Politics › Re: President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 11:07am On Jun 17, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 11:07am On Jun 17, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Sultan of Sokoto, Emir Of Kano, Shehu Of Borno Who Is More Influential? by critique99: 10:48am On Jun 17, 2024 |
MrProlific95: In South South Nigeria the Oba of Benin, Olu of Warri are highly revered.
In South West Nigeria, The Oni of Ife, Alaafin of Oyo are almost mystical respected.
So then I ask who is more influential between the Sultan of Sokoto and Emir of Kano and Shehu of Borno historically and otherwise who is more influential in National matters.
Maybe one of them can appeal to Tinubu to make things easier I appeal to everyone to IGNORE this thread. Do Not reply this mofo. |
Politics › Re: President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 10:20am On Jun 17, 2024*. Modified: 1:00pm On Jun 17, 2024 |
2. Don't abuse, bully, deliberately insult/provoke, fight, or wish harm to Nairaland members OR THEIR TRIBES.
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Politics › Re: President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 10:20am On Jun 17, 2024 |
critique99: 2. Don't abuse, bully, deliberately insult/provoke, fight, or wish harm to Nairaland members OR THEIR TRIBES. 2. Don't abuse, bully, deliberately insult/provoke, fight, or wish harm to Nairaland members OR THEIR TRIBES. |
Politics › Re: President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 10:02am On Jun 17, 2024 |
2. Don't abuse, bully, deliberately insult/provoke, fight, or wish harm to Nairaland members OR THEIR TRIBES. |
Politics › Re: President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 9:57am On Jun 17, 2024 |
Chinkoalhaji34: Lets keep the laughter rolling, Tinubustyle! critique99: President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly are on the path to greatness, IF they successfully restructure Nigeria back to regions, based on the map submitted by Afenifere.
This thread calls for Support for the National Assembly to approve the return to Regions,... but on ONE condition. The ONE condition is that the Eastern side of that map should be reworked to satisfy the SE and the SS zones. Currently, there are grumbles about the Eastern zone in the map which Afenifere has prepared. And quite frankly, I think the grumbles are genuine concerns.
We can NOT afford to build a nation where one side is unhappy. It would never work. No great nation is built by keeping one region dissatisfied. If we want Nigeria to work, to be great, then every indigene must be happy. Hence, the Eastern side of that Afenifere map should be corrected to satisfy the wishes of the Eastern people. Then we can all be happy with the restructuring. And Bola Tinubu would have achieved one great thing in his lifetime.
Corrections to the Regional Map - My Suggestions.
First, there was no reason to divide Cross River state into two, and push one part into the Eastern Middle Belt region. There is no sensible reason for it, and infact it would cause dissent in the SS region, which isn't good for Nigeria. So, the division of Cross Rivers State is unnecessary, evil and not justified. It should be reversed and Cross River state should be left as it is. ... Rather, we should create a Bakassi State, from reclaimed land in the Calabar waters, and use that to compensate the Bakassi people for the great mistake of the past. The Bakassi State should be created from reclaimed land. It would be a small state though, but is necessary to compensate the Bakassi people for the wrong Nigeria did them. If we do this, we would have fixed the Bakassi problem alongside achieveing Regionalism. Perfect.
Secondly, the Anioma side of Delta State should be joined with the South East region. I am surprised this was not done, and quite frankly it is wicked and unacceptable. If Kwara State was joined with the SW, then Asaba should be joined with the SE. Asaba is Igboland, and they are indigenous Igbos; so putting them with their SE brothers is the fair thing to do; same as was done with Kwara yorubas. Fix this to satisfy our Igbo brothers. Nigeria can NOT be great by keeping one region unhappy.
I have highlighted TWO issues that should be fixed in the regional map prepared by Afenifere. (1) Push Asaba and Anioma to join their SE brothers. (2) Reverse the division of Cross Rivers state, and instead create a Bakassi state from reclaimed land in the Calabar Atlantic.
