₦airaland Forum

Good question.

Confused and complacent. He supports his people irrespective of his confusion and people still see him as a good Muslim above all. God help us.

• Miyetti Allah denies plot to attack Cross River communities
• Gunmen kill three, injure many in Zamfara villages
• Troops arrest alleged masterminds of Chibok school raid


Conflicts between herdsmen and farmers in Nigeria are becoming more sophisticated and deadlier, the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for West Africa and the Sahel, Mohamed Ibn Chambas, has warned.“Violence between farmers and herders is increasingly a major security threat in the region and risks morphing into the terrorist attacks that have defined the security landscape,” he stressed.
Drawing particular attention to the Middle Belt, he said: “During four days in June, new spates of attacks and retribution killings between herders and farmers in this region resulted in scores of deaths.”Chambas, who is Head, UN Office for West Africa and the Sahel (UNOWAS), in a report presented to the Security Council, noted that in spite of gains by the Nigerian armed forces and the Multinational Joint Task Force in the Lake Chad Basin, Boko Haram remained active.
“The trend of Boko Haram using female suicide bombers continues. And reportedly, almost one in five suicide bombers is a child. The most recent attacks on a Nigerian military garrison in Yobe and the ambush of a military convoy in Borno are the latest manifestations of the threats still posed by Boko Haram.“There is a need for increased support to diplomatic, security and humanitarian responses to Boko Haram in a holistic manner. To this end, UNOWAS is providing technical support for a joint summit of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) on July 30, as called for by Security Council resolution 2349 (2017).”
The envoy said challenges facing the Sahel region must be met with actions that combine politics, security and development, noting that the period under review saw an upsurge in popular discontent manifested through violent calls for political and economic reforms.
“Several countries continue to struggle with justice, national reconciliation and human rights challenges. Among those is the concerning number of high-profile arrests, judicial prosecutions and convictions against political and civil society actors. We must collectively continue to urge member states to provide an enabling environment for the exercise of the freedoms of expression and assembly, which are critical in consolidating democracy and good governance,” he said.He added that UNOWAS would closely monitor forthcoming elections in Nigeria, Mauritania and Senegal.
In the continuing orgy of violence, unknown gunmen have killed three people and injured many at Sikida and Gyaddu villages in Maradun Local Government Area of Zamfara State. The state’s police spokesman, Muhammad Shehu, said a team has already been mobilised to apprehend the perpetrators.And amid the tension, the leadership of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) and members of the Yandan Elders’ Forum in Taraba State are trading blames over the spate of killings. Both, however, have pleaded with the government to deploy security operatives to troubled areas to quell the crisis.
Also, MACBAN debunked rumours that Fulani herdsmen were planning to attack the residents of Obanliku Local Government Area of Cross River State. Speaking in Calabar yesterday, chairman of the association, Hassan Abo, who described the rumour as “devilish and wicked,” said: “As an umbrella body of the breeders association, we want to state clearly that we are peace-loving people.”About the only good news was when Borno State Commissioner of Police Damian Chukwu announced the arrest of 22 suspected Boko Haram members including those who allegedly participated in the abduction of the Chibok girls.


https://m.guardian.ng/news/un-envoy-warns-on-deadlier-herders-farmers-crises/

Research upon research!

Let them do it.

These people have clearly shown that they see land owners and farmers as inferior. If you keep youe cattle in a ranch who will be raiding it? Why don't cattle rustlers raid cattle ranches already in existence?
We don't have a country . . .

blackaxe78:
{Stop peddling lies

What lies?

Sad but true. Change is changeable by the unchangeable one - God.

Muslims should remember to vote PMB also. That's their punishment.

Let me quess the next chapter . . .
Chibok Girls Abduction Suspects Say Remaining Girls Are Dead.. . .

Then Sarrki and ManirBK of politics section will run to post

Sarrki:
God bless GMB!
God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria!!
God bless APC!!!

...and then log into his ManirBK account to like and share the above and then say:
Buhari is delivering.

Ejimagift:
Thank God Muric and we Muslims have been vindicated once more. This is coming from the farmers themselves who knows cattle herders from inception are only armed with kettle and stick to guide their herds. I wont be surprised if these killings were sponsored by some Christian groups just to paint this administration in bad light. Every time crocodile tears from Christians just to demonize Fulanis and Muslims. It's unfair how low we have descended as a nation. Christians were said to be training 300 mercenaries in Israel. If those ones start killings, Muslims will be blamed. Let's give cattle herders land in all states to avoid clashes, Christians will say no. What do these people really want

What else do you expect from a Muslim fulani ? So why is Ghana, Benin, Mali, and Niger also pointing fingers at Fulani herdsmen?
Was crocodile tears from Christians also responsible for killing between 2009 and 2015?
Wisdom is profitable to guide.

ChiefAzubuike:
I was in that court live. It was so heart breaking seeing the poor boy just break down like that. I even felt like crying for him. I pity am sha but I can't blame him. The country is so hard anyone would do anything for money. After judgement was passed, we whisked him away to a different location to remand him in our custody. I really wish he could be given a second chance at life. He doesn't deserve this treatment at all.

Attention seeker get out of here ...
Another chance to go kill or to bury the dead girl.

What about Ghana and Mali and Benin? The C-in-C has reached out to the farmer association President?

ameh99:
Thank you, this is an open thread feel free to ask me any relevant question concerning this topic.


