutaNla:


Lol. Shaking my head. Una people still dey refugee camp because Fulani herdsmen don turn them to destitutes yet you are here talking about an Ilorin where the current Governor is a pure-bred Yorubaman with powers to sack the Emir if he so wishes. The Yorubas in ilorin are not complaining about being in bondage or of having an Emirate so I could care less really. Unlike your people who are agitating for 'freedom' (only slaves ask for freedom). This your opata yarns no be am at all guy. You are better off going to volunteer as a vigilante to help protect Enugu and the other SE states from getting butt-fvcked again by those herdsmen, rather than invading a Yoruba/SW related thread to exhibit your renowned stewpidity.

Really how will you know when you and your likes envy and hating Igbos that did nothing to your tribe, just because they are hard working, your people have been leaving in bondage since 19 century, let me remind you again your people what to be free, use the time wasting and hating Igbos to think way out for your people, if you went through those article I posted you will know that Yorubas and Sokoto Caliphate can never ever separate, the Caliphate have rooted in West.

THE rivalry between the Fulani and Afonja descendants over the throne of Ilorin is rooted in history.
[b]While the Fulani rest the case of their claim to the kingship of the ancient town on the fact that the monarch had from the time immemorial been produced by them, the Afonja descendants, who like majority of the people of the town are Yoruba, say since their ancestor founded Ilorin, their claim to the throne ought not to be disputed.

History appears in support of the former's position although the progenitor of the Fulani indigenes of Ilorin, Alimi, was actually a tenant to Afonja.

The death of Afonja and Alimi, however, saw the eldest son of the latter emerging as the first monarch of what was then known as Ilorin.

Historical sources, tracing the story to the 19th Century, said Ilorin of today was founded by Afonja, the then Aare Ona Kakanfo (Generalisimo) to Alaafin of old Oyo (Oyo Ile), who used the town as his military outpost. It was this outpost that he carried out his war expeditions for the Alaafin. In the usual nomadic wandering, Alimi arrived Ilorin and was hosted by Afonja. Soon after Alimi took Ilorin as his place of abode, a rift broke out between Alaafin and Afonja. When the disagreement reached the climax and the two had to take up arms, Afonja, out of regard for Alimi's spiritual and military prowess, sought his support. Alimi helped in mobilising an army in support of Afonja leading to victory over Alaafin. The defeat led the then Alaafin migrating from old Oyo to the site now called Oyo.

After the war, Alimi became a teacher to Afonja's children as the latter wanted his offsprings to learn the secret of power. When both died, Alimi's son, Abdulsalami, inherited his father's duty of teaching Afonja's children.

When the idea of appointing somebody to head the village came, the eldest child of Afonja wanted to have the position but met opposition from Abdulsalami who had military support from his fellow Fulani kinsmen. Abdulsalami ultimately became the ruler of what is now called Ilorin around 1831.

The issue now is that Afonja's descendants believe that their forefathers were cheated and want a redress. But the Alimi people are claiming that the Afonja people never ruled Ilorin and, as such, no precedent exists to back their position.

Penultimate week's incident was not the first time the Afonja and the Yoruba would attempt to assert their right to Ilorin kingship.

Historical sources said in 1895, the Yoruba rose against the then emir, burnt his palace and killed him. But the revolt did not result in enthronement of a Yoruba king. In 1913, when Lord Lugard administered the northern and southern Nigeria, Yoruba were said to have spearheaded a riot over tax to bring the rulership of the then emir to ridicule. In 1936, the Yoruba, according to sources, also moved to oust Emir Abdulkadir who was banished to Kaduna but got reinstated by the colonial administration.

In 1978, the George Innih administration of Kwara State raised a judicial panel of inquiry to look into the Yoruba agitation.

The Yoruba people reportedly made a case for the merging of Kwara State with the Southwest before the commission while also laying claim to the Ilorin throne. It was said they even claimed antecedent to the throne as they allegedly said Yoruba had produced four obas in Ilorin before the advent of the Fulani. But the Alimi people, in a counter position, claimed there was no known Yoruba king in the town before their forefather mounted the throne.

The report of the panel never saw the light of day while there was also no white paper from government.

