limeta:
Op said nothing about sharia up north

Op said nothing about living with people with born to rule mentality

sometimes is best to be on your own to find your self.

After sixty or so years nothing to show
Time to go it alone make new friends

nlreserve:
See, OP, if you like your Fulani brothers, don't open this kind of thread again because e dey vex me. Fulani that has turned Nigeria upside down. Oduduwas are fighting for their own. Biafrans are fighting for their own. Middle beltans wish not to be with the fulanis. Why can't the fulanis want their own separate country where they can be moving freely with their cows? Is it that fulanis can not survive if Nigeria breaks up? If they knew all these, why then are they not doing the right thing? Why are they positioning themselves like they own Nigeria?

Rosskiiku:


Why are you so blind that you can't see how all this is at most the actions of an overzealous pro-Fulani administration, easily changeable in a year and half via elections?

You think Fulani will still be in charge even after Buhari is voted out?

How?

Are they magicians?

What are you saying dude?

Rosskiiku:
I laugh at all these youths calling for break up of Naija.

So as you can shuttle now from Lagos to Jos to Abuja to Enugu to Port Harcourt AT WILL WITH NO DISTURBANCE, you want to replace that with being stuck in one region and needing VISA to enter Lagos. VISA to enter Port Harcourt or Benin?

Police in those places will harass you constantly to show your papers.

You will just turn a very local champion in your new small country.

Shuttling between Enugu, Umuahia, and Aba only.

You'll be fcked.

nlreserve:
We can't wait for them to finish. Simple! 2023 is too far. Before then, they would have finished killing everyone not allowing their cow to destroy farm lands. After all, the police and the army works in their favour. So, what are you saying dude?

BTW, stop bringing election into this because Nigerian election is always rigged on arrival. Now that fulanis are in charge of everything, what do you think would happen? 2023 is even far though.

Rosskiiku:
You people calling for break up of the country because of 'Fulani people' are not thinking straight.

Since when did Fulani become so all-powerful that Nigeria must break up because of them?

Why?

How?

All it takes is for Buhari to be voted out at the next elections, replaced by a southerner, possibly an Igbo man, and the so-called almighty power of the Fulani is HISTORY.

So what is all this nonsense?

When PDP were in power, what did Fulanis do? Nothing. The power was all over the country.

The south wielded heavy power.

Controlled billions of dollars in oil earnings.

Controlled the military.

For 16 years.

So what is all this Fulani this, Fulani that, today?

Meanwhile, the Buhari experience will only make Nigerians more reluctant to vote in a Fulani president in future, so the democratic process will intervene to correct itself.

By the time another Fulani is elected president, say in 12 years time, the country would have been significantly restructured and arranged in a way that no president can alter it, whatever ethnicity he belongs to.

Plus, an objective person will admit that it has not been all bad with THIS Fulani president. He has done well in infrastructure.

Every cloud has a silver lining.

So, why can't you wait for elections to effect change?

A mere 1 and half year's time away.

Organise for change at the next elections.

We're a democracy.

No need to break up this African giant.

Rosskiiku:
You people calling for break up of the country because of 'Fulani people' are not thinking straight.

Since when did Fulani become so all-powerful that Nigeria must break up because of them?

Why?

How?

All it takes is for Buhari to be voted out at the next elections, replaced by a southerner, possibly an Igbo man, and the so-called almighty power of the Fulani is HISTORY.

So what is all this nonsense?

When PDP were in power, what did Fulanis do? Nothing. The power was all over the country.

The south wielded heavy power.

Controlled billions of dollars in oil earnings.

Controlled the military.

For 16 years.

So what is all this Fulani this, Fulani that, today?

Meanwhile, the Buhari experience will only make Nigerians more reluctant to vote in a Fulani president in future, so the democratic process will intervene to correct itself.

By the time another Fulani is elected president, say in 12 years time, the country would have been significantly restructured and arranged in a way that no president can alter it, whatever ethnicity he belongs to.

Plus, an objective person will admit that it has not been all bad with THIS Fulani president. He has done well in infrastructure.

Every cloud has a silver lining.

So, why can't you wait for elections to effect change?

A mere 1 and half year's time away.

Organise for change at the next elections.

We're a democracy.

No need to break up this African giant.

Rosskiiku:


Oh, so what was Amotekun and EbubeAgu for, then?



You cannot rig yourself to the Nigerian presIdency today. It is IMPOSSIBLE.

Secondly, the parties will not field a Fulani candidate, in their own electoral interests, so the issue of rigging does not even arise at all.

nlreserve:
Don't mind them. Now, they are saying an Igbo man should be president like they really mean it. I don't know why they can not fight to be on their own. This really means they benefit more from Nigeria than others. If not, why are thy begging for Nigeria to remain one? I really feel for them though. Nothing lasts forever.

