Ndi ara. Onye beribe. I blame Awo and Zik for forcing those cretins on the rest of us.

Where the wife?

adenigga:


Source: https://punchng.com/one-injured-as-fulani-clan-clashes-over-who-inherits-family-heads-widow/?amp

Kai! Kai! Who does this? This people life tire me!

donbachi:
Dem go drag people farmland,thief cows and kill farmland owner.na,dem done dey kill dem sef,dey collect wife.

expire wife for that matter

yanabasee1:
These people and their love for puna....


They pretend the most but would do anything to get into any cunt they see.... be it a baby cunt or an aged cunt....

sometimes goat and cows

theTranslator:
it only takes place among kings
It's to take care of the late man's wife
Not the other way that you do

Besides the men to inherit the woman are always reluctant and the practice is dying rapidly if not dead yet

The thing is: you guys are always quick to point out the dust in others' eyes without taking off the log in yours. The issue is not whether the practice is dying or not or whether it takes place amongst kings. My point is: the yoruba people practice it. That's simple. The motive is non-consequential to the argument.

See the thing is I am a Fulani from Kwara, speak fulfude and yoruba languages and I am aware of the practice of 'Opo'. In fact, the Yoruba people I know who practiced this are in no way kings at all. They are from Ibadan so please don't let us deceive ourselves.

LegalWolf:


The thing is: you guys are always quick to point out the dust in others' eyes without taking off the log in yours. The issue is not whether the practice is dying or not or whether it takes place amongst kings. My point is: the yoruba people practice it. That's simple. The motive is non-consequential to the argument.

See the thing is I am a Fulani from Kwara, speak fulfude and yoruba languages and I am aware of the practice of 'Opo'. In fact, the Yoruba people I know who practiced this are in no way kings at all. They are from Ibadan so please don't let us deceive ourselves.

Show me proof

Perkins2018:


Which Yoruba? You better keep your ignorant mouth shut.

Its always sweet to point to the dust in other people's eyes why clearly ignoring the log in yours. I live amongst the Yoruba people and I speak the yoruba language fluently, even better than Fulfude. However, this practice is equally prevalent in Yorubaland. It is called 'Opo'. You can ask your elders to confirm this for you.

Fulani bashing is the new norm and I can't blame you people. This current disaster of an administration has magnified the latent hate you all have for us. But denying fact just to prove a non-existent point is dishonest. Not all Fulbe practices are in tandem with modern reality, same with the Yoruba and Ibo and all other cultures. After all, there is nothing constant in life than change

Gerrard59:


A family affair. How is this comparable to Fulani herdsmen ransacking farmers and obliterating an entire village whose inhabitants are predominantly indigenous Christians? A Fulani injuring another (not gruesome murders like in Southern Kaduna) is totally different from Fulanis deliberately slaughtering Christians in Northern Nigeria.

As usual, sidestepping the actual issues about the genocide ongoing against Northern Nigeria's Christians.

My friend, you always muddle up the narrative. Is the Communities attacked by bandits in Zamfara, Katsina and Sokoto "predominantly indigenous Christians"? What about the current hotbed - Niger state? Why are you not charging the ongoing onslaught on those communities are ethnic cleansing? Afterall the media claim the attackers in all these instances are "suspected fulani herdsmen"? For your knowledge, these places are predominated by mixture of Hausa and Fulani people. Or the Fulani ethnically cleansing themselves? Does that make sense to you?

Its unfortunate there is crisis in all these places and the government (both at state and federal are not doing not enough). But it is not coordinated and neither is it ethnic cleansing. The criminals are taking advantage of the absence of government to carry out reprehensible conduct.

Again, I assume I am talking to an adult who recalled the incidents ore 2010. Between 2011 and 2015, there were a lot of attacks in Plateau. In fact, it was alleged at some quarters that the Fulani are ethnically cleansing the berom and other indigenous christians. But upon Lalong's inauguration and genuine efforts, when last did you hear of crisis in Jos?

theTranslator:

Show me proof

Proof of what exactly? You conceded yourself that it is practiced amongst kings, so what better proof do I have than admission?

Useless country

Evil people. I once ran into this African guy in the US. He said he is from Senegal. Being someone conversant with events and politics across Africa to an extent, we got talking about issues in his country. Then I tried switching the topic to Nigeria, and stated that one of the many problems we are having now are fulani herdsmen going around killing people. The next thing he said really shocked me. "I am Fulani, my people are very violent. They like going around with arms, guns, etc" First surprise was that I didn't know or guess that he is fulani too. But his honesty and the way he referred to his kinsmen really says a lot. The guy had his little son with him and both were communicating in English in an American accent. I suppose he has stayed long enough in the US, and is quote open to discuss freely about issues.