A twist to the tussle was the recent petition by three of the six Yoruba chiefs (mogajis) in Ilorin to the State House of Assembly complaining that they had been classified as ungraded by government allegedly at the behest of the emir. Their non-grading, according to the chiefs, suited the emir, so that there would be no rivalry of any sort from the Yoruba to his authority. Ilorin Descendants Progressive Union (IDPU), formed to protect the interest Ilorin indigenes who are of Fulani extraction, once in its opposition to the upgrading of the chiefs, said dong so would bring them at par with Gambari. But the Afonja Descendants Union (ADU) which came on stream in 1978 to advance the cause of the Yoruba in the town and with Kasumu as its leader would hear none of that. The group is allegedly pressuring the legislature to grade the chiefs.

Another angle to the agitation is the demand for Oya State that will comprise the Yoruba speaking areas of Kwara and Kogi States. The move, it was said, is to pull the rug from under the feet of the emir and end the Fulani rulership of Ilorin.

The Yoruba people of Ilorin are not alone in the struggle. The pan-Yoruba meeting which took place in Ibadan last year demanded restructuring of Kwara State such that Ilorin would be grouped with the Southwest. Analysts interpreted this to mean that the parley did not believe that any emir had any business on Ilorin throne.
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- See more at: http://www.ilorin.info/fullnews.php?id=10472#.dpuf

Since 19 century instead to find a way to recapture Kwara you guys are hating Igbo people, Sokoto prince a Fulani man was the first mayor in Enugu can you ask yourself why he did not succeed to extend Sokoto Caliphate to East Our forefathers resisted

FKO81:
Since 19 century instead to find a way to recapture Kwara you guys are hating Igbo people, Sokoto prince a Fulani man was the first mayor in Enugu can you ask yourself why he did not succeed to extend Sokoto Caliphate to East Our forefathers resisted

This will be my last exchange with you coz you're just a miserable and bitter troll. Enugu (the land where Igbos still regard some of their fellow kinsmen as slaves) is still in distress, your kinsmen are in refugee/IDP camps, they've been maimed and humiliated on their own soil on a scale unimaginable until recently, in this day and age (who would have thought that could still happen in the Igboland of chest-beaters ) and the best you can do is to come here and talk about ilorin people who are peacefully going about their business?? I guess you are done 'fasting and praying' as admonished by Enugu state governor, else you won't be here getting in Yoruba people's bizness. Negro, this pix below makes my heart bleed for your people even though I'm not from your side, I'm sharing it here in the hope that it will recharge/jolt your re..tarded brain so you can perhaps consider ways of possibly giving succor to these needy people at Enugu by volunteering to make their lives much better, rather than exhibiting your insanity on a Yoruba-themed thread. Enugu needs you bro, go and play your part.

Rayhutar:

The truth hurts, can you hear and understand Awori or Egun languages as Yoruba

e knw go better for u,why u won die uptop lagos matter,shay lagos na ur papa land,is ur nt fault na becoz we accommodate u people,that why u dey claim wot does nt belong, oni sè òrírè laí

robay:

e knw go better for u,why u won die uptop lagos matter,shay lagos na ur papa land,is ur nt fault na becoz we accommodate u people,that why u dey claim wot does nt belong, oni sè òrírè laí

back to sender, e pain nam, na you lagos belong to, lagos belong to all in one Nigeria entity,you are not accomodating anybody, for lagos all Nigerians dey hustle eat, pay house rent, go back to your own state

OkutaNla:


Lol. Shaking my head. Una people still dey refugee camp because Fulani herdsmen don turn them to destitutes yet you are here talking about an Ilorin where the current Governor is a pure-bred Yorubaman with powers to sack the Emir if he so wishes. The Yorubas in ilorin are not complaining about being in bondage or of having an Emirate so I could care less really. Unlike your people who are agitating for 'freedom' (only slaves ask for freedom). This your opata yarns no be am at all guy. You are better off going to volunteer as a vigilante to help protect Enugu and the other SE states from getting butt-fvcked again by those herdsmen, rather than invading a Yoruba/SW related thread to exhibit your renowned stewpidity.

why the governor no fit sack the Emir since he have the power

OkutaNla:


This will be my last exchange with you coz you're just a miserable and bitter troll. Enugu (the land where Igbos still regard some of their fellow kinsmen as slaves) is still in distress, your kinsmen are in refugee/IDP camps, they've been maimed and humiliated on their own soil on a scale unimaginable until recently, in this day and age (who would have thought that could still happen in the Igboland of chest-beaters ) and the best you can do is to come here and talk about ilorin people who are peacefully going about their business?? I guess you are done 'fasting and praying' as admonished by Enugu state governor, else you won't be here getting in Yoruba people's bizness. Negro, this pix below makes my heart bleed for your people even though I'm not from your side, I'm sharing it here in the hope that it will recharge/jolt your re..tarded brain so you can perhaps consider ways of possibly giving succor to these needy people at Enugu by volunteering to make their lives much better, rather than exhibiting your insanity on a Yoruba-themed thread. Enugu needs your bro, go and play your part.

