butterfly777:
We southerners will like to thank the north for this. We have been hoping you take your goods elsewhere, and stop spoiling market for the local farmers.

Imagine, an Hausa seller will not rent a shop. He will not rent a room to sleep in. He will sleep in the open space He will not send children to school and pay school fees.

All these shallow lifestyle makes him feel okay selling things too cheap.

Unlike the southern seller who lives a normal life of renting shop or stalls, proper rooms to live in, send children to private schools, etc.

So take your poor lifestyle elsewhere and stop spoiling business for people down south.

Now, our own farmers can increase their efforts on agriculture, knowing that northerners will no longer come to offer uneconomic prices for the same farm products.

Patrioticbreed9:

i dont even know what went wrong along the line back then there was on angweyi that my parent loves so much in our village, we usualy call him awoli jam or awoli jampo and anytime we call him by that name he will start dancing and singing,any day my he is coming my mother usualy prepare beans and yam his favourite there was a day he came with four of his brothers and my mum prepared almost 3mudus of beans and 2 yams for em, the bound was so strong that we named him chibuzor, he gifted us two calfs.. i was shocked the day my mum called me and told me dat fulanis are disturbing our farms i asked her if chibuzor was among and she said chibuzor have been away for the past six years.. what went wrong ..

theFilmtricsay

GenerationNext:

Chai! eeh painful u.

Temitopemo6e6:
From now on they will grow and eat their own food. This will now make southerners farm and own their own crops. NDDC please close all the petroleum pipes goingbto the north too, immediately. From now on no body should send anything to the north. Divided we stand. In fact start packing all the fulanis you see in sabo markets in the south and send them back to the north. They too should send us our people. Breaking the country is even easier than hoped for. They started it.

Kaduna1stson:
Haba, why are we northerners not thinking straight before embarking on the paths of destruction? Do we think we can sustain this fight against the south and win? Who is advising us wrongly?

Let us stay in our own and support the division of the country instead of this bully tactics we always do.

QuotaSystem:


So you were able to spot that one?

Yet you let the venger [s]imposter piglet pretending to be a northerner[/s] get so much under your skin that you typed a whole chapter in response?

Lol.

venger:
Apart from crude, what does the south offer the North??, let them keep their oil, we will buy from Niger, after all the north was surviving even before the almagamation of the south and north. Who the south EPP.
God bless the northern oligarchs.

venger:
Apart from crude, what does the south offer the North??, let them keep their oil, we will buy from Niger, after all the north was surviving even before the almagamation of the south and north. Who the south EPP.
God bless the northern oligarchs.

Lloydfather:
I thought I was the only one who noticed this there useless lifestyle.
come to Alaba Arago in Alaba Int'l market, see how they mess the place up, they anex that place without contributing anything to the local government.

Kaduna1stson:
Haba, why are we northerners not thinking straight before embarking on the paths of destruction? Do we think we can sustain this fight against the south and win? Who is advising us wrongly?

Let us stay in our own and support the division of the country instead of this bully tactics we always do.

MejiLoyon:
We should learn to look at options
4 thousand naira meat wey I buy on Friday be like bobrisky blokos. Very small. I no talk. Yesterday na fish I buy. Plenty and sweet. My kids dey do yuck yuck I dey do yummy yummy. Last last we chop am together and slept happily. Moral...look for options.As meat no dey I enter fish. If fish scarce I go enter crayfish. If crayfish scarce na to buy Maggi chicken flavour. The flavour go make believe. Them say onions go scarce I don buy the flavours down. Pepper scarce I don buy plenty ata gungun. If tomatoes scarce we go use tinned tomatoes.
Let's adapt. When their craze come down after hunger show dem kukere dem go sell. We move

ahiboilandgas:
the oil is not produce in the south by southerner but ioc .but the farm produced is produced by northern farmers they can choose not to sell ....but southern traders can travel up North and buy the items and take the risk too.

cronsberg:


