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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Tochj(m): 11:48pm On Jan 03, 2022
CaptainAyub:
They should invite ESN grin
Fulani terrorists can only carry out hit and run attacks on the Igbo communities that have boundary with the north.
If na to occupy even one farmlands, dem no fit try am again
Don't be surprised that member of the community will be here on Nairaland Calling MNK all sorts of names.
Nigerians are not ready for freedom
Only Biafra is
And that's why they are fighting us.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by JooEeL(m): 11:53pm On Jan 03, 2022
Walkee:
lmao what are Fulani herdsmen up to?
Na today herders /farmers crisis start? Fulanis are exercising Dutch courage because Buhari is president and he's too weak to punish his tribesmen. By the way, 90% of banditry is in the north west, are they up to something killing themselves in zamfara and katsina?

Balewa was not a Fulani.
Fulani aren't invading anywhere.
What the north are doing is a pseudo response to militancy. They got jealous that kidnappers were earning billions in the Niger deltas. They advocated amnesty for Boko Haram which didn't work so they resorted to banditry.
Buhari will be leaving office next year, when are the fulanis invading the South? Why haven't they done it the past 7 years?
You people will just sit down and allow a foolish conspiracy theorist to be deceiving you

Hmmn, amnesty-seeking fulanidiots indeed. It was amnesty when they tried to steal Illorin from Yoruba abi? It was amnesty when they installed Emirs and Sardaunas in about 16 states in the north. So you think we have not read the letter they sent to Ortom on Jan 1 2018? You guys are already a failed species. The time of your slimy serpentine tricks is up.

May God punish the Sahel-invading desert worms. Amnesty indeed.

You must think you are talking to jokers!

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Wiifesnatcher(m): 11:54pm On Jan 03, 2022
Walkee:
that tribe is an absolute joke. The moment I saw the thread I knew 100% they were going to litter the thread with Nnamdi Kanu. They are always happy when bad things happen to others but run to twitter to cry genocide when it's happening to them. Tuueeeh.
There are over 250 ethnic groups in Nigeria, they are the only ones who rejoice when bad things happen


those unthinkable specimen are just a pain in the butt, I don't see any different between Igbo and Fulani, the only different is one travel abroad for immigration and civil disobedience while the latter immigrate to destroy lives and properties



those two tribes are cursed to humanity

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by JooEeL(m): 11:56pm On Jan 03, 2022
Walkee:
according to the report, it is a farming camp, most likely a settlement deep inside bush. The Herdsmen were running away after being dealt with in okada. It's normal for them overwhelm a few farmers in a camp deep inside forest. I live here in Edo, nobody even talks about Fulani herdsmen since it is not an issue at all. There are no reports of attacks or anything

So you think it is town they will come to claim? You guys think funnily.

They will of course target suburbs and seize the most dispersed settlements. It is tens of years later, you'll realise they have swallowed a chunk of your lands.

Dey there make pant dey wear you.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Walkee: 12:23am On Jan 04, 2022
JooEeL:


Hmmn, amnesty-seeking fulanidiots indeed. It was amnesty when they tried to steal Illorin from Yoruba abi? It was amnesty when they installed Emirs and Sardaunas in about 16 states in the north. So you think we have not read the letter they sent to Ortom on Jan 1 2018? You guys are already a failed species. The time of your slimy serpentine tricks is up.

May God punish the Sahel-invading desert worms. Amnesty indeed.

You must think you are talking to jokers!
do you have a boil in your brain?
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by TolaniLuv: 12:23am On Jan 04, 2022
Fake news!
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by nedekid: 12:26am On Jan 04, 2022
PrinceOfLagos:
Edo boys that I know are no weaklings like Ibarapa people that ran and abandoned there ancestry lands, wife and children to fulani people

But I pray peace returns
We know edo boys are no weakling, true. Afterall we see the aftermath of their cult wars.
Well in this case, we are not talking of locally fabricated pistols or pump action shot guns. The fulani heardmen are armed with proper weapons of death, ie Ak 47 "assault rifles" complimented with belt fed machine guns, rpg, granades and their infamous "Dagger"!
Finally the are backed with federal might.
So just as ibarapa folks could not do much, so as the edolites might not have the capacity to do much too, because the system wount let them arm themselves to fight back.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by BoBiafra(m): 12:35am On Jan 04, 2022
The Fulanisation of Nigeria and the perfidy of the British .


