odikwa riskyyyyyyy

subtlemee:
Are they now calling on government for justice?..i won't be surprise if the government swings into action

Tit for tat at times curbs menace of which the government is silent about

Your political consciousness is amazing . Keep it up.

Fulanis should stop bearing Yoruba names. Enough of this chameleonic behaviour! It is either you are Yoruba or Fulani, you cant have it both ways.

simplemach:
An eye for an eye

exactly and thats wia I stand! do me I do u god no go vex!!!

k

nwaanambra1:
nobody kills the fulani except themselves!

they will attack their fellow herdsman, kill him and rustle his cattle then their terrorist command an control centre called MIYETIALLAH will attack the innocent community where the crime was perpetrated blaming them for the death of their kinsman and accusing them of stealing 600 cows!

while in actual fact, its only the fulanis that knows and fully understand the language of the cows and can therefore move them fast!


I REPEAT! FULANNIS ARE THE ONES KILLING THEIR FELLOW KINSMEN SO AS TO STEAL THEIR CATTLE!

This kind of conclusion from one corner of your room calls for concern. It is very callous. And by the time the perpetrators are caught, you will have already had another explanation to give us. Wonderful verdict!

simplemach:
An eye for an eye

makes the two eyes go blind

Ahmed Dele? When fulani start to dey bear Dele? Abeg make una talk another thing jare

willibounce1:
Ahmed Dele? When fulani start to dey bear Dele? Abeg make una talk another thing jare

I was about asking this.. this news sef get as e b...

Kill Nonbelievers

They entered into a covenant to seek the Lord, the God of their fathers, with all their heart and soul; and everyone who would not seek the Lord, the God of Israel, was to be put to death, whether small or great, whether man or woman. (2 Chronicles 15:12-13 NAB).

BlackOnassis:
Fulanis should stop bearing Yoruba names. Enough of this chameleonic behaviour! It is either you are Yoruba or Fulani, you cant have it both ways.

my dear some people can be treacherous,i believe this is the same thing the saraki family have been doing.masquerading as yorubas but always fighting against yoruba interest.the sarakis according to my observation are 100% pro fulani.

simplemach:
An eye for an eye

. . . . . leaves everybody blind.

I no knw say fulani de bear Ahmed dele oo. Anyway, make d war start. They shld prepare

fowosh:
u pple av bitten wat u can't chew.........they WL come in mass! they WL come in mass!! they WL come in mass!!!....those idiots wey no dey hear come

Hmmmmhow

willibounce1:
Ahmed Dele? When fulani start to dey bear Dele? Abeg make una talk another thing jare

There are so many fulanis with Yoruba names especially those fulanis from Kwara axis. So don't be surprised if you come across names like Oloruntoyin Musa, Kolawole Ahmed, bamidele Idris and the bearers are fulanis. You may want to check out the name of Emir of Ilorin for confirmation. In one of the books I read,Fulanis were described as a cunning,vicious tribe with great cultural assimilation ability. They often use this cultural assimilation to deceive their host communities.

It is pay back time.

duni04:
I'm waiting for their agbero governor, or that son of a prick FFK, or the spokesperson of that ineffectual Buffon Reno to come and call this a Christian vs Muslim thing like they always love to do. Any right thinking person that actually went to school would have heard of the Pastorialist vs farmers conflict that has raged on in Nigeria for so long. It is assuming a more dangerous dimension now because of global warming, water scarcity and the the conflict in the NE which has pushed pastoralists down south to search for grazing land, land that farmers in the south use for growing crops.
So when evil and dark people like the agbero and false prophet Fayose, the bastard and thief from Ife, FFK and that spokesperson of the husband of the "Skye bank dollar madam" Reno, come out to make this thing a Christian vs Muslim thing, you should know their real motives. These are people who would rather cause chaos so the system can collapse, than allow the system punish them for their theft and money laundering. That is the game plan of these people and they will fail.

