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I am beginning to suspect d prophet was poisoned.
David Go home d master is no more.....but you want to be G.O by force!

Tayipp Erdogan a real brave lion.

Regina iz now a full grown Anaconda.... but I thought Ned iz a headslammer why not go & enjoy in Jeddah.

They will only be called Terrorists when they start bombing Assrock.

That is what happens when government fail to tackle insecurity first,opt instead to build roads, railways, airports,bridges who will fly aeroplanes,ply d roads or railways when terrorists blow up planes,trains,kidnap on d roads or waterways.

All those cunning,evil pastors should be gathered & thrown into hell fire before this year runs out.

Gawd!why are those SA women so ugly... Tufiakwa to stand @ attention...tueh i spit on her bushy meat.

What does he need a police escort for?is he no longer d man of d people again?

spyder880:
I know, in a village setting like ours with many brothers, cousins and other relatives, its hard to get enough space to build a large house in a state like Anambra.

With this kind of house I will need four plots.

sonnie10:
Ok let me explain to you. No iron rod company in Nigeria produces from scratch (iron ore from earth). They either recycle old metals or import refined raw Iron to smelt and fabricate into rods. Unfortunately, the recycling of old metal is not feasible as supply is not always constant and disrupts productivity. So, most of them take the import route. And you already know this is done with dollars. Also, 90% of the companies are own and operated by foreigners mainly from China. Loans have to be paid back in dollars, equipment parts are bought in dollars and profit is sent back home in dollars, so that they can also pay taxes in dollars at their home country (fair enough, because that is where they get the loan from to do the business in the first place).

We are a useless country with all d vast deposit of iron ore at ajaokuta,itakpe.

Vietnamese & suicide are like 5 & 6.

The way i hate that reptile eh,wether he hungry or not he won chew meat......to plank them dey hungry me.

Righteousness2:
Very few months ago they were gushing allover each other social media.
He became the Man of her life.
She was the Love of his life.
He Celebrated her on every given opportunity.
She Celebrated him on every given opportunity and even got him a truck on his birthday.

So what really Happened? Why the sudden hatred , arguements, Fights and Public Ridicule?

No Matter how smart we feel we are,
No Matter how knowledgeable we feel we are,
No Matter how Buoyant we feel we are,
If you Break the laid down Principles of Marriage given by the Marriage originator(GOD ALMIGHTY), it is only a matter of time, it will Crash.

Hear me them no marry oo!

Righteousness2:
Listen People ! Time is tooooooo Short!
The devil is aware of this and is pulling out various strings to keep people Engaged in Nonessentials and in things that will keep us off guard for the safety of our soul.

Don't fall for all these things. Keep your eyes in the air!Keep your Heart clean and free from Immoral stuffs.

Only the Pure in Heart will see JESUS!

You sef don what the video too?

Make una leave all this gogontranci & show us d pictures of neutralised bandits....unless no ground troops has d liver to go there & take pictures of living well armed bandits.

When you think you have seen it all.....infact when this administration hands over there will be nothing y'all have not seen or heard before.

From d lying cunt of lying Muhammed......those jet are deployed to decimate Yan Kasai.

I dnt know wetin carry me go watch Black Achatina maginata.

I Will make Adeshina my in law.

Fulani banditry: A tale of worms and reptiles, By Majeed Dahiru
The rise to power of President Buhari in 2015 set off a powerful wave of ethno-religious populism in northern Nigeria, with Fulani nationalism as its most distinctive feature.
Majeed DahiruByMajeed Dahiru July 17, 2021


Those who brought in worm infested wood into the Nigerian house have inadvertently invited reptiles, serpents and scorpions for breakfast, lunch and dinner. From Zamfara, Katsina to Kaduna, Kebbi, Sokoto, and Niger States, herdsmen terrorist now beatified as Fulani bandits have turned the north-western corner of Nigeria into a terrorist playground…

With the recent abduction of the Emir of Kajuru, Alhaji Alhassan Adamu, from his palace in Kaduna State, along with 12 members of his family, including a few weeks old baby, by killer herdsmen, the chickens may have finally come home to roost in northern Nigeria. In the last six years, the current plight of the Emir and his family has been the everyday reality of thousands of Nigerians who have been robbed, kidnapped or killed by herdsmen of mostly Fulani ethnicity. Whilst the violent activities of this terror group started out as deadly attacks on farming communities across Nigeria, the western flank of northern Nigeria in particular, which is the homeland of Nigeria’s indigenous Fulani people, is now the epicentre of herdsmen terrorism.