If we successfully fix these two things on the Afenifere regional map, then every region would be happy to accept the Regional Structure. Bakassi people would be happy at last; Biafra agitation would end, Oduduwa Republic would also end. One stone to kill 3 birds. Regionalism, if done right, would fix those fundamental problems. But if we fail to fix those two things, the East would remain dissatisfied, and we cannot build a great nation when a region is displeased. We must be matured to make every indigenous Nigerian feel at home. We are all Nigerians in our country, and no indigene should feel dissatisfied in his native land.
I want to urge President Tinubu and the National Assembly to commit to restructuring Nigeria to regions, only if the TWO issues I mentioned are corrected. If Regional government is the only thing Tinubu achieved, then so be it. He would have done one good thing in his lifetime. critique99: President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly are on the path to greatness, IF they successfully restructure Nigeria back to regions, based on the map submitted by Afenifere.
This thread calls for Support for the National Assembly to approve the return to Regions,... but on ONE condition. The ONE condition is that the Eastern side of that map should be reworked to satisfy the SE and the SS zones. Currently, there are grumbles about the Eastern zone in the map which Afenifere has prepared. And quite frankly, I think the grumbles are genuine concerns.
We can NOT afford to build a nation where one side is unhappy. It would never work. No great nation is built by keeping one region dissatisfied. If we want Nigeria to work, to be great, then every indigene must be happy. Hence, the Eastern side of that Afenifere map should be corrected to satisfy the wishes of the Eastern people. Then we can all be happy with the restructuring. And Bola Tinubu would have achieved one great thing in his lifetime.
Corrections to the Regional Map - My Suggestions.
First, there was no reason to divide Cross River state into two, and push one part into the Eastern Middle Belt region. There is no sensible reason for it, and infact it would cause dissent in the SS region, which isn't good for Nigeria. So, the division of Cross Rivers State is unnecessary, evil and not justified. It should be reversed and Cross River state should be left as it is. ... Rather, we should create a Bakassi State, from reclaimed land in the Calabar waters, and use that to compensate the Bakassi people for the great mistake of the past. The Bakassi State should be created from reclaimed land. It would be a small state though, but is necessary to compensate the Bakassi people for the wrong Nigeria did them. If we do this, we would have fixed the Bakassi problem alongside achieveing Regionalism. Perfect.
Secondly, the Anioma side of Delta State should be joined with the South East region. I am surprised this was not done, and quite frankly it is wicked and unacceptable. If Kwara State was joined with the SW, then Asaba should be joined with the SE. Asaba is Igboland, and they are indigenous Igbos; so putting them with their SE brothers is the fair thing to do; same as was done with Kwara yorubas. Fix this to satisfy our Igbo brothers. Nigeria can NOT be great by keeping one region unhappy.
I have highlighted TWO issues that should be fixed in the regional map prepared by Afenifere. (1) Push Asaba and Anioma to join their SE brothers. (2) Reverse the division of Cross Rivers state, and instead create a Bakassi state from reclaimed land in the Calabar Atlantic.
If we successfully fix these two things on the Afenifere regional map, then every region would be happy to accept the Regional Structure. Bakassi people would be happy at last; Biafra agitation would end, Oduduwa Republic would also end. One stone to kill 3 birds. Regionalism, if done right, would fix those fundamental problems. But if we fail to fix those two things, the East would remain dissatisfied, and we cannot build a great nation when a region is displeased. We must be matured to make every indigenous Nigerian feel at home. We are all Nigerians in our country, and no indigene should feel dissatisfied in his native land.
I want to urge President Tinubu and the National Assembly to commit to restructuring Nigeria to regions, only if the TWO issues I mentioned are corrected. If Regional government is the only thing Tinubu achieved, then so be it. He would have done one good thing in his lifetime. critique99: President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly are on the path to greatness, IF they successfully restructure Nigeria back to regions, based on the map submitted by Afenifere.
This thread calls for Support for the National Assembly to approve the return to Regions,... but on ONE condition. The ONE condition is that the Eastern side of that map should be reworked to satisfy the SE and the SS zones. Currently, there are grumbles about the Eastern zone in the map which Afenifere has prepared. And quite frankly, I think the grumbles are genuine concerns.
