.... to the extent that someone wrote that 'One day the Hausas will fight and reclaim their lands from the Fulani.'

Whatever that means.

A case of my hates, projections and complexes must be yours.

Honestly, it's gory and sickening.

Anyone who understands this!!

MalcoImX:
.... to the extent that someone wrote that 'One day the Hausas will fight and reclaim their lands from the Fulani.'

Whatever that means.

A case of my hates, projections and complexes must be yours.

Honestly, it's gory and sickening.

Anyone who understands this!!

Why don't want your cows herding in our land ..keep them up north simple

mrvitalis:

Why don't want your cows herding in our land ..keep them up north simple

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Don't mind the mumu...asking us stupid questions

mrvitalis:

Why don't want your cows herding in our land ..keep them up north simple

But is the open grazing ban not supposed to address that?

It is supposed to be 'happily ever ever' with that law, but the cry is even louder.

Are you sure you're sincere?

bastardmod:

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Don't mind the mumu...asking us stupid questions

Look at this wawa, you can't talk without insult.

Typical of iPOB.

MalcoImX:


But is the open grazing ban not supposed to address that?

It is supposed to be 'happily ever ever' with that law, but the cry is even louder.

Are you sure you're sincere?

Your Fulani brothers have refused to accept the decision of southerners ...they banned beer we no complain now we banned cow grazing they said we must accept

It shows that they have an agenda after ilorin , jos and southern kaduna no body trust u guys again

mrvitalis:

Your Fulani brothers have refused to accept the decision of southerners ...they banned beer we no complain now we banned cow grazing they said we must accept

It shows that they have an agenda after ilorin , jos and southern kaduna no body trust u guys again

Is there any cultural or religious prohibition on you for cows?

Is what you're putting as a comparison targeting a certain demographics?

Does the beer ban affect only Igbos or Hausas as well?

Banning cow grazing is discriminatory because it is targeted at the Fulani. It is xenophobic and unconstitutional.

MalcoImX:
Is there any cultural or religious prohibition on you for cows?

Is what you're putting as a comparison targeting a certain demographics?

Does the beer ban affect only Igbos or Hausas as well?

Banning cow grazing is discriminatory because it is targeted at the Fulani. It is xenophobic and unconstitutional.

Is there any section of constitution prohibiting piggery and alcohol business?

Ban of pig and beer business affect non-muslims.

Banning piggery and beer business is discriminatory because it is targeted at the non-muslims . It is unconstitutional.

joyandfaith:


Is there any section of constitution prohibiting piggery and alcohol business?

Ban of pig and beer business affect non-muslims.

Banning piggery and beer business is discriminatory because it is targeted at the non-muslims . It is unconstitutioal.

In what way is beer selling a cultural heritage for the Igbo?

And pig farming is in no way a problem in the North. It's only that the Muslims don't engage in it.

So correct your submission

MalcoImX:


In what way is beer selling a cultural heritage for the Igbo?

And pig farming is in no way a problem in the North. It's only that the Muslims don't engage in it.

So correct your submission

Is there any section of constitution prohibiting piggery and alcohol business?

Ban of pig and beer business affect non-muslims.

Banning piggery and beer business is discriminatory because it is targeted at the non-muslims . It is unconstitutioal.

LMAO. Tiny fulanis are so full of themselves as shown by the OP. Don't worry yourself. Soon southerners will show you the stuff they're made of.

joyandfaith:



Is there any section of constitution prohibiting piggery and alcohol business?

Ban of pig and beer business affect non-muslims.

Banning piggery and beer business is discriminatory because it is targeted at the non-muslims . It is unconstitutioal.

Constitutions are interpreted

You won't find specifically where beer selling or spare parts selling are mentioned specifically. But anything that's seen as inimical to the well-bei of society can be deliberated on by law

Therefore, if it seems reasonable that cattle rearing infringes on your rights, laws must be made prohibiting it.

The contention most have ragarding this law is that it is political and dangerous.

MalcoImX:
Is there any cultural or religious prohibition on you for cows?

Is what you're putting as a comparison targeting a certain demographics?

Does the beer ban affect only Igbos or Hausas as well?

Banning cow grazing is discriminatory because it is targeted at the Fulani. It is xenophobic and unconstitutional.

We bury our ancestors on our land and farms imagine cows pissing on their head and grave

It's not so na

So take your cow and keep them in your land

MalcoImX:


Constitutions are interpreted

You won't find specifically where beer selling or spare parts selling are mentioned specifically. But anything that's seen as inimical to the well-bei of society can be deliberated on by law

Therefore, if it seems reasonable that cattle rearing infringes on your rights, laws must be made prohibiting it.