This is the most dangerous recent developing aspect of the conflict; outsiders like Fayose, FFK and latterly priests & pastors are adding fuel to fire by turning the conflict into a religious one and further stoking the embers with hatred through their speeches along the already existing fragile religious divide.
If we are not careful this problem;which is simply an economic tussle for a dwindling resource between two professional groups pastoralist vs farmers for land to graze against land to farm; could quickly degenerate into a bloody open conflict between Muslims and Christians and could bring the whole country down - these ppl are playing with fire.

You are quite correct; indeed the problem is not religious, ethnic nor even regional but as already mentioned, an economic one; and had been with us for donkey years throughout the whole country, in the north as much as in the south, and by and large been contained via a local justice system at the grassroot (especially in the north).

Whenever herdsmen stray into a farm the farmer is encouraged not to take the law into his hand but to report the matter to local Fulani head (called the Ardo) or LGA; who in turn ensure the farmer is compensated (even if it should involve selling some the cattle to pay for the damage) and the case is closed.

Unfortunately, in more recent times intolerance and hatred has reached a level (especially in the south) where the farmer/community are too impatient to key into the above conflict resolution system and often resort to taking the law into their own hands, resorting to attacking/killing the herder (usually stick carrying young boys) or the cows in a disproportionate manner.

This unfortunately often result in setting off the Fulani culture of revenge, involving calling for re-enforcements from their extended network of brotherhood all over West Africa, their finest armed young warriors assembling to inflict their form of revenge.

In short, the problem we have today is due to the absence of justice for victims from both sides, such that the aggrieved party has no choice but to take the law into their hands, resulting in reprisals and counter reprisals.

The only way to break the cycle of violence is to ensure the perpetrators are always brought to book and govt arrest anyone preaching or inciting hate and violence while media assumes professionalism and neutrality in its reporting of such incidences.

The recent beheading of a supposedly innocent peace loving herdsman, may have potentially opened a new frontier of hate and violence between his clan and this local community; unless the authorities quickly step in and arrest the perpetrators, as well as trace back the perpetrators of the earlier beheading of the local community member which may have set off this seemingly latest reprisal beheading.

If nothing is done, then the local community should start sleeping with one eyed opened because these Fulani will be bound by culture to take their pound of flesh in revenge; no matter how long, even if it means passing this obligation down to the next generation, they will never forget nor forgive.

Unfortunately when it comes to conflict, the Fulani will often have the upper hand because they are mobile and have bush craft and the element of surprise on their side; while their opponents in local settlements will be no more than mere sitting ducks, ready for the pickings - that is why casualties are often higher on their side and why they should avoid such conflict and instead allow community elders/authorities handle such disputes; otherwise they have more to lose.

In fact the recent southern Kaduna crisis had been traced back to such breakdown in conflict resolution; after a local Fulani Ardo had gone to reach agreement to pay for a herdmans damage to a farmer but before he could do so, local youths enraged with anger and hatred attacked and killed him along with any other Fulani in the vicinity - unknown to them this Ardo was well loved and respected within the vast Fulani extended fraternity; and the rest is what we have been seeing; similar causes can also be traced to the Enugu killings and so on.

divicoded:
Now this is Fayose's handiwork!
This is their hero!
This is their saviour!
This is the god of the flatttiess
The Jesus of Biafra whom the albino has been announcing!
He is poised for war now, but has draw the first blood! Lets see if he will be able to withstand the after-effect
Go on, Fayose t flatrons are waiting for you to save them after saving the Ekiti people!

bros, if the killing of the Fulani man was the handwork of fayose, what about the first man killed whom no one seems to remember again here? again what has this got do with Biafra and Nnamdi KANU? again again how was this the first blood drawn since this action is as the result of the first beheading though I don't support the killing of anybody no matter who, bros, I think you are part of the problem, because I feel you will be happy to hear that some other person has been killed because of this so that you will get more reason to talk thrash about Biafra who are not even involved, Why all the hate?