Stop typing trash, they did the worst in mile 12 lagos, with burnt corpses all over the street, atleast the community fight back

Rayhutar:

Stop typing trash, they did the worst in mile 12 lagos, with burnt corpses all over the street, atleast the community fight back

LOL Mile 12 crises 3 abokis were burn to death, 2 flat heads were also among the casualties..
Including 2 school children

But Right inside heart of igboland, ur mothers were rape while more than 40 ur fathers where slaughtered like Ram..

Am sure u re typing from ur IDP camp, una don chop.


Show me the Link where ur coward brothers fight back

Rayhutar:
In Nigerian constitution, Lagos is not part of SW; Lagos belong to Nigerians just like Abuja. If Nigeria go back to regionalization the fate of Lagos and Abuja will be decided by Nigerians. If regionalism come, some tribe will not come and take Abuja or Lagos just like that after the massive input of FG and other Nigerians that make it what it was today.

In Nigeria constitution there is NOTHING like SW

Rayhutar:

back to sender, e pain nam, na you lagos belong to, lagos belong to all in one Nigeria entity,you are not accomodating anybody, for lagos all Nigerians dey hustle eat, pay house rent, go back to your own state

see dis hungry guy o, lagos is my father land knw be ur papa land,guy goto ur landlock land,useless flat head from a virus tribe.

RockHard:


I find it puzzling how you SE folks like to[url][/url] decide the standard by which you want to be measured relative to others. All of a sudden you are now saying "it's not about IGR", whereas if your Anambra's IGR was better than Ogun's that would be your number one basis of measuring their relative performances. I've found out that whenever you all are outperformed in any way you would instantly 'shift goal post' and create another standard that puts you ahead of others just to soothe your egos. For starters, Ogun is more than 3 times the size of Anambra state (Anambra total landmass area is: 1,870 mi², Ogun is 6,556 mi²) and there simply is no basis for comparison between both states in terms of development when we really get down to it as Ogun will always come tops, thanks in part to her proximity to Lagos. Anambra is apparently too chocked up without planning and space, hence the need for those dreadful-looking 'high-rises' that litter the landscape. The quality and sort of ultra-modern housing development taking shape in Ogun has no comparison in the entire SE, let alone Anambra, and the level of development going on in the state industrially blows the socks out of Anambra and will continue to do so into the foreseeable future. I understand that this is a bitter pill for you all to swallow hence your predilection to always come up with your own standards to stay ahead.

even if you have the biggest land mass you can't equate it to development, Lagos is smallest landmass but most populated state in Nigeria and more developed
Ogun generate high revenue, and second most indebted state after Lagos, the can even pay works salaries, same way you guys paraded Osun that it is igr that is higher than all southeast States when combine together, and that the voodoo economy and propaganda you are leaving with In west

Check today's news Mr big IGR
AS Nigerian workers today join their counterparts across the world to celebrate May Day, gloom, frustration, bitterness, anger, lamentation, and despair are not enough to describe their mood as not more than 10 states have fully paid workers’ salaries and allowances up to date. Investigation by Sunday Vanguard showed that only Edo, Lagos, Delta, Ebonyi, Anambra, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Kano and Enugu states have paid their workers’ salaries and allowances up to April. However, Rivers State has paid March salary and pension up to February, Borno State has paid up to March with the exception of its Hosing Corporation workers, while Ogun State, though paid salary, has neither remitted pension deductions from workers’ salaries for months, and has not paid gratuities since 2012. Among the indebted states are Ekiti, Kwara, Kaduna, Osun, Plateau, Ondo, Abia, Bayelsa, Oyo, Imo, Kogi and Benue. According to checks, while Ekiti State is owing not less two months salaries, the number of months owed pensioners were not known at the time of this report. In Kwara, local government workers and the State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, have not been paid between four and five months salaries, staff of the state Water Corporation have not been paid for the past six months, while other paratatals have not been paid in the last two months. Similarly, workers and pensioners in Kaduna State have not been paid about seven months arrears, while Osun has unpaid outstanding salaries from July 2015 to January 2016. Plateau State, pensioners are owed eight months, council workers, four months while other workers are owed three months. In Ondo State, while pensioners are owed four months, civil servants are owed five. In Abia State, civil servants are owed between two and four months, but workers of the state Health Management Board have not been paid since December 2015. In the same vein, while civil servants in Imo State were last paid 70 percent of their salaries in January, pensioners cannot even remember when they were last paid. Workers in Oyo State are owed between two and five months, their counterparts in Kogi are owed five months, while those in Benue State are owed three months. According to Sunday Vanguard investigation, Edo State has been up to date in the payment of salaries and pension to its civil servants and pensioners.While the workers receive salaries before the 25th of every month, pensioners sometimes receive their pensions before workers.

