₦airaland Forum

Hahahahahahaha.

I laugh.

solmusdesigns:





The sooner they seek self help the better, Seyi Makinde isn't going to do anything, FG would always side with Fulanis

If only we still had a bold no nonsense man like Ajimobi constituted authority in power or the likes of Akeredolu

Am sure Ajimobi would had gone straight to Ibarapa with men of the Opreation burst, he would had lambasted Fulanis and given them last warning before unleashing terror on them


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Before we concentrate and start attacking him we need to understand, Burutai was not acting of his own accord, he was merely promoting the interests of his overlords that put him in that position.

Last I checked, he answers to the President. Last I checked, the President was all about Fulani Hegemony in the affairs of Nigeria.

This is a good thing that can ensure a lasting solution to the issues at hand. However, if border crossings are left unchecked, we will still have a huge influx of fulani herdsmen from neighbouring countries and this problem may well persist.

Remember not all Fulani are killer terrorist herdsmen but all killer terrorist herdsmen are of the Fulani ethnic group.

Anyone who has followed these events can clearly see that the Nigerian Army shot at peaceful protesters.

The Nigeria Army were invited at the behest of the Lagos State Governor.

The Lagos State Governor most definitely got instructions or atleast got approval from Mr Bola Ahmed Tinubu to invite these soldiers and to use force.

Footnote (for fools who may come here - while it is true that the army has a chain of command, how do you explain soldier escorts attached to wealthy civilians and so forth.

Omihanifa:
The chairman of the panel is just wasting her time even if she submits her report and implicates the Nigeria army, nothing will come out of it. The Nigeria army won't pay any compensation and the matter will just keep dragging like the confab report that was submitted since 2014

The Nigeria army too may decide to implicate the Lagos State government by releasing evidence that the governor called them to the scene and even gave them instructions to use military power to clear the protesters from the toll gate

You are a fool to believe 69.5% of Yorubas are Muslims.

Juliusmalema:
So we are now seeing clearly that the kidnappers are all South Westerners



Just yesterday we read of how Muyideen led the operation from shadow that claimed the lives of his two nephew.....But without been caught the media has already gone agog that it was Fulanis Herdsmen as usual...

Putting it in clear light Fulanis are mostly Muslims and over 69.5% of yoruba population are muslims while the rest percentage are staggered between Christianity and traditionalist...IFA worshippers..


Now with so much percentage on religious interactions receiving same teachings, how can someone come to exonerate one and condemn the other whereas the build of all the atrocities leans towards both having a common understanding through faith.

I pride myself as been fair and Just and upholding to tenets of truth and will always do so...

Those that where kidnapped in other regions says their captors speaks Fulani but why is the case different here that the captors speaks yoruba...

This clearly shows something is not adding up literally which boil down to petty propganda and evil profiling and using Fulani Herdsmen as cover up to real issues.

I have never ever doubted the cowardice of the fulanis. They are not brave, they have never been brave. However, I must admit, they are a patient people like the vulture is a patient bird. And they see that the easiest ways to conquer is to divide, they learnt well from the british.

One way to think of what may be fuelling this invasion of herdsmen is as a means of truncating Tinubu's presidential ambition. If he supports the fulani invasion, he has lost the Southwest vote, if he does not support the fulani invasion, he has lost the Northern vote. If you look at it this way, then it plays right into the hands of the Fulani Fulani they'll just install another of theirs to succeed Buhari, my guess is El-Rufai or Atiku/Tambuwal (they play both parties).

So Tinubu is damned either way and should anything happen to Chief Sunday Igboho, he will be martyred, the Southwest will never forgive Tinubu. If I were Tinubu, I would count my losses and arm groups in the Southwest to fight these invaders to a standstill. But we know Tinubu, he is no hero. He loves power and fame and the fulanis know this and are playing him like a toy.