TruthNigeria:



Salaudeen disclosed that with this ugly incident, many of them were afraid of going about with their legitimate business since they didn’t known the motive behind the gruesome killing of one of their members. The Fulani’s scribe therefore called on Federal Government and security agencies to save the Fulani community from [b]“unprovoked and unwarranted attack by unmasking the killers and bring them [/b]to justice.”



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/tension-ekiti-community-herdsman-beheaded/

Tot u guys have monopoly of violences?


Just one liliputian , useless , brainless uneducated one of urs is killed n u crying bloodz? How about the life of All d farmers u demons hv bin taking? Villiages uve been burning? Justice indeed

Any community still paying host to any fulani man, is on itz own! They shld all go back to their arrid lands

[b][/b][color=#770077][/color]Omo wahala de o! Omo wahala de o!

"The monarch described the victim as peace loving individual who has been found wanting in his business."
Some statements need be clarified either misquoted by Vanguard Correspondent!
What does it mean to find somebody WANTING?

Nasiruddeen:
Kill Nonbelievers

They entered into a covenant to seek the Lord, the God of their fathers, with all their heart and soul; and everyone who would not seek the Lord, the God of Israel, was to be put to death, whether small or great, whether man or woman. (2 Chronicles 15:12-13 NAB).

you quoted the old testerment of the Bible, let's start by saying that those people referred to in that verse were not Christians, they did not hear the teachings of Christ
if you will like to know more, there are people here who will explain

Mightyraw:

So they decide to attack back,
U people come online to rant at d Government for keeping quiet
Hypocrites like u ,has kill more Nigerian , than the poor herdsmen
Ya all can keep In killing ok,
Juss note dis,.karma is a bitch,
u kill an innocent herdsman today For d crime of d bad view,
Then their children will go after ur children tomao , to pay for ur crimes
Then our thirst for blood will neva end

The farmers they are killing indiscriminately everyday are those ones not innocent? This is only one herdsman and you guys are ranting, be very ready cos no one is gonna sit and watch you finish an entire community again,the government should be silent both ways let's fend for ourselves...


you are one of them I'm sure

fowosh:
u pple av bitten wat u can't chew.........they WL come in mass! they WL come in mass!! they WL come in mass!!!....those idiots wey no dey hear come

u hav no common sense. These people are human being like u.

chairmanchairmam:


you quoted the old testerment of the Bible, let's start by saying that those people referred to in that verse were not Christians, they did not hear the teachings of Christ
if you will like to know more, there are people here who will explain

I dnt get,
Is the God of d old testament diffrent from dat of d new testament,
Well nt on this thread, idd need to axe a xtain

subtlemee:



The farmers they are killing indiscriminately everyday are those ones not innocent? This is only one herdsman and you guys are ranting, be very ready cos no one is gonna sit and watch you finish an entire community again,the government should be silent both ways let's fend for ourselves...


you are one of them I'm sure

God

If u can actually think dis way@ bolded,
Well dat gives the impressIon of hw reckless and evil u can be
All live count fulani or not

Get ursef Educated lAdy, what u typed there is enough to get u behind bar
And am really embarrased to share dsame nationality with u

simplemach:
An eye for an eye

Will make all of us blind.

Now that a second innocent man has been killed are you happy

A hard working farmer and a young energetic cattle herder of value in the community

May God have mercy on your soul tonight

ItsMeAboki:


This is the most dangerous recent developing aspect of the conflict; outsiders like Fayose, FFK and latterly priests & pastors are adding fuel to fire by turning the conflict into a religious one and further stoking the embers with hatred through their speeches along the already existing fragile religious divide.
If we are not careful this problem;which is simply an economic tussle for a dwindling resource between two professional groups pastoralist vs farmers for land to graze against land to farm; could quickly degenerate into a bloody open conflict between Muslims and Christians and could bring the whole country down - these ppl are playing with fire.