The contention most have ragarding this law is that it is political and dangerous.

As buhari said we are a dot nation less than half Niger state if cows are allowed to room where would we farm

The rest are forest where we believe our ancestors reside so no cows can be allowed there

mrvitalis:

As buhari said we are a dot nation less than half Niger state if cows are allowed to room where would we farm

The rest are forest where we believe our ancestors reside so no cows can be allowed there

That's your problem

Where did Buhari da say Igbo is a dot in a circle?

MalcoImX:


Constitutions are interpreted

You won't find specifically where beer selling or spare parts selling are mentioned specifically. But anything that's seen as inimical to the well-bei of society can be deliberated on by law

Therefore, if it seems reasonable that cattle rearing infringes on your rights, laws must be made prohibiting it.

The contention most have ragarding this law is that it is political and dangerous.

Constitutions are interpreted

You won't find specifically where grazing, beer selling or spare parts selling are mentioned specifically. But anything that's seen as inimical to security of society can be deliberated on by law. Open grazing is dangerous to society.

Therefore, if it seems reasonable that cattle rearing infringes on your rights, laws must be made prohibiting it. Laws have been made by most states prohibiting open grazing.
Laws have been made prohibiting certain legal business due to security concerns -okada business, hawking in express for examples.

mrvitalis:

We bury our ancestors on our land and farms imagine cows pissing on their head and grave

It's not so na

So take your cow and keep them in your land

Was the law framed like that?

But still, even in the North, you can't graze on graveyard or protected areas.

Know also that the North too has herder-farmer clashes but is treated as wrongs to be tackled by law, not as an ethnic affair.

joyandfaith:



Constitutions are interpreted

You won't find specifically where grazing, beer selling or spare parts selling are mentioned specifically. But anything that's seen as inimical to security of society can be deliberated on by law. Open grazing is dangerous to society.

Therefore, if it seems reasonable that cattle rearing infringes on your rights, laws must be made prohibiting it. Laws have been made by most states prohibiting open grazing.
Laws have been made prohibiting certain legal business due to security concerns -okada business, hawking in express for examples.

OK you're getting it now

It is acceptable if it's done to protect the society, but most view the grazing ban as politics, that's why it is contentious.

MalcoImX:
Was the law framed like that?

But still, even in the North, you can't graze on graveyard or protected areas.

Know also that the North too has herder-farmer clashes but is treated as wrongs to be tackled by law, not as an ethnic affair.

We don't want fulanis grazing in our small land ..graze in the north bring your cows to south to sale if u want

How is it too hard to get

We don't even have enough to farm not to talk of grazing

MalcoImX:
That's your problem

Where did Buhari da say Igbo is a dot in a circle?

U are from the moon na ...igbos don't have land to graze we don't even have enough land to farm

mrvitalis:

U are from the moon na ...igbos don't have land to graze we don't even have enough land to farm

That dot refers to iPoB o!

Don't misquote Buhari.

Except if you want to say you're one.

MalcoImX:
.... to the extent that someone wrote that 'One day the Hausas will fight and reclaim their lands from the Fulani.'

Whatever that means.

A case of my hates, projections and complexes must be yours.

Honestly, it's gory and sickening.

Anyone who understands this!!

I will never bring myself into the gutter by arguing with an Almajari who was born by the road side. You can go and start an argument with fellow Almajaris from Chad, Niger and Mali.

RichBoy247:


I will never bring myself into the gutter by arguing with an Almajari who was born by the road side. You can go and start an argument with fellow Almajaris from Chad, Niger and Mali.

This one na real Kanu boy.

MalcoImX:
Is there any cultural or religious prohibition on you for cows?

Is what you're putting as a comparison targeting a certain demographics?

Does the beer ban affect only Igbos or Hausas as well?

Banning cow grazing is discriminatory because it is targeted at the Fulani. It is xenophobic and unconstitutional.

Open cow grazing is an existential threat to southerners, more important than culture or religion. Culture and religion can not exist without humans.

Elliot2:
Open cow grazing is an existential threat to southerners, more important than culture or religion. Culture and religion can not exist without humans.

What's next after the ban?

Every adversity have a seed if equal and greater benefit.

This law made to disgrace Buhari may be to the advantage of the cattle rearers. One way or the other they'll realize that they are just unwanted and maybe settle down in the North.

It's better for the Igbos (as they started to do) to come and buy here and go and sell in the East.

If you burn the cows or steal the onions, it's your brothers' own you ransacked.

MalcoImX:


That dot refers to iPoB o!

Don't misquote Buhari.

Except if you want to say you're one.

