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girl4rmspace:
Did you say smarter Nigerian dogs? U can't be serious

I'm damn serious. Nigerian dogs are Way smarter and stronger. This forien dogs are lazy and dump all they now is how have biscuits and milk then sleep, lazyhead dogs >:

White dogs Tiger, lion in my area likes picking a fight with my dog (Tabarya) they even once Pluts to rape her. But come see she bullies them. I'm proud of her for not giving us abomination.

ecoeco:
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Traveling to kebbi state.....

Gonna rob a bank
Den surrender nd swear by d glorious Quran neva to do it again





#Eco99#

Tractor await you . You punishment will be Free Farming labour for life

These are the Farming machines The government bought for them.

Baba Atiku Baguda for President #2031

Not only in Kaduna. here in Kebbi state we have 24 to 22 hour of uninterrupted power since 2015 to date.

the way this riches are buying American dogs and leaving smarter Nigerian dogs is very disturbing. I think it's high time this government Ban importation of Foreign Dogs to help Patronized Born in Nigeria Dogs to put an end to Naija-Dogs discrimination.

And Mr MusK wasn't tired , He went and Proposed and Invent the HYPERLOOP (the Fift mood of transportation) . Hyperloop is the Fastest and safest mood of transport. Faster than Jets and planes it's makes 4 hour journey to 20 minutes journey. That's out of science fictional movie,huh? . But it real. :oCountries like, China, ,India, Japan, Korea, America and Dubhai will have the first fully operational Hyperloop system. What more can we ask from musK.

OP Elon musk server his own thread.

His energy company, will worth more than Apple in the next Ten years, his Electric car company Tesla is already worth more Than,, GM, Ford, Nissan, BMW . And he haven't yet produce a million car . Telsa are clean, autonomous (can drive you anywhere you want. And have beaten Lanbos and Ferrari to race. They are the fastest production car in the world. MusK is the greatest 21 centery innovator , the world compare him to Albert Einstein and Nikola Tesla.

2. Elon Musk
Referred to as the real Iron Man, Elon Musk is probably best known as the famous CEO of Tesla Motors and
SpaceX. However, he got his start with computers. At the age of 12 he began teaching himself to program which later paved the way for the launch of his first company, Zip2. But he didn’t stop there. He went on to become a co-founder of a company that later became PayPal, which allowed him to strike conversations with the brain-children behind Tesla Motors.

That's my guy. Elon musk is the most love tech superstar in 21centry , He is consider by many as the Albert Einstein,Necola Tesla and Henry Ford of today

He is Credited for:

Co-founding X.com which later became PayPal (world first internet banking service) . When PayPal was sold to eBay, Elon musk hold the largest share. He got Hundreds of million dollars from the deal and went to co-found world smartest companies . Just last month he bought back X.Com

SPACEX : (World first and only Rocket company to send and land back rockets from orbit) One need to see how they do the impossible .

What's more fascinating is that he don't just lands rockets and Dragon capsole back to eath but He Reuse them again and again.

All world rockets company agreed to be inferior to SpaceX . Their expandle rockets cost more than $400million to build, His smart Rocket Falcon9 cost only 99million. He is also planning to Fayose and Knamdi Kanu to Mars
Lol

This people reminds me of 2go back then, That how we used to start a conversation on 2go. Then we just later becomes Friends . Be it with boys or girls . Lol

That's my state

Hausa are not Boko Haram. The Boko Haram are in North East Nigeria. North eastern tribes are not hausa they, All the Shekau you are seeing in Boko Haram videos are not Hausa Kanuri ,tho they speak hausa . Hausa are in North west Nigeria and some scattered hausa in other parts. North Everybody in North is Hausa plz . Hausa we are not terrorists

Allah mun godema, da kaba Baba Buhari lafiya.

UnchangeableGod:
Thanks a lot. You ended up saying what we have always believed, that Hausas and Fulanis are so mixed together, one can hardly distinguish one from the other. So nothing new. In other words, Hausas and Fulanis are virtually one and the same. Thanks.

I agree with you Hausa Fulani are almost desame people (atleast In Nigeria) . And that because in Every Hausa family their are Fulanis among them.

But in other African countries things are different. A lots of pulbe not from Nigeria don't like the Idea of Hausa/Fulani.