According to the Nigeria Security Tracker, in its half year 2021 report, out of the 2,943 incidents of kidnappings in Nigeria, 2,557 took place in northern Nigeria, with the North-West alone recording the highest number of cases at 1,405. Similarly, of the over 5,800 killings recorded in Nigeria between January and June, northern States like Borno, Zamfara, Kaduna, Niger, Katsina and Kebbi, with 1,137, 862; 715,407, 164; and 144 deaths are top of the list of human slaughter slabs in Nigeria. In addition to kidnappings, robbery and mass killings, killer herdsmen are now in control of vast swathes of ungoverned territories, where they exercise pseudo authority and forcefully extract taxes and levies from farmers, before they are allowed to plant in their farms or to harvest their crops.

In the face of this growing security challenge, the Muhammadu Buhari administration appears to have no solution to killer herdsmen terrorism and is increasingly looking helplessly unable to contain what has become the most potent existential threat to the Nigerian state. But the failure of the Buhari administration to effectively contain the menace of killer herdsmen and decisively defeat their savage terrorism is less about military capabilities and more about a clear lack of political will arising from a misrepresentation of herdsmen terrorism as farmers/herders clashes.

President Buhari, an ethnic Fulani from Katsina State, North-West Nigeria, like a lot of his kinsmen, is a cattle breeder. And like many Fulani political elites and intellectuals, the President is a staunch defender of the cultural occupation of nomadic pastoralism and an advocate for the economic rights of his Fulani brethren in Nigeria. This advocacy for economic rights revolves around access to land for cattle grazing, either as semi-sedentary reserves or traditional routes that run from the arid Sahel savannah of the northernmost part of Nigeria, through the guinea savannah vegetative belt in the central, down to the rainforests of the southern parts of Nigeria, where the pasture required to feed cattle is greener and more abundant.

The rise to power of President Buhari in 2015 set off a powerful wave of ethno-religious populism in northern Nigeria, with Fulani nationalism as its most distinctive feature. At the core of this ethnic nationalism is the carefully contrived miundset that there is such a thing as a legally gazetted grazing reserves and routes for herdsmen, which has now been encroached upon by sedentary communities…

In a typical transhumance practice, Fulani cattle breeders usually drive their herds from their original home lands in the arid Sahel region of Nigeria during the dry season into guinea savannah and the rainforests of central and southern Nigeria in search of pasture. Once the raining season sets in, nomadic herdsmen will commence a homeward journey from the south through the central to the northernmost part of the country. And year after year, the seasonal cycle of movement of cattle from north to south and back to the north has become the defining feature of the Fulani cultural occupation of nomadic pastoralism in Nigeria.

However, this practice is not without its problems. In a country of indigenous tribesmen and not a nation of citizens such as Nigeria, where access to land is mostly by privilege of birth and not always an economic right, the indigenous peoples of central and southern Nigeria are predominantly farmers, who require their lands for crop cultivation. The cultural occupation of farming of these indigenous communities usually gets disrupted by the transhumance of the Fulani herdsmen, whose cows often stray into farmlands and eat up crops, even before they are harvested. With a weak policing system and slow dispensation of justice by constituted authorities, aggrieved parties often take the laws in their hands, thereby ensuing in farmers/herders clashes.

The rise to power of President Buhari in 2015 set off a powerful wave of ethno-religious populism in northern Nigeria, with Fulani nationalism as its most distinctive feature. At the core of this ethnic nationalism is the carefully contrived miundset that there is such a thing as a legally gazetted grazing reserves and routes for herdsmen, which has now been encroached upon by sedentary communities along the lines of the traditional routes, running from the north to the south. Convinced about the existence of these gazetted routes and reserves across Nigeria, many Fulani herdsmen have now come to believe themselves to be the victims and farmers the offenders in the encroachment upon their traditional grazing routes. Motivated by this belief, the Fulani herdsman now considers the invasion of farmlands with their cows and destruction of crops as only a legitimate process for the recovery of their grazing routes. And when farming communities put up resistance to what they consider as trespass, an armada of Fulani militia men were mobilised into Nigeria from the neighbouring countries of the Sahel to launch a “cow war” in Nigeria.

In the ensuing cow war, which started as retaliatory attacks in southern Kaduna and Plateau State, this soon degenerated into a situation where armed herdsmen were invading farming communities and mowing down human beings to make way for cows to graze on their farms. Across Nigeria, killer herdsmen wreaked havoc on lives and properties, leaving thousands dead and hundreds of houses burnt down in several communities. As this was going on, the Buhari administration continued to view the carnage by his kinsmen through the narrow prism of farmers/herders clashes, even when the matter at hand had transcended such simplistic struggle over land resources between the two cultural occupational groups, into outright terrorism.