We can NOT afford to build a nation where one side is unhappy. It would never work. No great nation is built by keeping one region dissatisfied. If we want Nigeria to work, to be great, then every indigene must be happy. Hence, the Eastern side of that Afenifere map should be corrected to satisfy the wishes of the Eastern people. Then we can all be happy with the restructuring. And Bola Tinubu would have achieved one great thing in his lifetime.
Corrections to the Regional Map - My Suggestions.
First, there was no reason to divide Cross River state into two, and push one part into the Eastern Middle Belt region. There is no sensible reason for it, and infact it would cause dissent in the SS region, which isn't good for Nigeria. So, the division of Cross Rivers State is unnecessary, evil and not justified. It should be reversed and Cross River state should be left as it is. ... Rather, we should create a Bakassi State, from reclaimed land in the Calabar waters, and use that to compensate the Bakassi people for the great mistake of the past. The Bakassi State should be created from reclaimed land. It would be a small state though, but is necessary to compensate the Bakassi people for the wrong Nigeria did them. If we do this, we would have fixed the Bakassi problem alongside achieveing Regionalism. Perfect.
Secondly, the Anioma side of Delta State should be joined with the South East region. I am surprised this was not done, and quite frankly it is wicked and unacceptable. If Kwara State was joined with the SW, then Asaba should be joined with the SE. Asaba is Igboland, and they are indigenous Igbos; so putting them with their SE brothers is the fair thing to do; same as was done with Kwara yorubas. Fix this to satisfy our Igbo brothers. Nigeria can NOT be great by keeping one region unhappy.
I have highlighted TWO issues that should be fixed in the regional map prepared by Afenifere. (1) Push Asaba and Anioma to join their SE brothers. (2) Reverse the division of Cross Rivers state, and instead create a Bakassi state from reclaimed land in the Calabar Atlantic.
If we successfully fix these two things on the Afenifere regional map, then every region would be happy to accept the Regional Structure. Bakassi people would be happy at last; Biafra agitation would end, Oduduwa Republic would also end. One stone to kill 3 birds. Regionalism, if done right, would fix those fundamental problems. But if we fail to fix those two things, the East would remain dissatisfied, and we cannot build a great nation when a region is displeased. We must be matured to make every indigenous Nigerian feel at home. We are all Nigerians in our country, and no indigene should feel dissatisfied in his native land.
I want to urge President Tinubu and the National Assembly to commit to restructuring Nigeria to regions, only if the TWO issues I mentioned are corrected. If Regional government is the only thing Tinubu achieved, then so be it. He would have done one good thing in his lifetime. |
Politics › Re: President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 9:55am On Jun 17, 2024 |
Chikel20000: U tried and u were very sincere in ur opinion....nice one....but I don't think it will stop d agitation for Biafra.....though it is good n will help ease d pains of d eat but d presidency knows what to do? Regional structure would stop the agitation. If we grant regions more powers, then agitations would die out. |
Politics › President Bola Tinubu - Memo To National Assembly by critique99(op): 9:39am On Jun 17, 2024 |
President Bola Tinubu and the National Assembly are on the path to greatness, IF they successfully restructure Nigeria back to regions, based on the map submitted by Afenifere.
This thread calls for Support for the National Assembly to approve the return to Regions,... but on ONE condition. The ONE condition is that the Eastern side of that map should be reworked to satisfy the SE and the SS zones. Currently, there are grumbles about the Eastern zone in the map which Afenifere has prepared. And quite frankly, I think the grumbles are genuine concerns.
We can NOT afford to build a nation where one side is unhappy. It would never work. No great nation is built by keeping one region dissatisfied. If we want Nigeria to work, to be great, then every indigene must be happy. Hence, the Eastern side of that Afenifere map should be corrected to satisfy the wishes of the Eastern people. Then we can all be happy with the restructuring. And Bola Tinubu would have achieved one great thing in his lifetime.