LegalWolf:


My friend, you always muddle up the narrative. Is the Communities attacked by bandits in Zamfara, Katsina and Sokoto "predominantly indigenous Christians"? What about the current hotbed - Niger state? Why are you not charging the ongoing onslaught on those communities are ethnic cleansing? Afterall the media claim the attackers in all these instances are "suspected fulani herdsmen"? For your knowledge, these places are predominated by mixture of Hausa and Fulani people. Or the Fulani ethnically cleansing themselves? Does that make sense to you?

Its unfortunate there is crisis in all these places and the government (both at state and federal are not doing not enough). But it is not coordinated and neither is it ethnic cleansing. The criminals are taking advantage of the absence of government to carry out reprehensible conduct.

Again, I assume I am talking to an adult who recalled the incidents ore 2010. Between 2011 and 2015, there were a lot of attacks in Plateau. In fact, it was alleged at some quarters that the Fulani are ethnically cleansing the berom and other indigenous christians. But upon Lalong's inauguration and genuine efforts, when last did you hear of crisis in Jos?

See this web site. It track genocide incidents around the world. Nigeria has been added to the list. Check incidents by year and you will see that entry of Buhari changed something in them. They became bolder to head south. http://www.genocidewatch.com/nigeria

LegalWolf:


My friend, you always muddle up the narrative. Is the Communities attacked by bandits in Zamfara, Katsina and Sokoto "predominantly indigenous Christians"? What about the current hotbed - Niger state? Why are you not charging the ongoing onslaught on those communities are ethnic cleansing?

So cleaning out ethnic groups which aren't Fulani isn't ethnic cleansing? There are many ethnic minorities in Northern Nigeria, most of whom are Christians or animists while some are Muslims. Lying through your bare fingers that a deliberate obliteration of these people isn't ethnic cleansing is highly despicable!

Afterall the media claim the attackers in all these instances are "suspected fulani herdsmen"? For your knowledge, these places are predominated by mixture of Hausa and Fulani people. Or the Fulani ethnically cleansing themselves? Does that make sense to you?

Every knowledgeable bloke knows that Fulanis overpowered the ethnic Hausa people through conquest and imposed Islam on them (Islam got into Nigeria via its usual means - jihad). So, the Fulanis of today are repeating what your forefather - Usman Dan Fodio - did - conquering communities and lands through jihad. Nothing new.

Its unfortunate there is crisis in all these places and the government (both at state and federal are not doing not enough). But it is not coordinated and neither is it ethnic cleansing. The criminals are taking advantage of the absence of government to carry out reprehensible conduct

.

Big fat lie! What's not coordinated when women and children are told to hide in a school from maurading Fulani jihadists only for signal to be given to the same jihadists who went directly to the hideout and slaughtered 27 people?

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/abandoned-to-their-fate

https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-new-war-against-africas-christians-11576880200

Again, I assume I am talking to an adult who recalled the incidents ore 2010. Between 2011 and 2015, there were a lot of attacks in Plateau. In fact, it was alleged at some quarters that the Fulani are ethnically cleansing the berom and other indigenous christians. But upon Lalong's inauguration and genuine efforts, when last did you hear of crisis in Jos?

You mean the same period more than 500 people were killed and thousands displaced in incidents orchestrated by senior officials in today's government?

I don't expect anything useful from a Judas Iscariot in the Plateau, not today or tomorrow. I'm sure you love him wholeheartedly for his perfidious ways.

PARACLETOS:
Who will marry Buhari's wife when he died

Pantami and Malami will fight over marrying her.

How do you expect animals to behave ?

VEHINTOLAR:
How do you expect animals to behave ?

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I Wonder oooo.....

It must be a child bride the reason they are fighting.

If na old woman dem no go kill themselves.

Pedophiles

Vulcanheph:
Inheriting a widow

This People are really stuck in the Stone age.

Maxymilliano:


Backward reasoning nonentities ...

Igbos has same tradition b4. I don’t know of Yorubas.

