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If Nigeria through shetima can advocate for a free Palestine then I see Benjamin supporting Biafra.

The only man who understands the language of the Islamic terrorists

Thank you America for this intervention

Lol, Nnamdi Kanu is a great example of fearlessness

Nnamdi Kanu is the only person apart from Jesus Christ who sacrificed himself for his people. Even prophet Mohammed (saw) couldn’t do that.

All past/present criminals are assembling under one broom

Lies lies lies, tell us how many skulls were discovered

600,000 people living in idp camps in Benue alone. Nigeria is a jungle and Nigerian government is a terrorist organization

The American government should just start governing the jungle.

Almajiri system was the final struck by the fulanis to the hausas in the jihadist conquest battle

AfDapone:
He should be sent to a prison in South-East or South-South

Nnamdi Kanu cursed him, he is now a terrorist financier

He should be sent to Sokoto prison

In other words tinubu na curse

SW, NW and NE will perfectly fit in an African Islamic republic while SE, SS and NC will perfectly fit in a Christian/Secular country

Just imagine a former agf linked to terrorism financing and the said agf is responsible for the illegal trial of Nnamdi Kanu

math2001:
boko haram and iswap are not military .they are rebel

Update your Os , boko haram and iswap are part of the military, they even have a chance to be nigerian president before the ibos

math2001:
You should not insult a soldier online

Even boko haram and iswap members who were recruited into the military.

6. Why Recognition Matters Today

We do not blame all Fulani people.
We address the historical empire and their modern ideological environment that protects criminality.

Just as the world condemns:

the Holocaust

the Armenian Genocide

the Atlantic Slave Trade

the Rwandan Genocide

ISIS atrocities

…so must it acknowledge the atrocities committed by the Sokoto Caliphate.

Silence is complicity.
Recognition is justice.

7. Our Formal Appeal to the United States Government

We respectfully request:

1. Recognition that the Sokoto Caliphate operated as a terrorist empire.

2. Inclusion of these crimes in global human-rights and historical-atrocity studies.

3. Acknowledgment of the millions enslaved, killed, or displaced.

4. Support for preserving Indigenous Hausa historical memory.

8. Modern Echoes: The Fulani Bandit Crisis and the Culture of Denial

We state clearly:

We have NEVER said all Fulani people are terrorists.

Our focus is the pattern of collective denial by many Fulani elites and scholars who:

defend bandits

justify killings

shift blame

sanitize terrorism

accuse victims of “provoking attacks”

shield criminals through propaganda

Over 100 Fulani public figures clerics, elites, spokespersons have openly defended bandits or argued on their behalf.

This is not coincidence.
It is a continuation of the ideological culture of the Caliphate.

Common Tactics Used to Defend Bandits (and Silence Victims)

1. “Every tribe has criminals” used to dilute the reality.

2. Refusing to label bandits as terrorists.

3. Claiming bandits were “oppressed first.”

4. Calling mass murder “self-defense.”

5. Portraying atrocities as “revenge missions.”

6. Attacking Hausa vigilantes to divert attention.

7. Never condemning bandits directly.

8. Accusing the military of human-rights abuses whenever bandits are defeated.

9. Pushing for negotiation instead of justice.

10. Comparing bandits to Niger Delta militants.

11. Insisting dialogue is the only option.

12. Inventing the false “grazing routes were stolen” narrative.

13. Fabricating claims that Southerners kill Northerners, to distract from bandit atrocities.

These psychological tactics are designed to:

confuse the public

silence victims

shift blame

protect criminals

weaken resistance

prolong violence

This is not accidental.
It is ideological conditioning.

9. Why This Rejoinder Matters

We expose these tactics because our people are dying, and silence is deadly.

This rejoinder is:

a shield for the oppressed

a voice for forgotten victims

a call for global recognition

a defense of historical truth

a warning against manipulation

We speak so that future generations will not inherit lies built on our suffering.

Final Declaration

The historical record is clear:

The Sokoto Caliphate was a violent, extremist, slave-driven empire.
Its legacy continues to echo through modern justifications of bandit terrorism.

Not all Fulani are guilty.
But the truth cannot be suppressed:

> The Fulani-led empire committed atrocities now recognized as terrorism, genocide, and mass enslavement.

We demand acknowledgment.
We demand justice.
We demand truth.

Signed:

Sons and Daughters of the Ancient Hausa Kingdoms
Hausa Indigenous Activist Movement (2025)
Defenders of Historical Truth
CC:
#hausaactivist

‼️⚡BREAKING:⚡‼️
Largest Hausa Activist group Support call for Sokoto Caliphate to be designed International Terrorist Organisation, issued a Rejoinder.