Interesting times ahead but people of the Southwest must remain vigilant and be ready to fight for what is theirs. They must no longer put faith on the government or traditional or religious leaders. Perhaps these events are needed to jolt my people and give them a reality check. Time will tell.

madridsta007:
This is very instructive.
The Seriki Fulani will come back to that town. Most certainly. He will use this time in exile to plan with Fulanis in government, in the army, etc, and he will come back with soldiers. The Fulani man is a marauding fellow and loves power as much as he loves his cows. If you think they will give up after RULING a Yoruba town in Yoruba heartland for 20+ years then you are joking. They will come back and violently take over that town.
Secondly, expect them to either kill Sunday Igboho or tell Tinubu that his political pact with them is over if he doesnt rein him in. The Fulani man is actually a coward. They cannot meet you in a prepared battle, but are masters at stealth warfare. Hence, they attack at night, attack when the town is at peace, etc.
If Yorubas do not want to be colonised, the first thing to do is to protect Sunday Igboho. Fulanis know how to identify a target leader and boom! They take him out.
But I do not believe the Yoruba man can hold on for too long. Your political leaders, traditional leaders will sell you out; the Army will come and take out Sunday Igboho like they did to that Tiv man.

The problem is that it is still some Yoruba people (some because of religion and others out of pure ignorance) that are selling my people out. If not, then please explain to me how any well meaning Yoruba person will invite a tribe who are historically marauders masking as herdsmen into their own lands, all in the name of being nice and accommodating. I will not be shocked if that man returns to said community within a year from now. For me, the only solution to this is for every Yoruba son and daughter to arm themselves and be ready to defend what is rightfully theirs. Enough is Enough and the longer we delay, the worse it will be.

I have said it before and I will say it again. The Hausa-fulani do not understand logic. They are not rational people, if they were they would be seeking a real truce that brings real peace but that is not what they are after because that is not what they seek. They only understand power and force, if you try to dialogue it is perceived as a sign of weakness.

No one cares for the average Yoruba in the streets of South west cities or South west villages. We have politicians who are so ambitious, the moon is just their starting point. We have religious leaders who are so charismatic, Martin Luther King does not have nothing on them. We have traditional leaders who.... forgive me these ones are just mere mascots. All of them share one thing in common, they are only leaders in name, they do not understand what true leadership is about.

We are clearly a people who have learned nothing from the lessons offered from our history which is why we are on a firm path to repeating history. It is sad but these are the truths, I do not look to any one of the above category of leaders for support or leadership. It is high time Yorubas start to fortify and arm themselves, this is not a war that will be won overnight. We must be resolute and strong if we are to achieve permanent solutions.

Optional09:
Not that alone don’t sell land to them don’t hire them, they won’t come closer. The indigenes too can go into the business of cow rearing since it’s a profitable business but do it in a modern way to set a pattern for how you ur ant cattle business to be coordinated in your community.

Unfortunately, I don't think this will work.

Even if you attempt to register herdsmen, I highly doubt that the criminal elements among them will come forth to be registered. In the event of a crime, I also doubt that the registered herdsmen, the leadership of MACBAN and/or any heads of local fulani communities will help to identify and hand them over to the authorities.

Then you have the issue of enforcement.

For me, the real solution would be for farmer communities to coordinate amongst themselves and setup local vigilante groups that are well armed and well paid. People need to stop looking up to government and start doing things for themselves. Our leaders have shown that it is their priorities first ahead of everyone else's.

Last I checked, he is a highly successful lawyer who has earned his right to an opinion. He has paid his dues for this country.

What have you done?

Sammy07:
The guy talks to much tho

No country is perfect but you can't compare America to Nigeria. It does not come down to PR, they have strong institutions and they have an informed and educated society much greater than ours.

27Pushing30:
Oga Nigeria’s problem is not corruption

It’s a lack of strong and fair government system (Our federalism is Unitarism in disguise) and lack of strong institutions (federal and state)

I’ve observed a lot about America and it’s clear they are a nation filled with corrupt people, na just better PR dem get.

I woke up to read this message of yours.
Very insightful especially the last part.

Unfortunately I don't see things getting better. Our elites do not fear God, heaven or hell. What they fear most is losing power, wealth and relevance.

In describing Nigeria, my friend's father would sadly say is it possible to gather water with a raffia basket? When all of what we borrow at ridiculous interest rates still end up lining the pockets of the already stupendously rich, then no one needs to tell anyone that Nigeria will continue to fail with no end in sight.

gasparpisciotta:
Unfortunately UK tax system charges 50% tax on their idle funds....

Our elites are so wicked, self centered and callous. Most of them are destined for hell.

That so called billionaire from Ogun state that died early this year when he contracted Covid could not get an hospital bed in the UK despite being a millionaire pounds sterling.

He came back to die in Nigeria, without leaving a tangible legacy.