I don't know if you have might come across them On YouTube Hausa channels, You will see them (Non Nigerian) Fulani pointing out who is Hausa and who is Fulani. And Then start to talk about how they Think Hausa Are trying to claim Fulani . Which then spark a little Quarrel Between Them (Non Nigerian Fulani) and Other their brothers Nigerian Fulani and Hausa around Africa. (mostly from Niger Republic) so becareful saying Hausa and Fulani are virtually desame. Kar kasa sanda aradu

The non Nigerians Fulani are not happy seeing their Lost Brothers speaking other language which they don't understand. ( I sympathize with them ) but if Fulani haven't sacrifices that much. Nigeria's Hausa/Fulani story would had been different.

What I told them....

Is we Hausa don't have any problem with Fulani being their Kings.Tho they far outnumbered them. Was Because Fulani gave up their Culture,Heritage,Sons,daughters and must importantly their language which you hate they dump just
to be Hausa closes Kith & Kins ,

Even if I'm pure Fulani I will just keep switching side for I will not allowed any Fulani or Hausa Diss and bullied another Hausa or Fulani

What are you, Fulani , Hausa/Fulani , Hausa?

Ersan:
Fulbe phenotypes like you say vary. In haka ne me zaka ce game da lamidon adamawa Ko Sule lamido Ko Atiku Ko ganduje?

For me I've always maintained that paternal lineage defines ones ethnicity, no need to complicate things.

My Brother All these people you mention are not pure pure Fulani GurumadO (mixed Fulani) . Dan Allah Kai wazai ga Atikun Adamawa ,Ganduje Yace su Fulani ne . You makes me laugh when you call them Fulani wallahi . Inkacemin mixed zanyi dariya nace nayarda

RedboneSmith:
The late Sardauna identified himself as a Fulani man when he was alive. I've read a conversation he had with a certain gentleman who thought he was Hausa. He replied him with an emphatic no; that he was Fulani.

He might have claim he is a Fulani .History said he is a descendant of Dan FodiO (Whom his Fulani) all I was saying is that Sardauna does not like Fulani he might have Fulani blood in him but doesn't look like one. Not Even slightly.

Ersan:
:DAhmadu Bello is a pullo, fodios direct descendant.

Just because his father was grandson of Dan FodiO That does not make him a FULANI. To be a Fulani you have to look like a one.

Anybody with Knowledge of whom Hausa or Fulani are ,will aggured Sir Ahmadu Bello is not a Fulani. (He might have little Fulani blood in him) But, But you can't ignore the fact that his Looks, Body structure is not of Fulani but of Hausa.


Like my Paternal and maternal grandmothers are pure Fulani descent and my merternal grandfather is a mixture of both (Hausa/Fulani). My Father happens to took after his father (who I will say he is a among the rear pure Hausawa) . Tho, in my family sometimes we jokingly point out who is more Hausa and who is more a Fulani. Honestly we all think of ourselves as Hausa

We speak hausa, leave with hausa ,share abode,Religion and culture with hausa. And some of my Kins will be pissed off if you were to call them none hausa. And that natural

Pure Hausa are very rear.Their intermarriage does not start with Fulani nor had it ever been Monopoly to any tribe lol(Allow me to use that word) .If hausa falls in love with you and you get married to him/her . You ,your Feature Children will probably gave up your Religion, Culture and most importantly your language to Hausa.


My argument is that you cannot call someone with typical hausa look a Fulani or call someone with typical Fulani look a Hausa. It's will be ridiculous for a Black Person with black mother and White Britsh father to call himself a whiteman



Sir Ahmadu Bello is more of a Hausa than he is a Fulani. His culture,His language, His looks/ structures all indicated that.

Present day Hausa is more of a language than it is an ethic.when I was 15 thought of my Zabarmawa childhood friends as Hausa only lately I found out they are not. In west northern state it's not a big deal if you are Hausawa, Fulani, zabarmawa as long you speak hausa it's every Hausa and none hausa Will looks you as Hausa(to some extant) Sai in gardama ta tashi a tunama Kai Ba Hausa bane. Lol ;

Ersan:
This is one of the most comprehensive and objective posts I've ever seen. The ending was very funny though, Dan me zasu zage ka? Gaskiya ka fadi ai. Lol

Kasan halin mutan nairaland Da zari Komai kace wani zai sami dalilin zagin ka.

Ersan:
This is one of the most comprehensive and objective posts I've ever seen. The ending was very funny though, Dan me zasu zage ka? Gaskiya ka fadi ai. Lol

Kasan halin mutan nairaland Da zari Komai kace wani zai sami dalilin zagin ka.

Ersan:
This is one of the most comprehensive and objective posts I've ever seen. The ending was very funny though, Dan me zasu zage ka? Gaskiya ka fadi ai. Lol

Kasan halin mutan nairaland Da zari Komai kace wani zai sami dalilin zagin ka.