Rosskiiku:
You people calling for break up of the country because of 'Fulani people' are not thinking straight.

Since when did Fulani become so all-powerful that Nigeria must break up because of them?

Why?

How?

All it takes is for Buhari to be voted out at the next elections, replaced by a southerner, possibly an Igbo man, and the so-called almighty power of the Fulani is HISTORY.

So what is all this nonsense?

When PDP were in power, what did Fulanis do? Nothing. The power was all over the country.

The south wielded heavy power.

Controlled billions of dollars in oil earnings.

Controlled the military.

For 16 years.

So what is all this Fulani this, Fulani that, today?

Meanwhile, the Buhari experience will only make Nigerians more reluctant to vote in a Fulani president in future, so the democratic process will intervene to correct itself.

By the time another Fulani is elected president, say in 12 years time, the country would have been significantly restructured and arranged in a way that no president can alter it, whatever ethnicity he belongs to.

Plus, an objective person will admit that it has not been all bad with THIS Fulani president. He has done well in infrastructure.

Every cloud has a silver lining.

So, why can't you wait for elections to effect change?

A mere 1 and half year's time away.

Organise for change at the next elections.

We're a democracy.

No need to break up this African giant.

nlreserve:

Amotekun and ebubeagu is under the control of Fulani. The reason ebubeagu is rejected in the south east. By the way, must they form a security outfit against Fulani ? Why can't Fulani respect themselves and stop trespassing? The southern part of Nigeria is not ready for that bullshit. It is not healthy for a country. The reason the Fulani is not allowing Nigeria grow hence, the breakup.

Who told you no rigging in Nigeria? Come oo, are you for real?

But then, 2023 is even far. Fulanis would have taken over the whole of Nigeria before the next election.

Rosskiiku:


Amotekun is not controlled by any Fulani shit.

Even Afenifere called it the prelude to a state police.

What we will get eventually is a restructured Nigeria where more power is devolved to the regions or states.

That is the right way to go, not 'break up'.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/03/amotekun-a-forerunner-to-state-police-afenifere/

Rosskiiku:
I laugh at all these youths calling for break up of Naija.

So as you can shuttle now from Lagos to Jos to Abuja to Enugu to Port Harcourt AT WILL WITH NO DISTURBANCE, you want to replace that with being stuck in one region and needing VISA to enter Lagos. VISA to enter Port Harcourt or Benin?

Police in those places will harass you constantly to show your papers.

You will just turn a very local champion in your new small country.

Shuttling between Enugu, Umuahia, and Aba only.

You'll be fcked.

Biafranboys:


I think the person behind this moniker is a kid, did you just type this. Fulani thinking is truly backward, we don't care about your north, in few years time that place would be ravaged, for example if you won go Afghanistan raise your hand up

Rosskiiku:


We'll believe you when we see millions of your Igbo brothers vote with their feet and return to the East from those northern places.

Funny how the group that can't seem to live without travelling to other lands of Nigeria to settle, are the ones calling loudest for secession.

How una go chop when dem drive una finish from Naija?

Biafranboys:


Dude under international law they can still continue their business and there is nothing you can do, only a mad igbo man would want to remain in the North after break up.

They can't invest in the North anymore unless those ones in abuja

thebosstrevor1:


You made some great points.

We didn't hear about fulanis until Buhari became president.

When the south gets power, all talk about fulanis will reduce.

You see the press are the reason why fulanis are the scapegoats, they produce lie and tribalise every situation in the country.

Rosskiiku:


We'll believe you when we see millions of your Igbo brothers vote with their feet and return to the East from those northern places.

Funny how the group that can't seem to live without travelling to other lands of Nigeria to settle, are the ones calling loudest for secession.

How una go chop when dem drive una finish from Naija?

Even to hit Lagos, you go go embassy go beg visa.

See suffa.

Parachoko:
This is the first time I will fully agree with you.

nedu666:



And if buhari rigs the system and hands over to another fulani. What would you do?

Rosskiiku:


There is an UNWRITTEN LAW OF POWER ROTATION FROM NORTH TO SOUTH.

This law has been in place since 1999, and nothing can change it.

The next president of Nigeria will DEFINITELY be a southerner.

In fact both major parties will present southern candidates.

nedu666:


Millions of lgbos. Everytime you keep shouting millions of lgbo in the north as if millions is ordinary. Thankfully i have stayed in 3 nothern cities, so kindly point out where this ficticious millions of lgbo people reside

nedu666:



Thank God you said unwritten law. Which means it's not binding

Rosskiiku:


Staying in the north does not mean you counted the population of Igbos there.

Did they line up for you at your front door?

nedu666:


Unfortunately for u, southerners in the north stay at a particular location. They are not spread wide and far. And there is a reason for that. So once again where exactly are these millions of lgbo people you keep shouting about. Meanwhile i challenge you to mention 10 industries owned by lgbos in the north