SSGN:


You are dismissive if foreign complicity because so far those feeling the effect are the unfortunate 30,000 + citizens up north thats lost their lives to Boko Haram, or the hundreds of victims to these herdsmen. The killing is gradually moving South.

Bethor:
@ OP, you lost it when you wrote "Desperate Fulani Herdsmen" I hope you know how much a full grown cow cost now? These herdsmen are among some of the richest people if I could call it that...selling just two cows could give them a nice and agile AK47 and trust me there are videos on YouTube showing these so called desperate poor heardmen brandishing their acquired AK47 if you care to check and do some simple research before caming here to spill your ignorance.
Peace..!!!

Gerrard59:


So, we should blame foreign powers after almost 60 years of independence for atrocities committed in Nigeria? If this was how Lee Kuan Yew continually blamed Malaysia, I wonder where Singapore would've been today.

SSGN:


Digging our heads in the sand and wishing it away wouldn't change the fact that Nigeria has been earmarked for demolition by certain powers. These conflicts will never stop until we face the stark reality.

Gerrard59:


The stark reality is holding our leaders accountable, not playing ethnic contests daily and blaming imaginary powers. Since 1960? Haba!

baralatie:

obviously you have no idea about how wealthy is the Fulani herder.they control 10 000 000 herds and you are asking how they can buy Ak47 that is playing in the black market from Mali,Niger and Libya through porous borders of Nigeria.
The Funding for bokoharam and its resolve to be affiliated with isis is totally different from Fulani militia mercenaries who strike targets.

SSGN:


Very well said bro. We forget the container load of weapons shipped from Iran consificated by Customs not long ago. Imagine how many have slipped through undetected. How about the French chartered cargo plane tha twas forced to make an emergency landing in Kano International Airport. Airport officials request to search the aircraft was resisted, leading to security personnel arresting the pilots. The search revealed lots of weapons and ammunition more associated with militia's than national armies. This was discovered because of a forced emergency landing.

SKhanmi:


Let's say i concur with you on their ability to buy AK's, But when it comes to tanks & other heavy artillery equipments,I'll need more than their control of numerous cow herds because its definitely out of their financial manpower. That's when outsider funding comes to play

tensazangetsu20:

The day e go start I Don enter cotonou find my way to Ouagadougou.

baralatie:

why would Fulani herdsmen buy a battle tank,rocket launchers or icbm

SSGN:


That our leaders are failing does not mean we have to turn a blind eye to external forces engineering unrests in the country. They've done it to Syria, they've destroyed Libya, Nigeria next. What does Nigeria and Libya have in common? Libya still has Africa's largest oil reserves .Nigeria comes in second.

PapaBrowne:
It’s a good question.
Anybody that understands international geopolitics would see that a very big hand is definitely involved.

Me I’m not interested in who the big hand is because the big hand can only achieve its aim when small hands (our failed politicians) give the big hands(The Western powers and Middle East) the arsenal required to perpetuate evil.

It’s sad that while countries are discussing the fourth industrial revolution and all its attributes like AI, Machine learning, Driverless cars, etc, we are allowing ourselves to be controlled and manipulated by dying men who care nothing for the future generations.

It’s very possible that the powers that be are looking for a battle ground like Syria and they have long chosen Nigeria as thier most ideal location and thier plots keep failing. I think they underestimate the Nigerian capacity for useless resilience and resistance to pain and suffering.

A more likely factor is that there certain resources most likely of immense value in the future that lay underneath Nigeria/Cameroon/Niger axis that we know nothing about but is well known to the powers that be.

Many more likely scenarios but surely there is an orchestrated plan to Balkanize the country that keeps failing.

baralatie:

why would Fulani herdsmen buy a battle tank,rocket launchers or icbm

PapaBrowne:
It’s a good question.
Anybody that understands international geopolitics would see that a very big hand is definitely involved.

Me I’m not interested in who the big hand is because the big hand can only achieve its aim when small hands (our failed politicians) give the big hands(The Western powers and Middle East) the arsenal required to perpetuate evil.

It’s sad that while countries are discussing the fourth industrial revolution and all its attributes like AI, Machine learning, Driverless cars, etc, we are allowing ourselves to be controlled and manipulated by dying men who care nothing for the future generations.

It’s very possible that the powers that be are looking for a battle ground like Syria and they have long chosen Nigeria as thier most ideal location and thier plots keep failing. I think they underestimate the Nigerian capacity for useless resilience and resistance to pain and suffering.

A more likely factor is that there certain resources most likely of immense value in the future that lay underneath Nigeria/Cameroon/Niger axis that we know nothing about but is well known to the powers that be.
Many more likely scenarios but surely there is an orchestrated plan to Balkanize the country that keeps failing.

PapaBrowne:
It’s a good question.
Anybody that understands international geopolitics would see that a very big hand is definitely involved.

Me I’m not interested in who the big hand is because the big hand can only achieve its aim when small hands (our failed politicians) give the big hands(The Western powers and Middle East) the arsenal required to perpetuate evil.

It’s sad that while countries are discussing the fourth industrial revolution and all its attributes like AI, Machine learning, Driverless cars, etc, we are allowing ourselves to be controlled and manipulated by dying men who care nothing for the future generations.

It’s very possible that the powers that be are looking for a battle ground like Syria and they have long chosen Nigeria as thier most ideal location and thier plots keep failing. I think they underestimate the Nigerian capacity for useless resilience and resistance to pain and suffering.

A more likely factor is that there certain resources most likely of immense value in the future that lay underneath Nigeria/Cameroon/Niger axis that we know nothing about but is well known to the powers that be.
Many more likely scenarios but surely there is an orchestrated plan to Balkanize the country that keeps failing.

SSGN:


They can achieve this with the help if foreign powers. It's the British who made them believe they were born to rule. Funny in 1956 the north was planning of secede. After independence the rich north, the economic engine of Nigeria were planning a plebiscite to secede from the impoverish South. The discovery of oil in Olobiri and the civil war changed all that. How such a wealthy fairly socially developed and promising with its groundout pyramids and heavy industries in cutie like Kano and functional railways in Kaduna morphed into the most impoverished part of Africa within two generations beats my imagination.