Memories

There are three striking images from the trip: In Ndoni, the Hausa community salutes former Governor Peter Odili, who hails from the town and according to the community ‘pays all water and electricity bills for the entire population’ made up of locals, Hausa and many other groups. They refer to other good deeds which they trace to the former governor “Our women go to the hospital and give birth freely, without paying a Kobo. For babies and small children, no payment is made by our people at the hospital.”

Also, in Ndoni, there is 55 year old Abu Musa who arrived the community forty years ago, from Taraba state seeking wealth. Forty years on he hasn’t found wealth and he tells Daily Trust that he is still searching. There is the Hausa fisherman at Asaba Ase who is a 2009 graduate of fisheries from the university of Benin, but unemployment has now pushed him into fishing. Today, he is busy ennobling fishing activities among the fishermen in his part of Delta state.


By Tadaferua Ujorha who was in Rivers, Cross River, Delta, Akwa Ibom & Bayelsa | Publish Date: Jul 14 2017 2:00AM

Decline

The fishermen in the five states of the Niger Delta visited by Daily Trust, also speak on the decline of the rivers around them which they have fished in for many years. Many of them add that oil spillage, the use of dynamite and chemicals by some individuals while fishing, combine to kill many fish and aquatic life, and has made some fish to migrate to other rivers. Bala Tama, Vice Chairman of the Hausa community in Ndoni posits “The river Niger is not as deep as it used to be, and this has affected our fishing. Seventeen years ago, the river Niger was deeper than it is now, and all fishermen here in Ndoni agree on this. If it rains at Asaba or Onitsha a lot of debris float down here, and this also affects fishing.”

Speaking on the same theme at Odi, Sodangi adds “The use of dynamite is killing off many of the fish in the rivers. People also use chemicals on their farms, some of which flow in to the rivers, and this helps to drive the fish away. These are some of the problems we face.” Haruna Abubakar arrived Eket in Akwa Ibom state in 1975. He has been fishing there ever since, and even though the number of fishermen has declined,he is staying put in Eket. On the drop in numbers, he says “We used to have up to fifty fishermen here in Eket. Some have passed on, while others have returned to Ibi due to old age.”

Background

Deep in the South South and along the banks of huge rivers, can be found groups of Hausa fishermen. From AnaEze and Ndoni to Asaba Ase, Odi, Kaiama, including Bakassi in Cross River and Eket in Akwa Ibom, for example, these simple men are a growing population. They have a sense of adventure and rich knowledge of aquatic life and they also come with goodwill and home grown fishing practices. With mastery of the movement of water and wind, they are poised to fish in every river and they have. Some of them hail from fishing families in Argungu, Kebbi State, while others are from similar families in Ibi in Taraba State, and there are some from Nasarawa as well as Niger State. A significant number have fished all the way from Argungu following the course of Nigeria’s big and small rivers, to Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, Shuaibu Mohammed, secretary of the Hausa community in Ndoni, tells me. Others have rowed along a stretch from Yola in Adamawa State, and fished all the way through the Niger Delta to the Atlantic, with some crossing into Cameroon and Gabon. Theirs is a life filled with adventure, danger, passion and fun. Mohammed adds with a knowing look in his eyes, that in addition to being an expert diver, he has fished for sharks and dolphins in the waters around Equatorial Guinea. They have not only married from the local community, they have also developed a keen interest in the many rivers within which they fish and support their families. Many can speak of a time when the river produced more fish than it does now. They say that the rivers are now shallow and that the fish have moved further off. In a sense they know the history of the river over the past 40 years, for instance. But when the fishing season is over, many of the men turn to various other trades such as tailoring and grocery, which they temporarily leave when the season begins again. A group of men can be found who make fishing nets and other tools. The ‘Guru’ is easily the most popular fishing tool,and the ‘Guru na drum’ found at Ikang, Bakassi is a new very creative version of same. Many of the local fishermen who may be Ijaw, Igbo, Isoko etc, have learnt new fishing habits from their Hausa colleagues. At Ndoni,Amaechi Ugboma, himself a fisherman speaks of the good relationship locals enjoy with Hausa fishermen, and he stresses that they learnt many fishing habits from the latter “We learnt the use of the fishing hook from them. We also borrowed the use of another type of net from Hausa fishermen.Many of them have married Ndoni women, and that is good for all of us.” In Odi, Usman Ibrahim says that a lot has changed among the fishing folk “In the past fisherman could leave Argungu and fish all the way to the Atlantic. But fishermen are lazy now,and can’t do this.”