Corrections to the Regional Map - My Suggestions.
First, there was no reason to divide Cross River state into two, and push one part into the Eastern Middle Belt region. There is no sensible reason for it, and infact it would cause dissent in the SS region, which isn't good for Nigeria. So, the division of Cross Rivers State is unnecessary, evil and not justified. It should be reversed and Cross River state should be left as it is. ... Rather, we should create a Bakassi State, from reclaimed land in the Calabar waters, and use that to compensate the Bakassi people for the great mistake of the past. The Bakassi State should be created from reclaimed land. It would be a small state though, but is necessary to compensate the Bakassi people for the wrong Nigeria did them. If we do this, we would have fixed the Bakassi problem alongside achieveing Regionalism. Perfect.
Secondly, the Anioma side of Delta State should be joined with the South East region. I am surprised this was not done, and quite frankly it is wicked and unacceptable. If Kwara State was joined with the SW, then Asaba should be joined with the SE. Asaba is Igboland, and they are indigenous Igbos; so putting them with their SE brothers is the fair thing to do; same as was done with Kwara yorubas. Fix this to satisfy our Igbo brothers. Nigeria can NOT be great by keeping one region unhappy.
I have highlighted TWO issues that should be fixed in the regional map prepared by Afenifere. (1) Push Asaba and Anioma to join their SE brothers. (2) Reverse the division of Cross Rivers state, and instead create a Bakassi state from reclaimed land in the Calabar Atlantic.
If we successfully fix these two things on the Afenifere regional map, then every region would be happy to accept the Regional Structure. Bakassi people would be happy at last; Biafra agitation would end, Oduduwa Republic would also end. One stone to kill 3 birds. Regionalism, if done right, would fix those fundamental problems. But if we fail to fix those two things, the East would remain dissatisfied, and we cannot build a great nation when a region is displeased. We must be matured to make every indigenous Nigerian feel at home. We are all Nigerians in our country, and no indigene should feel dissatisfied in his native land.
I want to urge President Tinubu and the National Assembly to commit to restructuring Nigeria to regions, only if the TWO issues I mentioned are corrected. If Regional government is the only thing Tinubu achieved, then so be it. He would have done one good thing in his lifetime.
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Immigration Service: A Memo To Remove Migrant Fulani From Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:17pm On Jun 03, 2024 |
babasolution: Can Nigerians be seen moving carelessly through out bush paths,villages and forest in say Senegal for example without them being queried,searched ,rounded up and possibly deported back to NIG.
Why are Fulani's in the name of being nomadic allowed free movement in Nigeria without question.
Why are the governments of the major tribes particularly allowing all these in their various states. That is because of the mental conquest of the North. Remember that northerners held sway as military presidents for over 40years. Hence, the problems you mentioned. But you are right, the Fulani end time is nearing soon. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Immigration Service: A Memo To Remove Migrant Fulani From Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:08pm On Jun 03, 2024 |
Very true,  |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Immigration Service: A Memo To Remove Migrant Fulani From Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:05pm On Jun 03, 2024 |
critique99: The Hausa enabled all this. Blame the Hausa. It's a shame. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Immigration Service: A Memo To Remove Migrant Fulani From Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:04pm On Jun 03, 2024 |
The Hausa enabled all this. Blame the Hausa. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Immigration Service: A Memo To Remove Migrant Fulani From Nigeria by critique99(op): 11:57am On Jun 03, 2024 |
babasolution: The LAGOS govt for example will rather deport fellow Yoruba people to their states,or Igbo people to their states but will never touch the Hausa illegal occupants in various illegal spots at every corner of the state.
Various openly foreign Nigerien Fulani are seen all over Nigeria, moving about freely untouched.
