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Should Incase by Nobody: 11:07am On May 13, 2016
FRIENDS I saw this piece of information and thought
it can as well good for your inner library
WHY ANY GRAZING BILL MUST
BE STOPPED:-
The story is told of how King Yunfa, the
Hausa Sarkin in Gobir (now called Sokoto)
hosted a Fulani immigrant called Usman Dan
Fodiyo and his group in February 1804, as a
result of this and since 1808 the whole of the
northern region lost its kingdoms and were
replaced by Fulani emirates.
King Yunfa is said to have been killed in 1808
and the Fulani warrior (Usman Dan Fodiyo)
established Sokoto caliphate, making himself
Sultan.
Gradually, other Hausa kingdoms were
pillaged and taken over by the Fulani emirs.
The ethnic groups in the core north were the
first victims of Fulani imperialism, a venture
that occurred because the people were given
access to grazing land as a result of the
hospitality of the hosts.
They however failed to overrun the Bornu
kingdom, so the Shehu of Bornu remains
paramount till today!
The Afonja dynasty compromised by allowing
a Fulani warrior known as Janta Alimi to
settle in Ilorin, the Fulani guerrillas killed
Afonja in 1824
And Ilorin, a Yoruba town under the Oyo
empire, fell into Fulani hands, becoming an
emirate under Sokoto caliphate till today!
Even the attempts of the O'odua People's
Congress (OPC) to revert to status quo ante
and crown an Onilorin of Ilorin became an
exercise in futility.
The Yoruba warriors got wise and defeated
the Fulani jihadists in Osogbo in 1840, if this
didn't happen there would most likely have
been Fulani "emirs" as rulers in Oyo Alaafin,
Ibadan, Owo, Osogbo, Ede, Ado, and Igede
Ekiti today!
If the Bini Kingdom did not fight and repel
the jihadists, they would have penetrated the
Edo/Delta region beyond the present day Edo
North Senatorial District which gave in and
allowed the jihadists to overrun &
islamize them.
Along with some ignorant folk most of them
are now angling for grazing areas and a
corridor through the entire federation. These
grazing areas will in future become Fulani
settlements, later communities and finally
local government areas with elected officials.
If you think I am being alarmist look towards
the once beautiful and serene Middle Belt
state of Plateau.
The exact same thing happened in Jos.
Therefore, it will not be farfetched to
conclude that the Fulani herdsmen are pawns
in an agenda to overrun all towns in Nigeria!
So that we will have emirs in Owerri, Enugu,
Benin, Agatu, Abeokuta and other towns
where FG creates "grazing reserves" for Fulani
herdsmen!
If Yunfa didn't accommodate Fodio and his
warlike immigrants from Futatoro, Hausa
sarkins would be ruling today in the north!
And if Afonja didn't conspire with Alimi, a
Yoruba kingdom would not have been ruled
by Alimi's offspring till today!
It is a subtle continuation of the 1804 Fulani
jihad by the fully-armed and protected Fulani
herdsmen with an age-old agenda to overrun
and Islamize the whole of Nigeria very
quickly.
I will end this with what someone rightly
said- "The grazing bill is not an attempt to
solve the problem, it's a subterfuge to
progress the agenda"
It's an age-old political strategy really- ..create
a problem, come up with a "solution" that
advances the cause, and then give it a legal
backing.
Make it look like a win-win situation.
Be as wise as serpents....
Spread this message for people to be aware.
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