www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/bleak-may-day-26-states-workers-owed-salaries/

OmoAjowa7:


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I asked you to create thread about Ogun and Anambra, Ogun is backward when compared to Anambra, few pictures from there major cities in Anambra kindly view the three threads

https://www.nairaland.com/3027070/onitsha-one-biggest-river-port

https://www.nairaland.com/3061689/anambra-seat-political-power-awka

https://www.nairaland.com/2467760/nnewi-nigerias-detroit-birthplace-automotive

FKO81:
even if you have the biggest land mass you can't equate it to development, Lagos is smallest landmass but most populated state in Nigeria and more developed
Ogun generate high revenue, and second most indebted state after Lagos, the can even pay works salaries, same way you guys paraded Osun that it is igr that is higher than all southeast States when combine together, and that the voodoo economy and propaganda you are leaving with In west

Check today's news Mr big IGR
AS Nigerian workers today join their counterparts across the world to celebrate May Day, gloom, frustration, bitterness, anger, lamentation, and despair are not enough to describe their mood as not more than 10 states have fully paid workers’ salaries and allowances up to date. Investigation by Sunday Vanguard showed that only Edo, Lagos, Delta, Ebonyi, Anambra, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Kano and Enugu states have paid their workers’ salaries and allowances up to April. However, Rivers State has paid March salary and pension up to February, Borno State has paid up to March with the exception of its Hosing Corporation workers, while Ogun State, though paid salary, has neither remitted pension deductions from workers’ salaries for months, and has not paid gratuities since 2012. Among the indebted states are Ekiti, Kwara, Kaduna, Osun, Plateau, Ondo, Abia, Bayelsa, Oyo, Imo, Kogi and Benue. According to checks, while Ekiti State is owing not less two months salaries, the number of months owed pensioners were not known at the time of this report. In Kwara, local government workers and the State Universal Basic Education Board, SUBEB, have not been paid between four and five months salaries, staff of the state Water Corporation have not been paid for the past six months, while other paratatals have not been paid in the last two months. Similarly, workers and pensioners in Kaduna State have not been paid about seven months arrears, while Osun has unpaid outstanding salaries from July 2015 to January 2016. Plateau State, pensioners are owed eight months, council workers, four months while other workers are owed three months. In Ondo State, while pensioners are owed four months, civil servants are owed five. In Abia State, civil servants are owed between two and four months, but workers of the state Health Management Board have not been paid since December 2015. In the same vein, while civil servants in Imo State were last paid 70 percent of their salaries in January, pensioners cannot even remember when they were last paid. Workers in Oyo State are owed between two and five months, their counterparts in Kogi are owed five months, while those in Benue State are owed three months. According to Sunday Vanguard investigation, Edo State has been up to date in the payment of salaries and pension to its civil servants and pensioners.While the workers receive salaries before the 25th of every month, pensioners sometimes receive their pensions before workers.

www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/bleak-may-day-26-states-workers-owed-salaries/

I pity you because at the rate you are going, your mental state seems to be deteriorating by the day all because you are trying so hard to sell your overhyped state. So your best comeback is to refer to Ogun indebtedness?? Lol. You don fail! According to Debt management office, Ogun state government owes $103million dollars in debt. The same Ogun state is being owed by the Federal government N220-billion naira for road rehabilitations -- that is over $1-billion U.S dollars bro

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/03/23/fg-owes-states-n580-5bn-for-roads-rehabilitation/

Now, remove $103million usd from $1-billion dollars and you have more than enough to cover any outstanding debt obligations, so you see dude, you need not worry about Ogun. Na for FG to do the needful remain so that Ogun state can have some much needed reprieve.