The freedom allowed the Fulani needs to be scrutinised, there is a conspiracy against indigenous land owners in Nigeria It is a terrible situation my brother. |
Politics › Nigeria Immigration Service: A Memo To Remove Migrant Fulani From Nigeria by critique99(op): 11:40am On Jun 03, 2024*. Modified: 12:21pm On Jun 03, 2024 |
The North is littered with hundreds of thousands of migrant fulani, who are in Nigeria illegally and who commit various crimes. Yes, these are facts. Hundreds of thousands of migrant Fulani - both killers, fighters, bandits, jihadists, herdsmen, are are in Nigeria illegally; and the Immigration service and Minister of Interior have done nothing about this. This is very wrong and irresponsible.
Why should Nigeria continue to allow the Fulani people, to continue to destabilize the nation. Why? When would we come to our senses? The Fulani are not indigenous to Nigeria; they have no ancestral land, rights, or claims in Nigeria. They are naturalized Nigerians. Every Fulani man is a naturalized Nigerian, not an indigenous Nigerian. And there is a huge difference between the two classes of citizenships.
An indigenous Nigerian has ancestral rights to his native land and cannot be removed from Nigeria. His citizenship is not conferred, it is inherent by virtue of his ancestral roots. But a naturalized Nigerian is originally from another country. Even if he was born in Nigeria, it doesn't change the fact that he has no ancestral claims or rights. A naturalized Nigerian has full civil rights, but the difference is that his citizenship can be taken away.
For example, take the case of Shamima Begum, the British girl who fought for ISIS. The UK Home Secretary withdrew her citizenship, and till today, all legal battles have FAILED to restore her citizenship. Google her name and read her story. Shamima is fully British, born and lived all her life in Britain. Her family are all in Britain, and she has known no other country but Britain. But the difference is that she is not an indigenous British person. She is ancestrally from Bangladesh in the Asian continent. So, despite being full British by birth, her citizenship was withdrawn. But an indigenous white British would never have his citizenship withdrawn, even if he joined ISIS, because it is his ancestral land. This is the difference between a naturalized citizen and an indigenous citizen. Since then, every Asian British and Black British now understand and wouldn't risk their citizenship with terrible crimes.
Going by the killings and horror the Fulani have unleashed in Nigeria for over hundred years; there is no reason why the FG and Immigrations Service shouldn't commence the scrutiny of the Fulani ethnic group in Nigeria. Even if they are citizens, it doesn't matter. Like I explained, they are naturalized citizens not indigenous citizens; hence their citizenship can be taken away. Whether the Fulani was born Nigerian or migrated recently, their citizenship can be removed, for fomenting killings and crises all over Nigeria. Remember, Buhari told us that he has cousins in Niger Republic. I don't have cousins in Niger Republic. Nigeria is my only homeland, and I must fight for it.
When Buhari was president, thousands of Fulani came to Nigeria illegally. And they remain here illegally. I call on the Nigeria Immigrations Service and the Minister for Interior, to implement an action plan to remove illegal Fulani migrants from Nigeria. Even if they hold Citizenship, once they commit a crime, they should be stripped of their citizenship and removed from the country. Even Buhari and their fake Sultan can have their citizenship removed. They are not indigenous Nigerians. All Fulanis are naturalized or migrants, not Indigenous Nigerians. Hence, every killings or serious crimes they commit must come with the removal of their citizenship, and removal from Nigeria. Then, there would be peace in Nigeria and killings/conquest would stop. Also keep an eye on the top Fulani politicians like Kwankwaso and El-Rufai. They are not who you think they are. I would expose them later.