I bet most southern people aren't even aware that crude oil was discovered in kalmari village in bauchi state, the federeal government and NNPC quietly prospected, drilled and capped the well head and sat down to wait for times just like this when southerners will start to threaten the north with oil blockade. As i type this also, oil pipelines are actively been laid down from Zinder in Niger republic's main crude oil drilling sites to the kaduna refinery, Chad republic can aswell very happily provide the north with all the oil we need when push comes to shove. There is literally nothing else the south can blockade the north with. Everything you manufacture in the south, we also manufacture in the north, from noodles, to maggie, to plastics, to garments, to vehicles, to sophisticated weapons at DICON kaduna. I think southerners are greatly under-estimating the north o. we are more prepared than you can think o

MejiLoyon:
We should learn to look at options
4 thousand naira meat wey I buy on Friday be like bobrisky blokos. Very small. I no talk. Yesterday na fish I buy. Plenty and sweet. My kids dey do yuck yuck I dey do yummy yummy. Last last we chop am together and slept happily. Moral...look for options.As meat no dey I enter fish. If fish scarce I go enter crayfish. If crayfish scarce na to buy Maggi chicken flavour. The flavour go make believe. Them say onions go scarce I don buy the flavours down. Pepper scarce I don buy plenty ata gungun. If tomatoes scarce we go use tinned tomatoes.
Let's adapt. When their craze come down after hunger show dem kukere dem go sell. We move

orriyomi33:
Hope the southern leaders are observing.

Kaduna1stson:
Haba, why are we northerners not thinking straight before embarking on the paths of destruction? Do we think we can sustain this fight against the south and win? Who is advising us wrongly?

Let us stay in our own and support the division of the country instead of this bully tactics we always do.

butterfly777:
We southerners will like to thank the north for this. We have been hoping you take your goods elsewhere, and stop spoiling market for the local farmers.

Imagine, an Hausa seller will not rent a shop. He will not rent a room to sleep in. He will sleep in the open space He will not send children to school and pay school fees.

All these shallow lifestyle makes him feel okay selling things too cheap.

Unlike the southern seller who lives a normal life of renting shop or stalls, proper rooms to live in, send children to private schools, etc.

So take your poor lifestyle elsewhere and stop spoiling business for people down south.

Now, our own farmers can increase their efforts on agriculture, knowing that northerners will no longer come to offer uneconomic prices for the same farm products.

tungamaje:
If the Biafrans could survive the food blockade during the war time, the southerners would as well survive Just let the herdsmen vacate our forests so that we can go back and farm

theFilmtric:
lies Smoothly woven lies

theFilmtricsay

butterfly777:
We southerners will like to thank the north for this. We have been hoping you take your goods elsewhere, and stop spoiling market for the local farmers.

Imagine, an Hausa seller will not rent a shop. He will not rent a room to sleep in. He will sleep in the open space He will not send children to school and pay school fees.

All these shallow lifestyle makes him feel okay selling things too cheap.

Unlike the southern seller who lives a normal life of renting shop or stalls, proper rooms to live in, send children to private schools, etc.

So take your poor lifestyle elsewhere and stop spoiling business for people down south.

Now, our own farmers can increase their efforts on agriculture, knowing that northerners will no longer come to offer uneconomic prices for the same farm products.

butterfly777:
We southerners will like to thank the north for this. We have been hoping you take your goods elsewhere, and stop spoiling market for the local farmers.

Imagine, an Hausa seller will not rent a shop. He will not rent a room to sleep in. He will sleep in the open space He will not send children to school and pay school fees.

All these shallow lifestyle makes him feel okay selling things too cheap.

Unlike the southern seller who lives a normal life of renting shop or stalls, proper rooms to live in, send children to private schools, etc.

So take your poor lifestyle elsewhere and stop spoiling business for people down south.

Now, our own farmers can increase their efforts on agriculture, knowing that northerners will no longer come to offer uneconomic prices for the same farm products.

SpicyMimi:

This is just a pure selfish post! Do you think everyone can afford even the cheap ones? And you want prices of foodstuffs to go high? Farming isn’t for everyone, if the North can give us cheaper food let them be!

jacoik:
is this Kaduna1son that type this or someone stole his handle?

gbagyiza:
I am from the north but i will keep saying the truth... North is the problem of Nigeria...

GofuckYourself:




Offensive post

Mcreloaded:


Many beggars still here in the south. Are they not northerners

Ibrahimmrfish:

When you guys are burning trucks, did you give Plateau, Benue, Kaduna truck special treatment? Or are they also stop to being sending their trucks only for you guys to burn them.