₦airaland Forum

PROUDIGBO:
Correction: Igbo have Eze Ndigbo Lagos, and not Eze Lagos! Don't try to be a smartass!

lordlugards:
Lagos is a no man's land

The Fulani s has the right to have an Emir in Lagos, just like the igbo's have Eze Igbo,

I don't see anything wrong with that

LegendHero:
Emir of his own Hausa community in Festac.

We also have Oba Yoruba in Kano and some other states in the North so I don’t see anything wrong in this.

Ganduje even supported him fully as you can see him in his entourage when he visited Lagos.

flejnr2:
There is igwe in all the whole northern states from Igbo so stop that. Moreover the emir is not recognized by the state government as a traditional ruler in its gazette

A self styled emir of FESTAC has held
a Sallah parade in th streets of FESTAC
town in Lagos.

Ordinary and historically, an "emir" is a
person of Fulani stock appointed by a
a Fulani Muslim leader or suzerain ( Danfodio or his followers) to head a new area that has been conquered in a religious war and the conquered people forced into Islam or face death by beheading.

It appears that Lagos is slowly being
conquered by the Fulani, willingly assisted
by the modern day Afonja in the person
of Asiwaju Tinubu, The Jagaba of Borgu.

How do you see this❓

adecz:
A story shared by a Facebook user
in Benue state reveals how a vehicle
conveying a corpse for burial in the East
state got involved in a road traffic accident
with an MTN bus which ran into it.

The journey had to be cancelled and the
corpse returned back to the mortuary
pending the recovery of the wife and some family members who got injured in the
accident.

This is a double wahala for deadi body.


It's possible the dead man may not
be on good terms his people back home
and may not want to be buried at home.❗️❗️


What do y'all think❓

lexy2014:
Who are we that don't take intelligence serious? You made valid points but point of correction. The people that gave the intelligence, is it not part of their job to use the intelligence to prevent an attack?
The Kaduna train attack didn't take place at night