₦airaland Forum

Obiagelli:
NIA

EdCure:
I am Edo...
Even as sarcastic as you may want to sound, you do not meet my stereotype of an average Yoruba man. He is fearless, brutal when necessary, he is tactical, has strategic intelligence and makes rational choices.

laudate:
You are kidding, right??! Jeez!

EdCure:
The war is inevitable. I wonder what is stopping the youths of all affected communities from arming themselves to contain these uncercumcised, barbaric subhumans before they gain more grounds and overwhelm us.

Every non-Hausa/Fulani (especially we Christians) must join forces to obliterate these islamic terrorists and their reprobate leaders back to the pit of hell where they belong.

StOla:
Has he displayed more incompetence as was evident in the Jonathan regime?

Or why exactly is boko haram still a national problem if Jonathan was very competent?

The people of Oke Ogun are not complaining about co-habiting with the Fulani herdsmen, but their grudge against them stems from constant and unabated destruction of their farmlands by the cattle of these nomads. The cold war between the two groups dates back to many years ago. According to a resident of the area, about 20 or 30 people have lost their lives since the problem started. The herdsmen are scattered all over towns and cities like Irawo, Agbonle in Saki East Local Government, Igboho, Igbeti, Iganna, Otu, Eruwa and Igboora. In all these areas, they always have serious problems with them. He said, “The Fulani herdsmen believe they can kill human beings to protect lives of their animals. Their population is increasing seriously and this is due to some factors. One is that our area is savannah area. They know that their cattle grow bigger here than elsewhere because they have enough grass to eat. Two, we have large expanse of land that is large enough for them. Another factor is the issue of Boko Haram. There was a time, they even pleaded with our traditional rulers here to allow their people to come down and live here because of the problem of Boko Haram in the North. On market days, if you see them, they almost outnumber the indigenes. Most of these people come from Niger Republic because of its proximity to Saki.”

rottennaija:
OP, be careful of what you write. You may be inciting the citizens against the government which may lead to civil unrest. This is no longer politics, it a call to anachy and can land you in prison

freedom96:
your mama you are my slave.You must campaign for my brother come 2019.

Obiagelli:
I thought you would have answered my question

Obiagelli:
How is the NDDC dominated by southerners doing?

Obiagelli:
Are by chance saying you are better because of your region?

Obiagelli:
the moment you begin to raise hope in this country, some disaster reminds you of the pathetic state. Its been 4 months already, i am disappointed in the DSS

Chiefs of Defence Intelligence Chiefs of Defence Intelligence[3] Term of Service Brigadier General
A.G. Mohammed January 1985 –
August 1985 Lt Colonel Haliru
Akilu August 1985 –
July 1986 Rear Admiral
Babatunde
Elegbede July 1986 –
January 1990 Colonel Haliru
Akilu January 1990 –
September
1990 Group Captain Idi Musa September
1990 –
December 1991 Major General Ibrahim Dahiru
Gumel December 1991
– March 1995 Air Vice Marshal Idi Musa March 1995 –
July 1999 Vice Admiral J.M. Ajayi July 1999 -
September
2005 Major General A.M. Halidu-Giwa December 2005
- August 2007 Major General Mohammed Said August 2007 -
July 2009 Major General
Babagana
Monguno July 2009 -
September
2011 Major General S.Y. Audu September
2011 -
February 2014 Rear Admiral Gabriel Okoi February 2014
- July 2015 Air Vice Marshal
Monday Riku
Morgan July 2015 –
Present

akanbiaa:
Shame on desperate Biafrans, it's now I understand what GEJ said that he knew boko haram and their his brothers.

The people of Oke Ogun are not complaining about co-habiting with the Fulani herdsmen, but their grudge against them stems from constant and unabated destruction of their farmlands by the cattle of these nomads. The cold war between the two groups dates back to many years ago. According to a resident of the area, about 20 or 30 people have lost their lives since the problem started. The herdsmen are scattered all over towns and cities like Irawo, Agbonle in Saki East Local Government, Igboho, Igbeti, Iganna, Otu, Eruwa and Igboora. In all these areas, they always have serious problems with them. He said, “The Fulani herdsmen believe they can kill human beings to protect lives of their animals. Their population is increasing seriously and this is due to some factors. One is that our area is savannah area. They know that their cattle grow bigger here than elsewhere because they have enough grass to eat. Two, we have large expanse of land that is large enough for them. Another factor is the issue of Boko Haram. There was a time, they even pleaded with our traditional rulers here to allow their people to come down and live here because of the problem of Boko Haram in the North. On market days, if you see them, they almost outnumber the indigenes. Most of these people come from Niger Republic because of its proximity to Saki.”

The people of Oke Ogun are not complaining about co-habiting with the Fulani herdsmen, but their grudge against them stems from constant and unabated destruction of their farmlands by the cattle of these nomads. The cold war between the two groups dates back to many years ago. According to a resident of the area, about 20 or 30 people have lost their lives since the problem started. The herdsmen are scattered all over towns and cities like Irawo, Agbonle in Saki East Local Government, Igboho, Igbeti, Iganna, Otu, Eruwa and Igboora. In all these areas, they always have serious problems with them. He said, “The Fulani herdsmen believe they can kill human beings to protect lives of their animals. Their population is increasing seriously and this is due to some factors. One is that our area is savannah area. They know that their cattle grow bigger here than elsewhere because they have enough grass to eat. Two, we have large expanse of land that is large enough for them. Another factor is the issue of Boko Haram. There was a time, they even pleaded with our traditional rulers here to allow their people to come down and live here because of the problem of Boko Haram in the North. On market days, if you see them, they almost outnumber the indigenes. Most of these people come from Niger Republic because of its proximity to Saki.”

As a result of the cord of unity that binds all diverse ethnic groups together as an indivisible entity, it is not out of place for anybody from the 44 ethnic groups that make up Nigeria to live anywhere in the country. But, what happens if visitors now pose
a serious threat to security of lives and property of their hosts? That aptly paints the picture of the frosty relationship between residents of Oyo State especially people from Oke Ogun area and Fulani herdsmen. The constant clashes between the two groups. The people of Oke Ogun are not complaining about co-habiting with the Fulani herdsmen, but their grudge against them stems from constant and unabated destruction of their farmlands by the cattle of these nomads. The cold war between the two groups dates back to many years ago. According to a resident of the area, about 20 or 30 people have lost their lives since the problem started. The herdsmen are scattered all over towns and cities like Irawo, Agbonle in Saki East Local Government, Igboho, Igbeti, Iganna, Otu, Eruwa and Igboora. In all these areas, they always have serious problems with them. He said, “The Fulani herdsmen believe they can kill human beings to protect lives of their animals. Their population is increasing seriously and this is due to some factors. One is that our area is savannah area. They know that their cattle grow bigger here than elsewhere because they have enough grass to eat. Two, we have large expanse of land that is large enough for them. Another factor is the issue of Boko Haram. There was a time, they even pleaded with our traditional rulers here to allow their people to come down and live here because of the problem of Boko Haram in the North. On market days, if you see them, they almost outnumber the indigenes. Most of these people come from Niger Republic because of its proximity to Saki.”

fulanimafia:
Wouldn't prayer then be a better option to a clear thinker than wailing? Whenever the urge comes, direct it to heaven.