Intermarriage

One evening in Ndoni ,Rivers state Daily Trust comes across two lady’s who are married to Hausa fishermen. They are both wearing Hijabs. Hadiza Mohammed, nee Rita Nwadunugu, who hails from Anambra state is one of them and she is married to Iliya Salihu, Treasurer of the Hausa community. The other is Aisha Sani, formerly Felicia Ajie. Aisha Sani’s husband is Sani Usman, Chairman of the Hausa community in Ndoni. She tells me with some laughter, that she was at the beach one evening some years ago. All of a sudden she saw the man who later became her husband setting out to fish, and she fell in love with him. This was about the year 1989 and they were married in 1990. By 1992 she had accepted Islam. In Asaba Ase, an Isoko community in Delta State, Daily Trust is told of ‘some level of intermarriage. My brother married a lady from Asaba Ase ,but he is late now.About three or four Hausa men among us have married Isoko women, but they have all travelled along with their wives.” At Odi in Bayelsa state there are today some thirty fishermen, with most of them hailing from Kebbi State. Sanusi Sodangi arrived Odi fifteen years ago, and he points out that unlike similar communities in the state, none of the fishermen has married from the Odi community, so far.In AnaEze, Mudi Mohammed comments “Four Hausa fishermen married from the locality,while the rest of us married Hausa women.But many of the Igbo wives have travelled to nearby communities.”

Love & fishermen

Isa Ibi fishes within the Bakassi peninsula in Cross River State. We stand at the beach and look towards Cameroon,and he tells me that with the ceding of parts of the peninsula to Cameroon, the latter country now has possession of the more fertile fishing areas where catfish abound, and this is to the disadvantage of Nigeria. He was born in Ogoja to a Hausa father who was in the army, and a mother from Ogoja. From birth he was destined to be multicultural in thought and action, and just like his father he married from outside Hausaland. His partner is Habiba Isa nee Nkechi, an Igbo lady from Anambra State, and his is a heterogeneous home, with the children speaking Hausa and some of the languages in Cross Rivers state.

He comments “They speak Hausa, the Efuk dialect as well as English. I wouldn’t mind if my children marry from here just as I did. They have my blessings. My wife is now a Muslim. After marriage she converted to Islam,” he explains. Bala Ibi also lives in the peninsula. “I was born at Ogoja in 1972. My father was a fisherman from Ibi in Taraba state, and he married Regina, a lady hailing from Ogoja who became my mother. With marriage she converted to Islam and became known as Aisha. My wife, Maryam Bala, is from Akwa Ibom. I did exactly what my father did in Ogoja, by marrying a lady who is not even Hausa. My four sons may eventually follow my example. I believe that they may marry from here too,” he says with some enthusiasm.

At Bakassi, Daily Trust also comes across Samaila Mohammed, Zakari Abdul,and Saidu Umaru who all have wives who either hail from Bakassi, or from other states in the South South, or South East. Like Isa above, they are bringing up children in multicultural homes. In Bakassi, many of the Hausa fishermen own houses which they built after paying for land which they bought from the community.

Hausa And Only Hausa . I understand pigin but I can't speak it.

OP you are not Nigerian, huh?

UnchangeableGod:
Most of the time, we mix Hausas and Fulanis together as though they are one and the same. Although, they share similarities in culture and religion, they have basic differences. Please can someone enlighten me as to the basic differences between the two tribes as well as examples of notable Nigerian Hausas. Thanks.

Notoble Hausa:
The like of

(1) the great Sir Ahmadu Bello (late Sardauna of Sokoto)


(2) Attahiru Jega (Ex Inec National Chairman )


(3) Muhammad Adamu Aleru ( 2term senator,Governor ) And an Ex FTC minister. He also own LABANA RICE company

(4) AlikO Dangote. (Africans and world Black richest man)

(5) Late Aminu Kanu

(7) The Dantatas

( Military Governor (late Murtala muhammad)

(9 late.Maitama sule

(10) Sani Dangote and many others

Igbo People Are Evil, I Agree With Obasanjo!!! I Am 100 Percent In Support Of A Northern Agenda – Okorocha Boils




.It was a shocking blow to the Ohaneze NdiIgb,o as the Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, on Monday, aligned himself with the Northern agenda and former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, that Nigeria needs no restructuring.
Okorocha made this disclosure at the 67th Annual Conference of the Broadcasting Corporation of Nigeria, BON, in Owerri.

Recall, that Ohaneze Ndigbo have for sometime now, been clamoring for the restructuring of Nigeria with their Northern counterpart kicking against it.
While speaking, Okorocha who supported the North that Nigeria needs not restructuring, rather said that Nigeria should be repackaged.

