Both ably led by two outspoken and determined leaders in Kanu for the SE and Sunday Igboho for the SW respectively. Even though Kanu's grand plan for a Biafran nation currently poses more of a national security threat considering the paranoia the Federal government harbors towards the East due to the history of the bloody civil war... Sunday Igboho himself hasn't hidden his fierce stand on an Odua nation and I see him been the main frontier for the agitation across the SW soon, after he is done dealing with the Fulani menace in his homeland. Yorubas and Igbos might differ on a lot of things especially sociopolitically; but we've never had a history of crisis or violence between us cause both tribes largely respect the sanctity of life.

Now that the SE and SW are fighting the Fulani menace in their respective ways... The question remains what are our South South and Middle belt Brothers doing in tackling the Fulani menace in their regions? when will we see a South South or/and Middle belt replica of a Kanu or Sunday Igboho type leader that will lead the charge and sensitize their people to effectively take back their territorial space that's been threatened by these sahel-migrating degenerates?

No one is fighting Fulani, only criminals are being fought.

Unity beggars dem

helinues:
Unity beggars dem

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Kwashiman:
Both ably led by two outspoken and determined leaders in Kanu for the SE and Sunday Igboho for the SW respectively. Even though Kanu's grand plan for a Biafran nation currently poses more of a national security threat considering the paranoia the Federal government harbors towards the East due to the history of the bloody civil war... Sunday Igboho himself hasn't hidden his fierce stand on an Odua nation and I see him been the main frontier for the agitation across the SW soon, after he is done dealing with the Fulani menace in his homeland. Yorubas and Igbos might differ on a lot of things especially sociopolitically; but we've never had a history of crisis or violence between us cause both tribes largely respect the sanctity of life.

Now that the SE and SW are fighting the Fulani menace in their respective ways... The question remains what are our South South and Middle belt Brothers doing in tackling the Fulani menace in their regions? when will we see a South South or/and Middle belt replica of a Kanu or Sunday Igboho type leader that will lead the charge and sensitize their people to effectively take back their territorial space that's been threatened by these sahel-migrating degenerates?

Oga stop trying to add the SS to your equation. A tiger doesn't is slow to anger but quick to conquer. The SS can defend itself, if the need arises.

Also, stop trying to lump the SE into the SW issue. They are entirely different entities, let all man face their problems alone unless it comes to a war, then can South can fight as allies.