REJOINDER TO THE GOVERNMENT AND PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

From the Indigenous Hausa People on the Historical Crimes of the Sokoto Caliphate (1804–1903) and Its Modern Echoes

For All Who Seek Historical Truth and Justice

We, the Indigenous Hausa people descendants of the ancient civilizations of Gobir, Katsina, Kano, Daura, Zazzau, Zamfara, Kebbi, and other Hausa polities respectfully present this rejoinder to the Government and People of the United States of America, and to all global institutions committed to human rights, justice, and historical clarity.

This is not an ethnic attack.
This is a moral obligation, a historical correction, and a defense of truth.

For over 200 years, our ancestors’ voices were suppressed.
Today, we speak in their name.

1. The Sokoto Caliphate: A Terrorist Empire in Modern Terms

The Sokoto Caliphate (1804–1903) was not an Islamic reform movement.
It was a violent empire built through:

religious extremism

mass enslavement

ethnic displacement

the murder of Indigenous Hausa Muslim scholars

the systemic destruction of Hausa institutions

The jihad violated every Islamic principle on justice and warfare.

Islam strictly forbids:

killing Muslims

enslaving Muslims

burning villages

raiding peaceful communities

declaring Muslims as unbelievers

attacking worshippers

starving populations

Yet the empire carried out all these atrocities.

By every international standard the Sokoto Caliphate meets the definition of a terrorist state.

2. A State Engineered Through Slavery

According to world-renowned historians Murray Last, Paul Lovejoy, Heinrich Barth, H.A.S. Johnston the Sokoto Caliphate was the largest slave-based system in 19th-century Africa.

In Kano alone (1820s–1850s):

About 40,000 slaves

Barely 1,000 free citizens

This was not “reform.”
This was a structured human-trafficking empire with:

slave markets

government-regulated price tables

sexual exploitation of girls

plantation estates (gandu) run entirely by enslaved labor

mass exportation to Fezzan, Tripoli, and Ottoman territories

This was state-sponsored slavery, imposed on Hausa and Middle Belt peoples.

3. The 1836 Gawakuke Genocide — 45,000 Hausa Muslims Massacred

According to H.A.S. Johnston:

> “More than 45,000 Hausa Muslims were slaughtered in a single campaign ordered by Sultan Muhammad Bello.”

This was not a battle.
It was systematic extermination:

towns burned

communities wiped out

survivors enslaved

children taken as property

For nearly two centuries, the world remained silent.
We refuse to remain silent now.

4. The Sokoto Empire’s Methods of Enslaving Indigenous Peoples

The Caliphate enslaved millions through:

a. Takfīr (False Accusation of Unbelief)

Hausa Muslims were labeled “apostates” to justify killing and enslavement.

b. Slave Raids

Launched from Adamawa, Bauchi, Zaria, Katsina, Zamfara.

c. Punitive Taxes

Non-payment of jizya and kharaji resulted in enslavement.

d. Sexual Violence

Women and girls taken as concubines, domestic slaves, and forced wives.

e. Children Erased

Indigenous identity wiped out through forced assimilation.

f. Plantation System

Massive estate farms run exclusively by enslaved people.

g. Trans-Saharan Slave Trade

Tens of thousands exported annually.

This was state machinery designed to erase Indigenous nations.

5. Victims of the Caliphate’s Violence

In Hausaland:

Gobirawa
Zamfarawa
Kabawa
Zazzagawa
Katsinawa
Kanawa
Garun gabas
Daurawa
Ningi
Gwari
Kurama
Hundreds of Hausa towns and villages

Middle Belt Peoples:

Jukun
Tiv
Idoma
Atyap
Jaba
Igala
Plateau communities

North-East:

Kanuri/Ngazargamu
Bura
Babur
Kilba
Gwoza mountain peoples

This was not a religious reform.
It was imperial domination of Indigenous nations.

Injustice omotosho sounding like a judge with guilty conscience.

I learnt his children are avoiding him after receiving bribes to illegally sentence Nnamdi Kanu to life imprisonment

Sokoto caliphate is about to be declared an international terrorist organization let the world know

The consideration to declare sokoto caliphate as a terrorist organization will cement all this sh!ts

madridguy:
So the matter don shift to justice Omotosho again?

Na now better customer show, the real world known international terrorist and not the innocent man convicted without any law but hearsay

madridguy:
Every nuisance can just wake up and start vomiting rubbish in the US. Mtchew

Watch it happen, omotosho should now focus on the world known international terrorist organization called sokoto caliphate

Sultan will now be addressed as brother Silas of sokoto

About time the sultan of sokoto converts to brother Silas and the bedsheet unwrapped from his head to allow fresh air.

The caliphate must fall, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu said it and it’s happening

Goodmarlian:
The fall of the caliphate is here

Time to untie the bedsheet wrapped around the head of satan

Cone head answering okoshuku

A welcomed development, the sokoto caliphate is the launchpad for Islamic jihadist and terrorism.