You are quite correct; indeed the problem is not religious, ethnic nor even regional but as already mentioned, an economic one; and had been with us for donkey years throughout the whole country, in the north as much as in the south, and by and large been contained via a local justice system at the grassroot (especially in the north).

Whenever herdsmen stray into a farm the farmer is encouraged not to take the law into his hand but to report the matter to local Fulani head (called the Ardo) or LGA; who in turn ensure the farmer is compensated (even if it should involve selling some the cattle to pay for the damage) and the case is closed.

Unfortunately, in more recent times intolerance and hatred has reached a level (especially in the south) where the farmer/community are too impatient to key into the above conflict resolution system and often resort to taking the law into their own hands, resorting to attacking/killing the herder (usually stick carrying young boys) or the cows in a disproportionate manner.

This unfortunately often result in setting off the Fulani culture of revenge, involving calling for re-enforcements from their extended network of brotherhood all over West Africa, their finest armed young warriors assembling to inflict their form of revenge.

In short, the problem we have today is due to the absence of justice for victims from both sides, such that the aggrieved party has no choice but to take the law into their hands, resulting in reprisals and counter reprisals.

The only way to break the cycle of violence is to ensure the perpetrators are always brought to book and govt arrest anyone preaching or inciting hate and violence while media assumes professionalism and neutrality in its reporting of such incidences.

The recent beheading of a supposedly innocent peace loving herdsman, may have potentially opened a new frontier of hate and violence between his clan and this local community; unless the authorities quickly step in and arrest the perpetrators, as well as trace back the perpetrators of the earlier beheading of the local community member which may have set off this seemingly latest reprisal beheading.

If nothing is done, then the local community should start sleeping with one eyed opened because these Fulani will be bound by culture to take their pound of flesh in revenge; no matter how long, even if it means passing this obligation down to the next generation, they will never forget nor forgive.

Unfortunately when it comes to conflict, the Fulani will often have the upper hand because they are mobile and have bush craft and the element of surprise on their side; while their opponents in local settlements will be no more than mere sitting ducks, ready for the pickings - that is why casualties are often higher on their side and why they should avoid such conflict and instead allow community elders/authorities handle such disputes; otherwise they have more to lose.

In fact the recent southern Kaduna crisis had been traced back to such breakdown in conflict resolution; after a local Fulani Ardo had gone to reach agreement to pay for a herdmans damage to a farmer but before he could do so, local youths enraged with anger and hatred attacked and killed him along with any other Fulani in the vicinity - unknown to them this Ardo was well loved and respected within the vast Fulani extended fraternity; and the rest is what we have been seeing; similar causes can also be traced to the Enugu killings and so on.

WELL SAID BUT I HOPE THE FULANIS DO NOT RETALIATE BECAUSE IT CAN RESULT INTO A VERY BIG MESS

tension kwa

Oh boy, this doesn't look good. RIP to the dead and my condolences to the family.

Mightyraw:

God

If u can actually think dis way@ bolded,
Well dat gives the impressIon of hw reckless and evil u can be
All live count fulani or not

Get ursef Educated lAdy, what u typed there is enough to get u behind bar
And am really embarrased to share dsame nationality with u

You should be embarrassed to share nationality with your fellow herdmens for thinking foolishly like cavemen that they have the right to destroy people's farmlands in the name of nonsense grazing and when the owners of the farmlands say a thing they'll kill them and anybody they see within and without

mercyville:
WELL SAID BUT I HOPE THE FULANIS DO NOT RETALIATE BECAUSE IT CAN RESULT INTO A VERY BIG MESS

That was I said the authorities should quickly step in and fish out the culprits on both sides in order to stave the desire for anyone to take the law into their hands and break the cycle of violence - in this case give justice to the clan of this clearly innocent herdsman, who may have no part in the earlier beheading - otherwise it is a sure banker, they will be bound by their culture to take revenge, and they would.