For the thousands of indigenous Nigerians who have been killed, this action plan to scrutinize the Fulani must be taken seriously and acted upon. There should also be a plan to ensure that a Fulani person doesn't claim another tribe. The Fulani should now be cut to size and put where they rightly belong at the bottom of Nigeria. Enough of our stupidity as a nation and as a people. Nonsense. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 2:48pm On Jun 01, 2024 |
 babasolution: The Hausa are not complaining, they love their Fulani brothers |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 1:33pm On Jun 01, 2024 |
The bastard Sultan of Sokoto.., your ancestors came from Futa Djallon in present day Guinea, to establish a fake caliphate in Hausa Land. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 1:32pm On Jun 01, 2024 |
Don't attempt to post censored words by misspelling them |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 1:31pm On Jun 01, 2024 |
SisterAnn: Op, don't tell me you created a new moniker just to wail over spilled milk. 🙄 SisterAnn, wassup! I like your moniker. Lets hang out. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 9:45pm On May 31, 2024 |
alpharoyalty: You guys keep forgetting that the military, religion, and the government are heavily influenced and dominated by the fulani. The same fulani and emirs that forced IBB to annul a peaceful and successful June 12 election. Figure it out  |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 9:45pm On May 31, 2024 |
Diego35M: they are not brainwashed, I think they are afraid of the fulanis Yes, they are afraid of the fulani. But this generation of Hausa, they are getting more confrontational. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 2:04pm On May 31, 2024 |
Celestialsword: It will not end ,it is an agenda,it is spreading It will end. And end in tears. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 2:03pm On May 31, 2024 |
Celestialsword: But they succeeded in conquering KWARA a Yoruba state,95% of Kwarans are Muslims ditto OSUN state. . The South will never tolerate it, they will be stopped They are already being stopped. Their agenda has been exposed. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 2:02pm On May 31, 2024 |
antiMuhamad: Anything muslim and islam, pure terrorists especially the way it is practiced in Nigeria and the middle east. Like Muhammad, predators, rapists, pedophiles, establishing stupid caliphates for a useless god that Netanyahu is whipping his ass anyhow, a useless god that cannot protect Raisi of Iran and allowed him to die like a common chicken. Allah knows nothing than to suck blood of his slaves and the unfortunate people they kill for him. These people brought backwardness to Africa and created a mentality that allows for the exploitation of girls. That is the Islam practiced by fulani. The SW islam is not like this. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:26pm On May 31, 2024 |
Everything that has a beginning has an end. The conquest too would end someday. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:26pm On May 31, 2024 |
critique99: The bastard Sultan of Sokoto.., your ancestors came from Futa Djallon in present day Guinea, to establish a fake caliphate in Hausa Land.
Yes, your ancestor arrived Hausa land naked, then later abused the hospitality of indigenous northern people, and established a fake caliphate in Hausa land , using Islam as pretext. Instead of them to be satisfied and enjoy their conquest in the North, they arrogantly wanted to extend the conquest down South. They tried and failed in the Middle Belt. And instead of them to stop right there and enjoy their conquest in the North. They refused. They insisted on pushing their conquest down South, by all means. The arrogance of migrant bastards.
A migrant and descendants of a migrant have the audacity to attempt to extend their conquest down South. Till today, they are bogged down in the Middle Belt.
This explains the endless crises in the Middle Belt. From Jos North, Taraba, Zamfara, Southern Kaduna, Benue, Zangon Kataf, Kwara, etc; the descendants of a migrant have continued to kill indigenous Hausa and Middle Belt people. It pains me down to the bones. A migrant, minority population, have continued to foment trouble all over Nigeria.
That migrant is Uthman Dan Fodio, ... and the descendant who secretly continues to drive the conquest agenda is no other than the Sultan of Sokoto. I write this with all sense of decency. You see, the northern people have been blind for way too long. And that enabled the fulani to think they are unstoppable.
Every Nigerian must understand that the so-called Herdsmen crises and killings are nothing but land grabbing and attempted conquest, which is well palnned and well executed. And sadly the Hausa people have been aiding this conquest agenda. That shows you how brainwashed and stupid the Hausa are.. Having sold their birth right and native land to migrant fulani; they want to sell the whole Nigeria.
The fulani claim land for cattle and business; then they come in settle there with their people. In few years, that community becomes an abbatoir. Killings, killings, killings, by the fulani people you allowed in. That is how they operate. Everywhere the fulani has entered, there are killinga and regret. The fulani are ungrateful, vile, and very evil. And this has been happening for 200 years. Yes, for 200 years, the Sultan of Sokoto and his predecessors have been the drivers of the killings that destabilize the North and the Middle Belt.
When Nigerians are ready, they would march to the Caliphate and capture the Sultan. That day would surely come.