Perhaps the most insightful and concise contribution that I have read about the history of the Fulani and their inordinate ambition and insatiable thirst for domination and conquest was provided by Mr. Gbonkas Ebiri.

His research and analysis of this topic is as historically accurate as it is outstanding. Permit me to share his words.


“Kingdoms that accommodated Fulani herdsmen in the past were eventually overthrown by the Fulani. In all situations, these herdsmen took up arms and fought for a Fulani leader to overthrow the kingdoms that accommodated them and their cattle. Examples in history:

The first Fulani Jihad was at Futa Jallon. Fulani pastoralists migrated here in large numbers from North Africa in the 1600’s (they migrated in smaller factions earlier).



Futa Jallon was a mountainous rich agricultural land. Shortly after the Pastoralist migrations, Fulani clerics migrated as well. they were called Ulamas.

In 1726, the Fulani community elected one of their own by the name Ibrahim Musa as their leader and gave him the title of Al – Imam (Leader of the Muslim community). Shortly after his election he proclaimed a jihad against the local rulers of the region and enlisted the herdsmen as soldiers in his Jihad.


His successor after his death and new Al- Iman, Ibrahim Sori completed the Jihad in 1776. The new Fulani aristocracy drove out many of the natives. Those they did not drive out, they enslaved.

Slave trade thrived in the region after the Jihad, this was when the slave castle at Goree Island (Point of no return) was built. They captured mostly the people of the Mandika tribe (this was the tribe of Kunta Kinte).


Another region not far from Futa Jallon was Futa Toro. It was rich in Agriculture and the stretch of the Senegal river passed through it. By the banks of this river was fertile farmlands.

This region was of great important to the Fulani pastoralists who migrated to the region around the same time they migrated to Futa Jallon. They could have the cattle feed and drink by the banks of the river. Shortly after the herdsmen arrived, clerics migrated as well.


They formed the majority of the Torobde clerics. A Fulani cleric called Sulayman Bal was nominated by the clerics as the spiritual leader. in the year 1776, Sulayman Bal launched a Jihad against the Denyanke dynasty and enlisted herdsmen into his army of the faithful.

They were overthrown and replaced with a new aristocracy of Fulani leaders. He died while trying to expand the empire to the regions of Trarzas. His successor, Abd al- Qadir completed the expansion and expanded the empire Southeast.

In our own Nigeria, the Fulani migrated as herdsmen and lived in communities. As at the time Dan Fodio arrived, they had Fulani leaders in almost all the Hausa City states with a large concentration in Katsina and Kano.

These leaders included Moyijo at Kebbi, Mohammadu Namoda at Zamfara, Salihu and Mohamadu Dabo of Kano. Very much like the previous Jihads, Dan Fodio was recognized as the leading cleric and given the title of ‘Sarkin Musulmi.’ (Leader of the Faithful).

He formed a community after his confrontation with the authorities at Gobir and called on the faithfuls to join him, from the community he lauched his Jihad.

Majority of his soldiers were herdsmen and another faction natives that fell for his charismatic leadership. Dan Fodio would eventually give flags of leadership to the Fulani leaders of the various Hausa cities.

By far, the Dan Fodio’s Jihad was the most successful and all Fulani Jihads in West Africa. He would also replace the Hausa kings with Fulani aristocrats, and like the previous Fulbe leaders, the new empire was hostile to the natives.

Their lands were taken from them and they were relegated to second class citizens in their ancestral homeland. Many of them were forced into slavery under an oppressive feudal system and others sold to Arab slave traders.

At Ilorin, the shortsighted rebel Afonja made it so easy for the Fulani to get rid of him. Unlike the other kingdoms where they migrated on their free will and chose their spiritual leader, Afonja personally wooed the Fulani to his kingdom and appointed Alimi as the cleric of the province.

Both vital foundations for a fulani takeover was given on a platter of gold by warlord. very much as in all cases, the Fulani got rid of him and ensured the throne of Ilorin for their kinsman.

So far they have not been able to invade beyond Ilorin. The warriors at Ibadan fought them back as well as Benin warriors. To conquer the south, it is important to have Fulani herdsmen and clerics stationed in the land.

It is important to indoctrinate natives who profess same religion with them to trade ther ancestry for a religious theocracy of a divine cleric.