Ipob have business all.over.nigeria right ?

Bros igbos don't have land for grazing

Psychological reversal at play here.

MalcoImX:


What's next after the ban?

Every adversity have a seed if equal and greater benefit.

This law made to disgrace Buhari may be to the advantage of the cattle rearers. One way or the other they'll realize that they are just unwanted and maybe settle down in the North.

It's better for the Igbos (as they started to do) to come and buy here and go and sell in the East.

If you burn the cows or steal the onions, it's your brothers' own you ransacked.

Now you are discussing in the language of logical men and not cows. The advantages for herders and even the farmers are too numerous to count. From stopping cattle rustling to avoidance of clashes between them and farmers which results in avoidable deaths, to also the dignity of being humans. The culture of herding cows from one place to another which set the herders to predictable danger is archaic, whereas the real owners called alhajis are in the towns enjoying modern life while most times very young boys and men are set for such voyages. The era of nomadic movements should come to an end, and let everyone of them be integrated into the urban and modern life: let them ranch their cows, let them go to school and pursue other life ventures and dreams. History would be fair to them as far as nomadic history is discussed by generations to come. They have made history. Now is time to join the rest of the world. The idea of living in secluded places and not wanting to live among others peacefully is wrong. We are all one big human race. Fighting wars to show superiority and conquest is not fashionable at all. Everyone of them needs to sheet their swords and negotiate. They have the means to purchase lands for ranching, let them buy and do it just like every business person does.

Elliot2:
Now you are discussing in the language of logical men and not cows. The advantages for herders and even the farmers are too numerous to count. From stopping cattle rustling to avoidance of clashes between them and farmers which results in avoidable deaths, to also the dignity of being humans. The culture of herding cows from one place to another which set the herders to predictable danger is archaic, whereas the real owners called alhajis are in the towns enjoying modern life while most times very young boys and men are set for such voyages. The era of nomadic movements should come to an end, and let everyone of them be integrated into the urban and modern life: let them ranch their cows, let them go to school and pursue other life ventures and dreams. History would be fair to them as far as nomadic history is discussed by generations to come. They have made history. Now is time to join the rest of the world. The idea of living in secluded places and not wanting to live among others peacefully is wrong. We are all one big human race. Fighting wars to show superiority and conquest is not fashionable at all. Everyone of them needs to sheet their swords and negotiate. They have the means to purchase lands for ranching, let them buy and do it just like every business person does.

Good.

The complaints, it is believed by many, is the measures could be political. Some believe that all this is directed at Buhari and may go away once he's not there, since it has always been managed for centuries before now.

Getting back to your suggestions, in the North, they don't even need to buy any land. They mostly set up camps and nobody disturbs them.

The issue is fodder, which necessitates movement once it's low.

Growing fodder and buying it is the solution.

It needs organization but not impossible. Being used to a certain way of life may take time to change.

This is the reason why Buhari has failed as a leader. Instead of looking at an argument based on its merits, he'll brush it aside as politically motivated and unto the opposition. From a leader that's plain wrong.

Yes, it may take time, it should be done. The needless deaths have become too much. Combining this with what's happening in the northeast, and with bandits/kidnappers all over the country, is it any surprise secession calls have become mainstream again?

This level of insecurity coupled with the economic hardship all over the country has got us here. Good leaders would rise to the occasion but apparently not these ones who are more interested in the blame game, their pockets, or generally just lack ideas.

MalcoImX:
Good.

The complaints, it is believed by many, is the measures could be political. Some believe that all this is directed at Buhari and may go away once he's not there, since it has always been managed for centuries before now.

Getting back to your suggestions, in the North, they don't even need to buy any land. They mostly set up camps and nobody disturbs them.

The issue is fodder, which necessitates movement once it's low.

Growing fodder and buying it is the solution.

It needs organization but not impossible. Being used to a certain way of life may take time to change.

MalcoImX:
.... to the extent that someone wrote that 'One day the Hausas will fight and reclaim their lands from the Fulani.'

Whatever that means.

A case of my hates, projections and complexes must be yours.

Honestly, it's gory and sickening.

Anyone who understands this!!

Fulani bitch. Bring your cows to Delta state if you know your skull isn't empty. We will use you as a scapegoat

MalcoImX:
Is there any cultural or religious prohibition on you for cows?

Is what you're putting as a comparison targeting a certain demographics?

Does the beer ban affect only Igbos or Hausas as well?

Banning cow grazing is discriminatory because it is targeted at the Fulani. It is xenophobic and unconstitutional.

Is cow grazing constitutional? Must be ment! Imagine Cow grazing in this 21st century? Na ment? Usel..ess folks.