Should have allowed them to kill each other, backward set of nonentities..... spits

LegalWolf:


My friend, you always muddle up the narrative. Is the Communities attacked by bandits in Zamfara, Katsina and Sokoto "predominantly indigenous Christians"? What about the current hotbed - Niger state? Why are you not charging the ongoing onslaught on those communities are ethnic cleansing? Afterall the media claim the attackers in all these instances are "suspected fulani herdsmen"? For your knowledge, these places are predominated by mixture of Hausa and Fulani people. Or the Fulani ethnically cleansing themselves? Does that make sense to you?

Its unfortunate there is crisis in all these places and the government (both at state and federal are not doing not enough). But it is not coordinated and neither is it ethnic cleansing. The criminals are taking advantage of the absence of government to carry out reprehensible conduct.

Again, I assume I am talking to an adult who recalled the incidents ore 2010. Between 2011 and 2015, there were a lot of attacks in Plateau. In fact, it was alleged at some quarters that the Fulani are ethnically cleansing the berom and other indigenous christians. But upon Lalong's inauguration and genuine efforts, when last did you hear of crisis in Jos?

They may not be majority xtians but they are also not majority fulani....it is only those that don't knw the terrain that will accept ur line ot tot....Those states are made of diverse tribes who speak hausa for uniformity....

The areas in Niger are mainly Gwari/Nupe dominated. Kajuru whose Emir was recently abducted is a mainly non-fulani area in southern kaduna. Kebbi/zamfara have a lot of non fulani tribes...some local givt even have 2 or 3...atleast I knw this for sure

I want to see the widow's picture....

These fulanis human life is nothing to them

With all the problems we are facing, these people are fighting on inheritance

LegalWolf:


Its always sweet to point to the dust in other people's eyes why clearly ignoring the log in yours. I live amongst the Yoruba people and I speak the yoruba language fluently, even better than Fulfude. However, this practice is equally prevalent in Yorubaland. It is called 'Opo'. You can ask your elders to confirm this for you.

Fulani bashing is the new norm and I can't blame you people. This current disaster of an administration has magnified the latent hate you all have for us. But denying fact just to prove a non-existent point is dishonest. Not all Fulbe practices are in tandem with modern reality, same with the Yoruba and Ibo and all other cultures. After all, there is nothing constant in life than change

I only corrected your misinformation. you said Yoruba still practice it to this day which is a lie. I only heard it in history. nobody in this generation has witnessed it. You are probably a fulani from kwara. Tell me if you have seen anybody practised it.

wetin be my own:carry the matter go meet their family elder for aso rock make im settle am for them now.

Perkins2018:


I only corrected your misinformation. you said Yoruba still practice it to this day which is a lie. I only heard it in history. nobody in this generation has witnessed it. You are probably a fulani from kwara. Tell me if you have seen anybody practised it.

To answer your question, yes I am a Fulani from Kwara. Now to the point of the matter, I have seen people practice it and it is even done till date. Like till date. I know an Ibadan man who died and they married his wife to his younger brother. In fact, a neighbor of mine in Lagos married his cousin’s wife. I eventually found out that in Yorubaland, the elder brother doesn’t marry the wife of his deceased younger brother. It can only happen the other way round. In the instance I am talking about, the deceased does not have a younger brother. In fact, they are from ikoyi in osun state (that was when I knew there was a town called ikoyi in osun). So please don’t lie to yourself and form woke on the net, this is a custom still existing and your denial won’t change that fact!

Now you’ll ask for evidence, am I to go the wife’s house and tell her to take a picture with me just to convince a person that’ll still doubt? If you’re being honest with yourself, ask around. The “Opo” institution is still existing and enduring in Yoruba land.

LegalWolf:


To answer your question, yes I am a Fulani from Kwara. Now to the point of the matter, I have seen people practice it and it is even done till date. Like till date. I know an Ibadan man who died and they married his wife to his younger brother. In fact, a neighbor of mine in Lagos married his cousin’s wife. I eventually found out that in Yorubaland, the elder brother doesn’t marry the wife of his deceased younger brother. It can only happen the other way round. In the instance I am talking about, the deceased does not have a younger brother. In fact, they are from ikoyi in osun state (that was when I knew there was a town called ikoyi in osun). So please don’t lie to yourself and form woke on the net, this is a custom still existing and your denial won’t change that fact!

Now you’ll ask for evidence, am I to go the wife’s house and tell her to take a picture with me just to convince a person that’ll still doubt? If you’re being honest with yourself, ask around. The “Opo” institution is still existing and enduring in Yoruba land.

I'm from ondo state and I have never seen such. Anyone practicing such is backward Yoruba or not.

If these people will attack family, who be outsider?