Among the Yoruba people, they will succeed as they did in the old Ilorin emirates when many natives of old Oyo empire enlisted in the army of Alimi’s descendants to invade villages under Oyo and capture their fellow kinsmen as slaves to be sold to the Portuguese.

All observations of history prove beyond doubt that giving colonies and settlements to Fulani people under the guise of land for grazing is very dangerous.

The Fulani is obsessed to conquer the South and take it from the ancestral owners like they did to the Hausas. The South owns the Ports and oil. It owns the best companies and rainforests. That is what they secretly want and not grazing land for cows.

With scattered Fulani settlements in the south, they will bring their clerics and launch a new phase of Jihads from our base…. Cattle colonies is a plan to conquer the South.

Herdsmen are foot soldiers of the Fulani empire and the demand for lands in the South is a first step in future to take over the ancestral lands of the Southern people”. (CONCLUDED).

I commend Mr. Ebiri for his courageous submission and I wholeheartedly concur with his conclusions and findings. He has said it all and there is very little left to say.

It is left for the Nigerian people to either resist the attempt to Fulanise their entire nation by learning from the lessons of history, increasing their depth of knowledge, creating awareness about the formidable challenges with which they are faced and rise to the occassion or they can sit back, act as if there is no danger or threat and be indoctrinated, stripped of all they have and all they are, conquered, dehumanised, enslaved and overwhelmed. The choice is ours.

And if anyone still doubts the assertion that we are in mortal danger I would urge them to read the words of Professor Ango Abdullahi, the spokesman of the Northern Elders Forum and a leading member of the Fulani cabal, in a recent interview with the Sunday Vanguard Newspaper where he told us “why herdsmen must kill”, where he sought to defend, justify and rationalise the bestial and barbaric acts of mass murder, genocide and ethnic cleansing that the Fulani herdsmen and terrorists have unleashed on the people of the south and the Middle Belt and where he claimed that the British had “granted” what he described as “grazing routes” in the Middle Belt and the south to the Fulani terrorists and herdsmen as far back as 1914!

Never in the history of our country, other than during the civil war, has mass murder, genocide, ethnic cleansing, the slaughter of infants and babies, rape, destruction and the burning and pillaging and violent occupation of other peooles lands and homes been justified and defended in this way.

Professor Abdullahi has proved to the world that we are a nation where human life has no meaning and has no value.

His views reveal nothing but madness in its most brazen form and the truth is that this reckless elderly man is playing with fire and is courting nothing but disaster for his Fulani people. Simply put he is begging for war.

I am disgusted and appauled by his cold-blooded, blood-thirsty and blood-lusting mindset but I cannot say that I am surprised. That is their way and these are their thoughts!

In addition to Abdullahi’s absurd and provocative submissions the skeptics shoud also read Professor Umar Muhammed Labdo’s insulting assertions about Fulani supremacy and the Fulani being “born and destined to rule” over the whole of Nigeria.

If, after reading the contributions of these two supposedly “learned” Fulani men, some still do not understand what is going on or that we have a major challenge in this country, then such persons are indeed part of the problem and are in dire need of help.

Permit me to end the concluding part of this essay with the following.

To those who say that my words are too blunt, plain and harsh and that suggest that I should be more circumspect and temperate when discussing the powers that be in our country, the state of our nation, the Fulani invasion and our ruling Caliph, I say the following: I am the Servant of Truth and the Voice of the Voiceless.

If I do not speak up and say what others know but dare not say who will speak for the downtrodden, the enslaved, the weak, the oppressed, the slaughtered and the silent majority?

It is a calling and I cannot but do as I do and say as I say. I cannot but speak bluntly and plainly, calling a spade a spade.

In any case bullies, tyrants, conquering foreign hordes and alien invaders neither understand subtlety and restraint nor do they appreciate its nuances.

Worse still they misconstrue gentle words and a kind and generous disposition for weakness and this fuels and feeds their appetite for bestial acts and tyranny and encourages their naked aggression.

Unlike most I fear not the heathan hordes that seek to conquer and enslave our people nor the bloody sword or the mighty roar of the uncircumcised Philistines.

I fear not the armies of Rome nor the occultic Egyptians with their satanic covenants, ancient spells and powerful invocations.

