TemplarLandry:
You've been banned. 😊

funshint:
They only conquered Ilorin not Kwara.

Ola9ja23:
It remain How did Ekpa conquered the entire SE in 21 century slavery? 😀😀😄


As from August 1 now, some people will no be able to go out against their wish


No be juju be that. 😄😄😀😀

TajuDEENaMao:
The Fulani came into Ilorin, a Yoruba town, in 3 batches. And they gradually took over the control of the town. The first group was made up of Islamic apostles. They were led by Mallam Alimi, a Quranic teacher, who claimed to be a flag bearer of Usman Dan Fodio’s Sokoto Caliphate. They are called town Fulani.

The other two groups were herdsmen and minstrels. The herders took care of cattle in the bush, while minstrels hawked armlets, charms, and sought patronage for fortune consultation in the neigbourhood. They were patronised by those who believed in their divine power.

They quickly adapted to the living patterns of their host community. Deceptive in outlook, their meek mien fooled the Yoruba people, who welcomed them with open arms. They did not know or suspect that the Fulani were mean land grabbers, who were ready to turn the socio-political table of Ilorin against their benefactors.

This does not mean that they don’t have a home land. They are mostly everywhere in the North and West Africa.

These people, who are said to be indigenes of Futa Jalon Highland in the Republic of Guinea, are in constant migration. Those who are sympathetic to their cause claim that as herdsmen, they are forced to take their cattle to places where they can find grass to feed their cows. There are also those who believe that they are devilish squatters ready to usurp their hosts who are not quick enough to know their diabolical intentions.

Besides their cattle which are for economic survival, they are mostly equipped with Quranic knowledge that helps them hide behind religion, which they wear on their sleeves. At first encounter in any community, the hosts are easily deceived to take them as scholars in Islam and Quranic knowledge. No wonder they are regarded messengers of Islam, who are on a mission to spread Islam among infidels.

Their claim to proferring divine solutions to people’s health and socio-economic challenges, usually