Know this and know peace, that Nigeria lost greatly for the failures of the indigenous Hausa people. And the earlier the Hausa realize that the Fulani have no ancestral right or claims in Nigeria, the sooner the Hausa can start exercising their rights over the fulani, who are nothing in Nigeria..
The bastard Sultan thinks he owns Nigeria; thinks Nigeria is his father's estate, thinks the fulani are at home in Nigeria. He is delusional. This is exactly how the fulani has kept the North backward. And they think they could hold out forever. No, it doesn't work like that. Their end clock has started ticking. Fixed. |
Politics › Re: Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:22pm On May 31, 2024 |
babasolution: The Hausa are not less guilty,they are even worse off than the Fulani, the Hausa fought all the wars for the Fulani, they also fought wars for the British against other tribes.
The Hausa are worse than the Fulani. The Fulani have all they have today in Nigeria because the Hausa gave it to them.
The Hausa are not brainwashed they want things the way it is You are right to an extent. But I still think the Hausa were brainwashed. I could be wrong tho. |
Politics › Sultan Of Sokoto - The DESTROYER Of Nigeria by critique99(op): 12:04pm On May 31, 2024*. Modified: 12:25pm On May 31, 2024 |
The bastard Sultan of Sokoto.., your ancestors came from Futa Djallon in present day Guinea, to establish a fake caliphate in Hausa Land.
Yes, your ancestor arrived Hausa land naked, then later abused the hospitality of indigenous northern people, and established a fake caliphate in Hausa land , using Islam as pretext. Instead of them to be satisfied and enjoy their conquest in the North, they arrogantly wanted to extend the conquest down South. They tried and failed in the Middle Belt. And instead of them to stop right there and enjoy their conquest in the North. They refused. They insisted on pushing their conquest down South, by all means. The arrogance of migrant bastards.
A migrant and descendants of a migrant have the audacity to attempt to extend their conquest down South. Till today, they are bogged down in the Middle Belt.
This explains the endless crises in the Middle Belt. From Jos North, Taraba, Zamfara, Southern Kaduna, Benue, Zangon Kataf, Kwara, etc; the descendants of a migrant have continued to kill indigenous Hausa and Middle Belt people. It pains me down to the bones. A migrant, minority population, have continued to foment trouble all over Nigeria.
That migrant is Uthman Dan Fodio, ... and the descendant who secretly continues to drive the conquest agenda is no other than the Sultan of Sokoto. I write this with all sense of decency. You see, the northern people have been blind for way too long. And that enabled the fulani to think they are unstoppable.
Every Nigerian must understand that the so-called Herdsmen crises and killings are nothing but land grabbing and attempted conquest, which is well palnned and well executed. And sadly the Hausa people have been aiding this conquest agenda. That shows you how brainwashed and stupid the Hausa are.. Having sold their birth right and native land to migrant fulani; they want to sell the whole Nigeria.
The fulani claim land for cattle and business; then they come in settle there with their people. In few years, that community becomes an abbatoir. Killings, killings, killings, by the fulani people you allowed in. That is how they operate. Everywhere the fulani has entered, there are killinga and regret. The fulani are ungrateful, vile, and very evil. And this has been happening for 200 years. Yes, for 200 years, the Sultan of Sokoto and his predecessors have been the drivers of the killings that destabilize the North and the Middle Belt.
When Nigerians are ready, they would march to the Caliphate and capture the Sultan. That day would surely come.
Know this and know peace, that Nigeria lost greatly for the failures of the indigenous Hausa people. And the earlier the Hausa realize that the Fulani have no ancestral right or claims in Nigeria, the sooner the Hausa can start exercising their rights over the fulani, who are nothing in Nigeria..
The bastard Sultan thinks he owns Nigeria; thinks Nigeria is his father's estate, thinks the fulani are at home in Nigeria. He is delusional. This is exactly how the fulani has kept the North backward. And they think they could hold out forever. No, it doesn't work like that. Their end clock has started ticking. |