I have noticed that the only bragging right you seem to have is that your state governor doesn't owe workers salaries, big deal, even some unproductive Northern states aren't owing salaries either. Your overhyped state is just that -- overhyped. Even your own fellow SE kith and kin know that. No amount of propaganda can change that, sorry.

robay:

see dis hungry guy o, lagos is my father land knw be ur papa land,guy goto ur landlock land,useless flat head from a virus tribe.

e pain nam, go back to your own virus tribe state, is lagos your state of origin

OkoNDOoBo:

LOL Mile 12 crises 3 abokis were burn to death, 2 flat heads were also among the casualties..
Including 2 school children

But Right inside heart of igboland, ur mothers were rape while more than 40 ur fathers where slaughtered like Ram..

Am sure u re typing from ur IDP camp, una don chop.


Show me the Link where ur coward brothers fight back

so lagos is no longer heart of yorubaland

Rayhutar:

e pain nam, go back to your own virus tribe state, is lagos your state of origin

omo isale eko lemi,so am from lagos state,e dey pain u,na me say make ur red mud landlock nt develop,na u wonna claim my state,it tym we lagosian chase u people out of yorubaland bastards flat heads 4rm virus tribe.

FKO81:
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Most of you will come online and be writing rubbish, and who told Lagos is the least of our worry, and what natural resources do you have that will make an IGBO man to envy Lagos, the most stressful state to leave and do business, you guys are so confused when Igbos were protesting for Biafra, you guys came on castigated them, and calling for one Nigeria, you guys are saying Igbos should build their own Lagos, what did Yoruba built in Lagos if I may ask If you guys so much think Igbos can survive without Lagos, please you guys should join hand and campaign for Nigeria to disintegration let us watch the Igbos, Igbos have Enugu, Anambra, Imo, Anioma, Abia, Ebonyi and some part of Rivers, go Anambra what what gave Lagos edge over Anambra is FG structures, foreign investments and population, Anambra is second smallest state after Lagos, and second most density populated state after Lagos, both commercial and Industlised, just that one is get FG support and the other doesn't, Lagos been national commercial hub, all banks, oil companies etc have their headquarters in Lagos, give Igbo Biafra and watch both States how they will fair within five years, you major worry should be North, like some one always says West have future with north, they have invested heavy in West and they are still investing till tomorrow, all northern past and present leaders all have their investments in West non have in the east, they know this marriage will end one day, Dongote is building the only refinery in West, that should be your worry not East we careless about Lagos, we lost 98% of our investments during war we fully back. Kwara should be case study, northern only assess to sea is West, and from the Constitution from what I learnt few days ago, Fulani grazing areas are North and West. The hand write is there already, the day this country will break, that day most of you that write rubbish online will understand how important Igbos are to this nation. We care less about lagoon state worry about northern because you can hoodwinked them to do you well, they always like to be in control, who will you guys call to assist to push them out, Igbos It's hard to puzzle out, leave Igbos and start thinking, West is 60/40 Muslim and Christian, you Muslim brothers are under Supreme command of Sokoto Caliphate. Big task ahead

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Senseless rant from a jobless man. Lagos is like London to you reason you want to die there, why are you waiting for Yoruba to help you with your independence, dont you people have any shame? You troop to the SW daily and still make mouth. This is shameful

FKO81:
Since 19 century instead to find a way to recapture Kwara you guys are hating Igbo people, Sokoto prince a Fulani man was the first mayor in Enugu can you ask yourself why he did not succeed to extend Sokoto Caliphate to East Our forefathers resisted

No one have the time to hate gala sellers, whats there to hate in Ibos? Still looking for what to hate or envy ooo cos am lost.

ObinnaIzuora:


No one have the time to hate gala sellers, whats there to hate in Ibos? Still looking for what to hate or envy ooo cos am lost.

And you still bear their name to cause hatred and division between them, inferiority complex is your problem and that is making you to impersonate another tribe other than your own, go and deal with your low self esteem and low life first

Rayhutar:

And you still bear their name to cause hatred and division between them, inferiority complex is your problem and that is making you to impersonate another tribe other than your own, go and deal with your low self esteem and low life first

You see why yu are daft? How is a username on an anonymous forum equals to Ibo? I know your brain is filled with dust but will forgive you.