And neither will I bow, quiver or tremble before the Chaldeans or the Amalekites that rule our land with their unelenting display of violence, barbarity and cruelty.

I am led by the Holy Spirit of the Living God and I trust in Him for all. He is my strength, my shield, my glory and the lifter of my head.

I am in the Lord’s power and hands and not in that of my adversaries or the enemies of my people. Most importantly I am persuaded that He will never leave me or forsake me.

I am also guided by the wise counsel of our very own Nobel Laureate and celebrated bard, Professor Wole Soyinka, who wrote the following historic and powerful words in his famous book titled, ‘The Man Died’ many years ago.

He wrote, “the man died in him who remained silent in the face of tyranny”.

Today I proclaim, may the man never die in any of us.

Again I am inspired by the compelling, beautiful and eternal words written by the great 19th century author and English sage, Thomas Babington Macauly, in his famous poem titled ‘Lays Of Ancient Rome’. He wrote,

“Then out spake brave Horatius, the Captain of the Gate: to every man upon this earth death cometh soon or late.

And how can man die better than facing fearful odds, for the ashes of his fathers and the temples of his gods.

And for the tender mother who dandled him to rest, And for the wife who nurses his baby at her breast.

And for the holy maidens who feed the eternal flame, to save them from false Sextus that wrought the deed of shame?

Haul down the bridge, Sir Consul, with all the speed ye may; I, with two more to help me, will hold the foe in play”.

Today I pray that we be like brave Horatius and hold the foe in play.

Finally I am strengthened and encouraged by the words of King David in Psalm 27 when he said,

“The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear?

The Lord is the stronghold of my life, of whom shall I be afraid?

When evil doers assail me uttering slanders against me, my adversaries and foes, they shall stumble and fall”.

They say courage is a virtue and the word of the Lord says “perfect love casts out fear”.

I therefore urge each and every one of us to cast out any and every fear of the enemy and of our collective adversaries, no matter what lies ahead or comes our way and, instead, stand firm and strong with heads held up high, giving thanks to God.

Finally we must always remember that it is not how long we live that matters but what we stood for during our soujourn on the earthly plain, no matter how short or brief that sojourn may be.

I would rather speak truth to power, live a short life and die as a free man on my feet than remain silent in the face of slavery, tyranny and evil, and live a long life on my knees.

To Buhari and his Fulani brothers and herdsmen I say this: southern Nigeria will never be Fulanised or conquered and neither will we be Islamised.

We are and shall remain a nation of freeborn men and women, who are proud of our history and heritage and who are prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice in defence of our freedom, our faith, our values, our plurality, our land, our resources and our people.

Any attempt to enslave or subjugate us by guile, deceit, subtefuge or insincere and false notions of intergration and assimilation and the force of arms shall be resisted and shall ultimately fail. Of this I have no doubt.

May the Living God guide and defend us and may He grant us peace and justice.
Vanguard News

The Fulanisation of Nigeria and the perfidy of the British .

February 20, 2018

By Femi Fani-Kayode.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Nobody: 12:39am On Jan 04, 2022
FP is full of idiots
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Bridget95(f): 12:44am On Jan 04, 2022
PrinceOfLagos:

Don't cry if I come hard on you

Better get yourself out of my mention before I put you in your place

Stay away from my mention

Stop quoting me
I am not scared of your empty threats. I will take you to the cleaners if you dare
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Blackdisciple(m): 1:01am On Jan 04, 2022
Obaseki is thinking it's a joke

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by favour32(m): 1:17am On Jan 04, 2022
BKayy:

This was exactly the same thing the people that lost their community today said.

Even if one doubts MNK on many issues, one must acknowledge the fact that Fulani herdsmen are up to something and our ancestral lands have something to do with it.

I am against his Jewish theory which is proven to be a severe inferiority complex and his multi ethnic Biafra but I can never dismiss his Fulani invasion claims. Never, because it is exactly what made the Coupists to overthrow Tafawa Balewa regime.
Something of that magnitude is nothing to be joked with.
So Goodluck
You are a supporter of Fulani herdsmen, however you try to hide.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Nobody: 1:24am On Jan 04, 2022
This is what nnamdi Kanu and igboho fought for but daft Nigerians blinded by propaganda can't see beyond their stinky noses.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by JooEeL(m): 1:26am On Jan 04, 2022
Walkee:
do you have a boil in your brain?

