Be vigilante. Don't let them catch you off guard. Otherwise, na soil you go carry do blanket.

NaijirianKing:
You may be right if you are going by Yoruba customs and cultural norms.

However, in Fulani controlled areas there is no distinction based on state or even country. The Fulani is a global citizen and the Fulani isn't concerned with artificial borders drawn by colonialists meant to divide one people.

For example, there are villages in Chad, Mali, Niger, and even Cameroon where the Fulani may spend half the year, and the remaining half in Nigeria, will you now tell me that they are not Nigerian because they have family that they visit and live with on another side of an imaginary line?

I'm sure if you look at this logically you will understand. Anywhere the Fulani sees his brother gives him the same rights that his brother has to the land.

You dey ment? When did Fulani become indigenous to Ilorin? Na ment? Or did you think because you migrated from your accursed chad, Mali etc, made Ilorin your place? If the stupid Hausa allowed it on their land, Ilorin won't! Sink that into your skull! Na ment?