Exploiting the lack of a decisive security measure against their murderous activities by a Buhari administration that is still fixated on the narrative of farmers/herders clashes, kidnapping for ransom appears to be gradually replacing cattle breeding as a cultural occupation among a segment of Nigeria’s ethnic Fulani.

Unfortunately, the security response mechanism of President Buhari, as commander-in-chief, to the raging cow war in Nigeria, has been severely hampered by his elevation of his Fulani ethnicity above his Nigerian citizenship. His usual refrain to the rehabilitation of non-existent gazetted grazing routes and reserves, as his solution to herdsmen terrorism, while also preaching to the victim farming communities to learn to live in peace with their killers and without bringing those who committed genocide in Benue, Plateau, Taraba, Enugu and other places to justice, clearly emboldened herdsmen terrorists to move to the next level of their killing franchise.


Nigeria’s international border lines, along its North-West corner, is largely obliterated by an entrenched culture of Fulani ethnic-transnationalism; a situation that makes it easy for the seamless movement of herdsmen and their cattle from neighbouring countries into and out of Nigeria. By taking advantage of this culture of ethnic-transnationalism, there has been a mass movement of killer herdsmen from west and central African countries into Nigeria. The motive of this particular group of killers is no longer to wage a cow war on farming communities in Nigeria but to wage war on cows and their owners, with money as their main objective. Kidnapping for ransom in Nigeria has become a multi-billion naira criminal franchise that is far more rewarding than the cultural occupation of cattle breeding. Exploiting the lack of a decisive security measure against their murderous activities by a Buhari administration that is still fixated on the narrative of farmers/herders clashes, kidnapping for ransom appears to be gradually replacing cattle breeding as a cultural occupation among a segment of Nigeria’s ethnic Fulani.

Those who brought in worm infested wood into the Nigerian house have inadvertently invited reptiles, serpents and scorpions for breakfast, lunch and dinner. From Zamfara, Katsina to Kaduna, Kebbi, Sokoto, and Niger States, herdsmen terrorist now beatified as Fulani bandits have turned the north-western corner of Nigeria into a terrorist playground, where thousands of cattle are rustled, their owners slaughtered, before many more are abducted for ransom. The monster that was fed in Benue, Plateau, Taraba, Enugu and other places is now consuming Zamfara, Katsina, Kaduna, Sokoto, Kebbi, Niger and other parts of the north, as freedom fighters in strange lands have become terrorists at home. And while President Buhari is still contemplating whether the on-going carnage is his home region of Nigeria’s “Wild” North-West, the farmers/herders clashes or herdsmen terrorism enables the region to continue its rapid slide into a Hobbesian state of nature, where life is nasty, brutish and short.

Majeed Dahiru, a public affairs analyst, writes from Abuja and can be reached through dahirumajeed@gmail.com.

To plank this man mouth dey hungry me.... bandits that has anti aircraft,shutdown a fighter jet,mine gold with impunity, launch flag in Niger state,stop education in Sokoto, Zamfara, Kaduna,Katsina,kill & main Nigerian citizens,attack NDA, military formations,threaten to shootdown Bulhari presidential plane are common criminals?

When a man smear himsef with pig feaces,pigs will think he is one of them.

A gift from an ex IndecentStar kpokpogiri.

WHY can't pastors be eunuchs WHY?

Very soon uber drivers go plenty pass passengers...which country be this everybody wants to do d same things.
If one person fry akara buy car,build house everyone else wanna try akara.

I want to ask must it be casted all through, can't solid blocks be used to build it?
I saw no difference structurally with d old septic...what d different?

All those pillar reinforcements do you need it if you are not doing parapet?

Females species of this generation eh!

babzo:
Why is Pastor Adeyemi's picture here? Is he the owner of the company?
Anyone who offers guaranteed returns on an investment is likely not telling you the truth. No one can guarantee returns every month without fail except you are loaning the person money; in that case they are paying you interest and because it is a loan, they can default. Which is why you collect collateral.

Sam Adeyomi is his spiritual leader & motivator.only God knows how many billions he has paid as tithes, pastor's offering, pastor's birthday,first fruit offering.
All those scammers has one big pastor as their spiritual father,endorser.... Thief Maxwell Odum has PST.Christoper Oyaks.

So Tonto knows all this thing & still swam with him.

APCNig:
He is saying "I don fucck am, I don fucck am naani. If she comes again, I go fucck am again. Even if the husband bring him Mama, I go fucck am join".

Did he said that ...abeg Angel Righteousness i command you to blow d final trumpet!

DubaiLandLord:
There is something called AWACS.

AWACs will pick up the guntrucks before it will have the chance to engage a presidential jet.

Do we have AWACS? even NAF dnt have capability to monitor d airspace.