Baba, lo joko je jo.
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Redhot111(m): 1:27am On Jan 04, 2022
JooEeL:


I SUPPORT THEM A MILLION FOLD. THESE FULANI ARE TEACHING ONE-NIGERIAN IDIOTS IN THE LANGUAGE THEY UNDERSTAND.

LONG LIVE THE SHUWA EMIRATE OF THE EDO KINGDOM. cheesy cheesy


This one be like who don mad before.
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by CrystalBliss: 1:30am On Jan 04, 2022
BKayy:

This community as well as many communities to follow suit this year will wish that they have atleast one Kanu in their nation.

There is one thing you can never see me do despite the fact that I see so many flaws in Nnamdi Kanu and that is wishing for his destruction because like the Igbo Proverb say "egbue dike na ọgụ ụlọ..."
No matter how foolish Nnamdi Kanu might sound to some people he has the madness needed to checkmate the incoming madness from Fulani invaders.

Abeg. What has Kanu done except to be pushing others to the war front while himself stays safely away? The most annoying thing is that his foot soldiers killed so many Igbos without Killing a single Fulani.
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by JooEeL(m): 1:59am On Jan 04, 2022
Redhot111:



This one be like who don mad before.

Can't be as mad as people whose first drink in the morning instead of water is kai kai.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Drogunov: 2:08am On Jan 04, 2022
[quote author=Youngjohnosas post=109058398][/quote]

I hope so.
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by dasparrow: 2:23am On Jan 04, 2022
All I can say is shey una want 'one Nigeria'? E go reach una one by one. Dr Mailafia of blessed memory warned you all what is to come. Commodore Olakunle risked his life to come out on Channels TV I believe to tell you people what this government's end goal is. Yet some of you are acting like an ostrich pretending like there is no problem. Wait until these Fulanis begin to target those of you living in the cities and start kidnapping your kids en masse from their respective schools. Na then una go know. Una never see something.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Alexis11: 2:53am On Jan 04, 2022
Asiri1991:







[s]We are Edo and we need no political alliance with you or any other group. Besides, every political alliance with you is faced with insincerity on your part. You want to align everyone to yourself for your selfish interest. Look at how you termed it that the Igbos turned us against you because of Tinubu. Directly, you are stating it here that your supposed alliance with us is solely based on getting the president to your region forgetting that the one you plotted with others to vote out was from my region. Same thing you would do to anyone from Edo. Or, what business does your Lord and saviour have with us to speak on the eve of our governorship election? Is he Edo? Don't accuse anyone of turning us against you. You turned yourself against the rest of the south in 2015. We are wiser now. Edo is Edo and will never be Lagos[/s].

Lol... Your gibberish here and political romance with your fellow losers across the Niger has nothing on the Yorubas though. grin
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Alexis11: 3:02am On Jan 04, 2022
Wiifesnatcher:
it's a shame that when unfortunate happened to fellow southerners, Igbo here will be mocking and insulting them, see them screaming Yoruba and trying to blackmailed Yoruba so that they won't contest with their Fulani candidate in 2023, bunch of idiiots

Well said. Yorubas is their forefathers and generational problem... They are all ready to Atikulate another Fulani in 2023. grin

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by TOPCRUISE(m): 3:10am On Jan 04, 2022
The untouchables have started. Buhari encouraged this menace. When Igboho fought against this he chased him out of Nigeria.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by MASTAkiLLAh(m): 4:44am On Jan 04, 2022
JooEeL:


It's been long I've heard from that omoale buruku Adesina?

Is the idiot still on duty?
he's still on duty o, looking very fine and fresh.
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by elonmuskbaby: 5:07am On Jan 04, 2022
shocked
And the king in that town did nothing about it? shocked
BKayy:

