Ever wondered where Fulani little girls that use to grace on our streets in 80's, 90's and early 2000's disappeared to.

More worryingly is the fact that when they were in the streets begging that was when Nigeria was viable economically.

What has happened to them and where have they gone to as poverty rate has now risen in the country?

Seriously, I was eyeing one then back in school days. Believed that she will ripe someday and I will bride her up. There offsprings are always beautiful with curly hairs.

Some of una dey observe/notice things sha...

Their masters in power turned them to engendered specie by being brutal to Nigerians, people stop giving them alms and they had to retrieve to their enclaves

MatrixReloaded:
Seriously, I was eyeing one then back in school days. Believed that she will ripe someday and I will bride her up. There offsprings are always beautiful with curly hairs.

One of them jam me in my hood on a hot afternoon and magically starts speaking my language as she was begging. I almost gave her my last card transport money

They have been successfully wifed and kept in harems across the North. You those beautiful girls in the North, especially the non-fulanis, looking like half-castes, na thier products be that, them full music and acting industry for the North. Secondly, the famine in thier land has subsided and nigerians dey vex these days.

You are right. But most of them were put in the family way by street boys and agbero of those day who fondled them in front of their parents.

Others married rich men as house helps and became movie stars. Those men fascinated by light skin also married them.

bigiyaro:
They have been successfully wifed and kept in harems across the North. You those beautiful girls in the North, especially the non-fulanis, looking like half-castes, na thier products be that, them full music and acting industry for the North. Secondly, the famine in thier land has subsided and nigerians dey vex these days.

They are Shua-Arab but not Fulani as you put @op.

VEHINTOLAR:
They are Shua-Arab but not Fulani as you put @op.

Tuaregs, actually. From Niger and Mali.

Those are buzu not Fulanis