ObinnaIzuora:
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Senseless rant from a jobless man. Lagos is like London to you reason you want to die there, why are you waiting for Yoruba to help you with your independence, dont you people have any shame? You troop to the SW daily and still make mouth. This is shameful

Continue ranting, go and trespass on any Ibo property owner in Lagos and see what will happen to your low life and inferiority complex, lagos remain economic hub of Nigeria and does belong to any tribe until Nigeria divide, if Nigeria divide you can claim lagos as Yoruba land if the North allow you.

Rayhutar:

Everybody that write in NL is now Ibo

You should be more concerned about the integration of your region, rather than what's others are doing to progress.

Rayhutar:

Continue ranting, go and trespass on any Ibo property owner in Lagos and see what will happen to your low life and inferiority complex, lagos remain economic hub of Nigeria and does belong to any tribe until Nigeria divide, if Nigeria divide you can claim lagos as Yoruba land if the North allow you.

You are just seeking attention cos of your poverty ruined life, I am not responsible for your misfortune. If you think selling gala in traffic makes you the owner of Lagos, continue deceiving yourself. You dont even have any shame at all, no wonder people mock you here.

Rayhutar:

Continue ranting, go and trespass on any Ibo property owner in Lagos and see what will happen to your low life and inferiority complex, lagos remain economic hub of Nigeria and does belong to any tribe until Nigeria divide, if Nigeria divide you can claim lagos as Yoruba land if the North allow you.

Why is this news hurting you?

ObinnaIzuora:


You see why yu are daft? How is a username on an anonymous forum equals to Ibo? I know your brain is filled with dust but will forgive you.

you are just confused and don't know your right hand from the left, you don't like a tribe and you still hide yourself under their name to perpetrate atrocities and evil, creating evil with Ibo name on nairaland

Rayhutar:

you are just confused and don't know your right hand from the left, you don't like a tribe and you still hide yourself under their name to perpetrate atrocities and evil, creating evil with Ibo name on nairaland

You are daft and continue to disgrace your useless self, what has a moniker got to do with the message. Why are you this senseless? Why are you allowing poverty to ruin your life this way. I am ashamed on your behalf.

ba7man:
Why is this news hurting you?

The news is not hurting me, you cannot eat your cake and have it, if some people want to leave Nigeria, you guys will be shouting one Nigeria and call on military massacre them, when they return to one Nigeria you guys will start shouting on top of your voices how Ibos is trooping to lagos, how lagos is a Yoruba land, why they can stay in there region and develop it, where lagos is the economic hub of Nigeria backed by FG with all the bank and oil headquaters, sea port and everything in it, support the agitation if dont want to see much ibos in your lagos, atleast you will make the migrants to obey your rules as other independent countries like Ghana, Togo etc, not under one Nigeria.

FKO81:
Since 19 century instead to find a way to recapture Kwara you guys are hating Igbo people, Sokoto prince a Fulani man was the first mayor in Enugu can you ask yourself why he did not succeed to extend Sokoto Caliphate to East Our forefathers resisted

Nwanne, Why are you sad about there thread. We should leave them alone and face our dead region, we need to focus on our leaders and leave the Yoruba people alone.

FKO81:
Since 19 century instead to find a way to recapture Kwara you guys are hating Igbo people, Sokoto prince a Fulani man was the first mayor in Enugu can you ask yourself why he did not succeed to extend Sokoto Caliphate to East Our forefathers resisted

COWARD LIKE YOU FORMING ONLINE.
YOUR TRIBE PEOPLE ARE KNOWN TO BE COWARDS SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL.THEY JUST PROVED IT ONCE AGAIN.AM NOT MOCKING THEM.MAY GOD SEE THEM THROUGH THIS TRYING TIME.PLS,REMOVE THAT BIG LOG IN YOUR EYES FIRST.