Ibarapa has been renamed to Al-Iba by the Fulani long ago.
Old brown roof Ibarapa doesn't exist any more
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Wokenaija: 5:11am On Jan 04, 2022
Buhari is a terrorist sympathizer (or that’s what he is pretending to be just a “sympathizer”) and he has encouraged these idiots to keep spreading across the country to kill, claim people’s ancestral lands and rape their women. before 2023 they would have positioned themselves properly to unleash pure violence on Nigerians.
Now they are close to FCT (in Niger state) remember how the president of Afghanistan left power to his Terrorists brothers immediately America remove hand. You think Oga Buhari won’t do same when his foot soldiers have successfully spread everywhere and start dishing out violence?! He will claim he did it for peace to reign (if you notice that’s the tone they use for terrorists “herdsmen and bandits”) but for the citizens of Nigeria na gun shot while waving the flag! My opinion is Buhari is not a weakling neither is he stupid as a matter of fact he is a master planner and lover of his religion (more than the unity and progress of Nigeria) and he has put people with the same mind set in positions to help him achieve his evil aim!
Everybody should be awake ! All these terrorists activities are not just happening they are happening because it’s allowed to happen - remember “State sponsored terrorism ?! “ as USA name the cause of Nigeria’s terrorism.
The poor masses na them dey collect pass and na them go still support Buhari and fall for their evil agenda. Remember to buy citizenship in another country is highest 350,000$ or Euros most of our politicians have this already (this citizenship or access to the cash).
Na the masses go always suffer am.
Call for Buhari’s impeachment now!!!!!!!

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by tonididdy(m): 5:21am On Jan 04, 2022
Walkee:
according to the report, it is a farming camp, most likely a settlement deep inside bush. The Herdsmen were running away after being dealt with in okada. It's normal for them overwhelm a few farmers in a camp deep inside forest. I live here in Edo, nobody even talks about Fulani herdsmen since it is not an issue at all. There are no reports of attacks or anything
The mata be want shock me oh
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by BoBiafra(m): 5:28am On Jan 04, 2022
Wokenaija:
Buhari is a terrorist sympathizer (or that’s what he is pretending to be just a “sympathizer”) and he has encouraged these idiots to keep spreading across the country to kill, claim people’s ancestral lands and rape their women. before 2023 they would have positioned themselves properly to unleash pure violence on Nigerians.
Now they are close to FCT (in Niger state) remember how the president of Afghanistan left power to his Terrorists brothers immediately America remove hand. You think Oga Buhari won’t do same when his foot soldiers have successfully spread everywhere and start dishing out violence?! He will claim he did it for peace to reign (if you notice that’s the tone they use for terrorists “herdsmen and bandits”) but for the citizens of Nigeria na gun shot while waving the flag! My opinion is Buhari is not a weakling neither is he stupid as a matter of fact he is a master planner and lover of his religion (more than the unity and progress of Nigeria) and he has put people with the same mind set in positions to help him achieve his evil aim!
Everybody should be awake ! All these terrorists activities are not just happening they are happening because it’s allowed to happen - remember “State sponsored terrorism ?! “ as USA name the cause of Nigeria’s terrorism.
The poor masses na them dey collect pass and na them go still support Buhari and fall for their evil agenda. Remember to buy citizenship in another country is highest 350,000$ or Euros most of our politicians have this already (this citizenship or access to the cash).
Na the masses go always suffer am.
Call for Buhari’s impeachment now!!!!!!!

Well said !!
Applause!!

The Fulanis are not interested in any national building or development;its a master slave relationship;divide and conquer all indigenous population in Nigeria;while fools are busy fighting each other;they are encroaching ; A master plan with our local politicians and elite class; Our unity will deatroys them, but most of us are still fighting useless tribal and religious warfare's; ignoring our common enemies;It might take them 100 years;this people are busy building a Caliphate with our resources and our land ;
From Ijaw land ;(End of the South) to Miradi (Niger Republic).
Tinubu ;or Atiku presidency; make no difference;Neither did Jonathan or Obasanjo Presidency in the past;They were; mere rubber stamps to the Caliphate.
They already have a unitary forced constitution on yall (just like a Caliphate) .
No election come 2023 ;let us start with a new constitution; or go back to our agreed constitution; prior to independence.
Stop the fighting and Unite please.

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Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by Godmademan(m): 5:31am On Jan 04, 2022
ogododo:


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/01/tension-in-edo-as-suspected-fulani-herdsmen-take-over-community/
This country is a joke. After exhausting the crops in that community they'll move on to the next
Re: Suspected Fulani Herdsmen Storm 2nd Abumere Ojigbelu Camp In Ovia North-East Edo by skywalker240(m): 5:39am On Jan 04, 2022
smartasuen:
Upper Boys, where art thou?
Those Fulani mongrels need just a touch of your 'grace'.
Don't they have youths over there?

So you want to transport upper boys down to okada

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