He said: “Proprietors and Managers of the Radio and Television Stations in the country operating under the aegis of Broadcasting Organization of Nigeria (BON), who are meeting in Owerri for their 67th Annual Conference, need to help repackage Nigeria, for consumption by the rest of the world, because that is what is needed now and not restructuring.



“He also asked them to come up with programmes that could allow the less privileged in the society who cannot afford the high cost of electronic media to also be heard.
“Our nation requires repackaging. It is unfortunate that a great nation like ours has not been properly packaged for consumption by the international communities.

“Yet, there are more evils in other nations than we have in Nigeria but the reports going out about our country is such that no one will want to come into Nigerian unless for those who want to take risk. No nation can grow with this arrangement.

“I want to charge you today, as you meet, think Nigeria and see how you can repackage it. We are not the worst of them all.

“Every geo-political zone has its own interpretation of restructuring. To the South-East, restructuring means creation of an additional State.
“For the South-South, restructuring means resource Control. For the South-West, it means devolution of power and the North may see it differently, but whatever is the Case, we are better of, as a United Nigeria.



“The ball is in your court to see how you can project Nigeria and repackage it for public and international consumption.
“Let me say to all of us here that there is nothing wrong with Nigeria and Nigerians. Nigeria is a great nation and will ever remain a great nation.”

cultural differences :

Hausawa: my Tribe

hausawa are homogeneous, have many different way of life with Fulani and don't share any cultural similarities but share thesame Islamic cultural. tho the Fulani in cities have adopted to hausa culture and language one can simply differentiate them. Hausa are Farmers and engaged in many different jobs (skills jobs) while must Fulanis are cow/sheeps rearers. hausa rear those animals too .the difference is the Fulanis are Nomads they run from place to place to rear their Animals.







Pupulation: Hausa





Real HAUSA: about 40million native Hausa mostly from Nigeria and Niger Republic. the Hausas come only from Nigeria and Niger Republic. they are the real Hausawa.



Diluted/Mixed Hausa: 20million



This are the Hausawa scattered in Chad, Cameroon, Togo, Ghana,sudan etc. They are descendent of Hausa from Nigeria and Niger Republic. who after leaving their original homes, settles with other Africans and they are now sees as hausas. And yes they are. just that they are not living in their original homes.


FULANI: around 20million



Religion:HAUSA/FULANI

HAUSA: 99% of Hausa are Muslims the remaining 2% are either pagans or Christians


FULANI: Fulani in Nigeria are 90% Muslims, the 10% goes to Pegans and Christianity .




location : Hausa



Nigeria, Niger Republic, Ghana, Mali, Togo, Cameroon,sudan ,Eritrea, Saudi Arabia

Everywhere you can find hausawa then their are Fulanis either living among them or so close to them.
But Hausa are cannot be found all places where Fulanis are.




Physical Features :

Hausawa: Hausa have typical look of Chadic people/chadic different groups.

(1)Giants :Hausa are Extremely strong Giants. Every about them is massive, from their foots prints to their Giants Mit .hausa are just huge. take a look at old late hausa leaders.

(2) bigs/smale slant eyes, Body . straight and Hooters Noses,

(3) Hausa are Dark in complexion. Hausa are very dark people like must of the chadic in Sahel. The lighter a real Hausa not mixed can be is Chocolate.



FULANI: most of Fulanis are Tall but not giants, Fulani are known to be very Slim and Lanky. they can hardly have a fattish body even if they want to. only 10% of Fulani can grow fat.

Complexion: majority Fulanis a Red in colour. then cream clour Fulani then black. let me put it into percentage.

50% Red ,40 black, 10% light cream

Structure: majority are tall, With Little wive hair or straight

hair. Typical Fulani dnt have Kinky hair like ours Hausa. and

they got a very lanky body, Long jaw, some with Broad

Forqp\eheads like that of Ethiopians. The least percentage of

Fulani look mixed African American. the reaming

percentage just look like those in Far-east west Africans

mixed with Berbers/Buzaye



Let me clear one thing. I and All my Extended Family are combination both Hausa and Fulani . My parents, their parents are mixed Hausa/Fulani. Tho, I consider myself a (Bahaushe) a Hausa. I will not allowed anyone to disrespect any of this group. Even that person comes from Them. tau, Kapin wasu Yan iska su zagan.

What about SC people whom should they marry. I'm AS my Brother Is SC

Everything was normal until some group decide to take coup to destroyed and killed the only Faithful leaders we had. Now they want another country . we will make sure you lost Every wealth in life to have that country you want. stewpigs Biafrats