Christopher Isiguzo writes that survivors of last
Monday’s invasion of the quiet agrarian
community of Ukpabi Nimbo in Uzouwani Local
Government Area of Enugu State by suspected
Fulani herdsmen are still reeling from the bloody
onslaught on their community
The uproar that trailed last Monday’s invasion of
the quiet agrarian community of Ukpabi Nimbo in
Uzouwani Local Government Area of Enugu State
by suspected Fulani herdsmen leading to the
killing of about 48 persons, burning of a
community church and residential buildings as
well as destruction of other valuables worth
several millions of naira may have simmered but
its impact on the lives of that once peaceful area
would remain evergreen.
Though so many people lost their lives but those
who sustained life-threatening injuries are still
gnashing their teeth wishing that fateful day never
came. At the moment, no fewer than 20 persons
scattered across different hospitals in Enugu now
have their lives on the cliffhanger. The tears still
flowing down the cheeks of a number of them
even in their state of unconsciousness speak
volume of the pain in their hearts.
From Royal Cross Specialist Hospital where two
persons including a former Councillor are
receiving treatment, to Bishop Shanahan where
six persons, three of whom are still unconscious
and Nsukka District Hospital with four persons on
their sick beds, the stories are the same. Even at
the Orthopaedic Hospital Enugu and Parklane
Hospital where about four persons were taken to,
it remains a tale of pain, agony, regret, sadness
flowing through their minds.
However, while tension has continued to grip
residents of communities who are yet to taste the
venom of the suspected rampaging herders, most
watchers and analysts are still wondering how
over 200 suspected Fulani herdsmen successfully
invaded a community and executed their plans
without anyone of them being apprehended by
either the villagers or security operatives despite
the fact that the attack was an open secret all
along. Prior, to the attack, there were reports that
something of such was about to happen. Even
among security network, the police, the local
government and the state government were
alerted but yet it was not forestalled. Alhaji Saidu
Bafo specifically told THISDAY that he had alerted
the state government of the impending attack and
expressed dismay that nothing was done to avert
it.
According to two brothers who survived the
attack, police were actually deployed to the
community the night preceding the attack but
they left around 5.30am while the herders
attacked around 6am. The two brothers, Cyprian
Ogbobe, 41, and Innocent Ogbobe, 35, are
currently on admission at Enugu State University
Teaching Hospital, Park Lane Enugu.
Cyprian, who had multiple machete cuts on his
body managed to say a few things he witnessed
on that fateful day with the assistance of his
mother, Mrs. Regina Ogbobe, currently attending
to them in the hospital. The younger Ogbobe, with
cuts on his forehead, arms and leg remained
unconscious throughout the period of the
interview. He was said to have been in that state
since the invasion of their community last
Monday.
The severely wounded Cyprian narrated that the
herdsmen came with buses but parked far away
probably at Kogi side of the border, and sneaked
into the community on foot. They probably laid
siege in the bush while monitoring the police or
being informed by an informant, who apparently
tipped them off about police departure. “My
brother, let me tell you, we really saw death with
our own eyes. This is the most wicked thing
somebody could do to a fellow human being”.
Mrs. Ogbobe who held back tears to collaborate
her son’s account noted that the herdsmen had
posed constant threats to the community over the
years. She said they usually go to farm in groups
following constant rape of women and destruction
of their farms by the cattle herders.
Even in the midst of tears, she said “we have been
hearing of all manner of stories about how Fulani
herdsmen have been clashing with farmers, but
we never knew that Monday would be our turn.
There is this young lady, I can’t immediately
remember her name, she had been away from the
village staying in South America for several years.
She just returned recently and was making
arrangements to possibly take her family along
with her to America with the aim of giving them a
good life but you can’t believe it that these
herdsmen slaughtered her with her parents. The
entire family was wiped out.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/05/02/we-saw-death/

ObinnaIzuora:


You are just seeking attention cos of your poverty ruined life, I am not responsible for your misfortune. If you think selling gala in traffic makes you the owner of Lagos, continue deceiving yourself. You dont even have any shame at all, no wonder people mock you here.

Come to Surulere I will welcome you to my house and also in Enugu and PH, I am not a tenant, I am currently typing from Belgium enroute Germany on business trip. Go and deal with your poverty life and property grabing tendency

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Rayhutar:

Come to Surulere I will welcome you to my house and also in Enugu and PH, I am not a tenant, I am currently typing from Belgium enroute Germany on business trip. Go and deal with your poverty life and property grabing tendency

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Jobless hungry mofo lying shamelessly again, your ruined life is making you dream. Dont worry, Buhari will pay you 5k per month so you can use it to escape the poverty ravaging your pathetic life. We have seen many boastful kids like you here before, we know you are nothing in real. I am not responsible for your misfortune, you will only kill yourself over nothing. No one cares.