8a dc to Dc #4k

15a dc to Dc #6.5k

Blood of Jesus!
Does the one you are offering come with reverse polarity protection and current limitation.

ameh99:
I sell them but for now, there are none in stock.

Really? If I may ask openly how much will one cost?

ameh99:
Eheen... I don come back


To charge your 12v battery you need a smart charger.....

Have you ever imaging why the regular mobile charger or laptop charger can't charge a 12v or an inverter battery.


Here is why, a 12v battery required at least 14.5v to really get charge.

Here is how to build simple smart charger.


Items you need are.....

1. Dc to Dc step up module




2. Any old but working laptop charger



3. Multi meter



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Can that DC to DC module be gotten in Alaba market or Nigeria?

I need one for another kind of project.

What did you and your husband study in school? Learn a practical skill that can easily engage you.

Poverty.

Where can I get it in Nigeria?
It is a 150w DC to DC converter. This particular one takes 12v-30v and outputs 10v-35v. The output is adjustable. I need it within Nigeria.

soccrostic:
This is a so shameful statement
It should be made public either even if the education system is in an apathy state really...

They should endeavor to save the image of the nation by taking caution of their statement in public as a government officers.

That's why we are backward today. We hide our faults and then turn around and try to pull down the private universities.

HardMirror:
what has your prayers done for the black race?

Prayer has help me spot hypocrites who lead people astray with blind criticism.

ManirBK:
Good development and now Some folks will criticize without facts. Just watch and see....

So we should be celebrating abi ? . . .

PrecisionFx:
" You need to know the church can never rise to start growing the world economically!!""

And the Catholic church made 95 billion dollars pure profit in 2015??

And Oyedepo makes Millions of dollars annually n uses the money to buy fleet of cars n private jets??

Lmao.

You ignorance is made in Germany. So real and authentic!

Franking:
Does this balderdash explain why there are a million and one churches in Nigeria instead of schools, industries and hospitals? Does this stupidity justify why Christianity in Nigeria begins and ends on the lips? All these miracle peddling churches have blinded people on the need to be practical, everyone is expecting a miracle while pastors feed fat on the gullible. It is not for you to fight God's battles. I challenge God or Jesus or whatever u call him to stop being invisible, let it/he/she come and fight if it/he/she truly exists. Useless, gullible mugus.

How many industries has Zamfara or Kano got. They stifled Christianity and have next to no industries but almajiris and indomie vendor.

TroubleMaker47:
While Blacks pray and sing, Whites think and work!!!




Guess what actually works?

What has your thinking done for you or black race or even humanity?
You think criticizing blindly puts you above the Black's here.

ofwest47:
MURIC has said it all, the problem of Nigeria is the issue of tribal sentiment and religious bigotry. Is it only in Nigeria that cattle are being reared? aside from Ghana see Israel and a good number of European countries another good example is Ethiopia, where cattle business rearing are been undertaking as a source of revenue earning for them where by they export cattle products _meat, hides and skin, milk and other by products of cattle.
For effective usage of cattle and its by products cattle ranching should not be a Fulani affairs alone, it is supposed to be a business affairs. I as a Southerner with my money I should be able to establish a cattle ranch by leasing an area of land where my cattle will be established. On the ranch,
1, I will be able to establish an abattoir where meat sellers will flop to buy cheep market to sell, as well there is nothing preventing one from undertaking meat exportation as being done in some European countries.
2, Cattle byproducts like hides and skins, cattle bones will be well preserved for exports.
3, We all know that cow milk is the only natural milk given us by God this will also be well exploited for human use.
4, Cattle wastes is yet another way of producing good and cheap fertilizers for our farm products and many more.
And where ever cattle ranches are established buying and selling of small scale products will be well established.
So like I said, establishment of cattle ranches, if well arranged and established is not necessarily a Fulani affairs alone so wailer and haters including tribal sentimentalists and religious bigotries should stop using their hate speeches to destroy the country.

You think you made sense . . .
Nobody is hating on Fulani's here. They are encroaching on other peoples business and commonsense dictates that if poultry farmers don't take their chickens to graze millet or corn from innocent farmers property but get provided with feed by the farmers/poultry owners for a fee. Fulani's have no right to graze people crop. Some of the people have private irrigation, pest control, fertilizers and labour that cost money to provides just to maintain their crops and it will be stupid for somebody somewhere to treat those crops as grass. They aren't grass. They are peoples business.

Nigeria makes money from crop sales also so stop talking as if only cows can fetch us some meagre incomes.

HungerBAD:
Nigeria is in trouble.

Nigeria is in serious trouble when a terrorist organization like MURIC starts giving us free advice.

How is it unfair to blame the CHIEF SECURITY OFFICER of Nigeria when killings occur on daily basis?who should we blame?the Road Safety?

The MUMURIC statement is largely a paradox.

If politicians are truly responsible for Nigerian killIngs as stated in the last paragraph? Who is responsible for Ghana killings by Fulani's?

Secondly, if politicians are responsible for Nigeria's herdsmen killings why is ranching reserve being suggested as a solution by MUMURIC?

banning fishery but building ranches...

"The resurrected story of Biafran Ogbunigwe" should be a more appropriate title.

Ishilove:
Eediot man. Since he is so concerned about the poor and homeless, what stopped him from giving away a substantial amount of his salary to them? Idiota

Maybe he meant it in a different way.

Love of money is the root of all evil and not money itself.

Peterdredd:
This is Nigeria where the most brilliant party wins..

I don't blame u. The most brilliant politician is the best liar in Nigeria.