Ritchiee:
COWARD LIKE YOU FORMING ONLINE.
YOUR TRIBE PEOPLE ARE KNOWN TO BE COWARDS SINCE TIME IMMEMORIAL.THEY JUST PROVED IT ONCE AGAIN.AM NOT MOCKING THEM.MAY GOD SEE THEM THROUGH THIS TRYING TIME.PLS,REMOVE THAT BIG LOG IN YOUR EYES FIRST.

Christopher Isiguzo writes that survivors of last
Monday’s invasion of the quiet agrarian
community of Ukpabi Nimbo in Uzouwani Local
Government Area of Enugu State by suspected
Fulani herdsmen are still reeling from the bloody
onslaught on their community
The uproar that trailed last Monday’s invasion of
the quiet agrarian community of Ukpabi Nimbo in
Uzouwani Local Government Area of Enugu State
by suspected Fulani herdsmen leading to the
killing of about 48 persons, burning of a
community church and residential buildings as
well as destruction of other valuables worth
several millions of naira may have simmered but
its impact on the lives of that once peaceful area
would remain evergreen.
Though so many people lost their lives but those
who sustained life-threatening injuries are still
gnashing their teeth wishing that fateful day never
came. At the moment, no fewer than 20 persons
scattered across different hospitals in Enugu now
have their lives on the cliffhanger. The tears still
flowing down the cheeks of a number of them
even in their state of unconsciousness speak
volume of the pain in their hearts.
From Royal Cross Specialist Hospital where two
persons including a former Councillor are
receiving treatment, to Bishop Shanahan where
six persons, three of whom are still unconscious
and Nsukka District Hospital with four persons on
their sick beds, the stories are the same. Even at
the Orthopaedic Hospital Enugu and Parklane
Hospital where about four persons were taken to,
it remains a tale of pain, agony, regret, sadness
flowing through their minds.
However, while tension has continued to grip
residents of communities who are yet to taste the
venom of the suspected rampaging herders, most
watchers and analysts are still wondering how
over 200 suspected Fulani herdsmen successfully
invaded a community and executed their plans
without anyone of them being apprehended by
either the villagers or security operatives despite
the fact that the attack was an open secret all
along. Prior, to the attack, there were reports that
something of such was about to happen. Even
among security network, the police, the local
government and the state government were
alerted but yet it was not forestalled. Alhaji Saidu
Bafo specifically told THISDAY that he had alerted
the state government of the impending attack and
expressed dismay that nothing was done to avert
it.
According to two brothers who survived the
attack, police were actually deployed to the
community the night preceding the attack but
they left around 5.30am while the herders
attacked around 6am. The two brothers, Cyprian
Ogbobe, 41, and Innocent Ogbobe, 35, are
currently on admission at Enugu State University
Teaching Hospital, Park Lane Enugu.
Cyprian, who had multiple machete cuts on his
body managed to say a few things he witnessed
on that fateful day with the assistance of his
mother, Mrs. Regina Ogbobe, currently attending
to them in the hospital. The younger Ogbobe, with
cuts on his forehead, arms and leg remained
unconscious throughout the period of the
interview. He was said to have been in that state
since the invasion of their community last
Monday.
The severely wounded Cyprian narrated that the
herdsmen came with buses but parked far away
probably at Kogi side of the border, and sneaked
into the community on foot. They probably laid
siege in the bush while monitoring the police or
being informed by an informant, who apparently
tipped them off about police departure. “My
brother, let me tell you, we really saw death with
our own eyes. This is the most wicked thing
somebody could do to a fellow human being”.
Mrs. Ogbobe who held back tears to collaborate
her son’s account noted that the herdsmen had
posed constant threats to the community over the
years. She said they usually go to farm in groups
following constant rape of women and destruction
of their farms by the cattle herders.
Even in the midst of tears, she said “we have been
hearing of all manner of stories about how Fulani
herdsmen have been clashing with farmers, but
we never knew that Monday would be our turn.
There is this young lady, I can’t immediately
remember her name, she had been away from the
village staying in South America for several years.
She just returned recently and was making
arrangements to possibly take her family along
with her to America with the aim of giving them a
good life but you can’t believe it that these
herdsmen slaughtered her with her parents. The
entire family was wiped out.


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/05/02/we-saw-death/

They are conquered slaves, Biafra Headquarter Enugu is now IDP camp and home of fulani. Pathetic