I doubt if he built a single hospital despite being worth 500mil dollars.

Lesson: the white man will take a poor fellow white man over a rich black man

You see he avoided mentioning his so-called solution instead referring you to a previous post. His so-called solution will most likely be RUGA or some variation of it. Fulanis rear cattle, graze freely, pay zero taxes and still expect people to give up the lands that they have farmed. They have brought nothing but sorrow and tears to the communities that they presently occupy all in the name of meat, protein and way of life.

Look, the man represents the average Fulani elite. It is almost like he saying the fulanis are daring other tribes to do their worst. He bares exactly what the average Fulani thinks about their way of life. I am tired of having this conversation because it is obvious to me that no one is being proactive about what is going on especially in South West Nigeria.

We are gradually heading for conflict, the signs are there. When the time comes and I am certain it will come, what I don't want to hear from Yoruba elites "we are the least prepared for war." War is absolutely inevitable because clearly the Fulani elite are the ones behind the scenes and they have shown thus far that they are not reasonable or rational thinking people. They only understand a show of force and power. Until Yorubas and other Southern tribes meet them with such show of force that will shock them, careless statements such as these will continue.

nthony10:
I like the way he keeps focussing on cow meat and letting us know how important their cow is to the food security, as if they are the only ones that have cow. Since he agrees with a better solution to cow rearing I hope it's not about RUGA because that one na another big problem.

By the way this whole issue is not about Cows but those hiding in the name of cow herders and killing, raping and kidnapping. I have witnessed Fulani a kidnap live when traveling in Edo state.

You spoke wisely and I admire your courage.

However, given the history of the Fulani within this geographical space called "Nigeria" I hope that you understand the animosity directed toward your tribe. I do not think it unreasonable or excessive.

The Federal Government as led by the current administration is best suited to solve this problem but as you can see, they do not want to. Which leads me to believe that there are undertones to this.

Perhaps to destabilize SW Nigeria and limit Tinubu's influence in his quest for more power come 2023? Perhaps to gradually edge out the host communities and eventually takeover SW lands?
Perhaps to forment enough crisis to the point where everyone will cry for a solution and then the govt will introduce grazing corridors?

Whatever scenario is dictating the events we see unfolding, it will not end well for all involving. The events that we see have the propensity to lead to a full blown crisis, a Civil war of sorts. Once people start arming themselves and taking law into their own hands, you can kiss Nigeria goodbye because it will be the beginning of the end, the start of a very slippery slope.

maidstone:
" DR. NURA ALKALI (a Fulani and a consultant physician at ABU teaching hospital, Nigeria) wrote the following:

How ironic that, today, it is the Fulani who lack leaders to guide them and pursue their interests through legal ways. Please, do’n’t mention “Miyetti Allah”, which is a cattle-breeders’ association. I have never owned a cow in my life, and I don’t intend to, meaning I have no business with Miyetti Allah. (“Mi Yetti Allah” means “I thank God” in Fulfulde. I’m referring to the group here, not the literal meaning).

Miyetti Allah claims to represent the Cattle Fulani who live as nomads. That is their opinion. In my opinion, it is the blind leading the blind. Only the blind will insist on living a 17th century life in 2018. 50 years ago, humans conquered space to land on the moon. Others decoded DNA, which advanced the science of animal breeding to levels never before imagined in history. But we still have people pursuing an impossible nomadic lifestyle to raise cattle.

Please, when you travel from Bauchi to Yola, look on both sides of the road during your journey. All you will see are farmlands up to the horizon. The few vacant spots are the rocky hills around the Gombe-Adamawa border, and between Dindima and Kangere, near Bauchi. Farmers avoid them because plants won’t grow there, meaning cattle too cannot graze. And no doubt, beyond the horizon are villages and more farmlands.

Keep in mind that Adamawa and Bauchi are among Nigeria’s largest states. Toro LGA in Bauchi State (6,932 Sq. Km) is larger than each SE state except Enugu (7,161 Sq. Km). The whole of Ebonyi State (5,533 Sq. Km) – which welcomes the proposed cattle ranches – boasts of only 80% of the land area of Toro LGA. And Ebonyi is now in the news for a deadly fight over farmlands with a community in neighbouring Cross-River State. So, is a cattle ranch more viable in Toro or in Ebonyi?

It is northern states that have land for cattle ranches, which by their nature, have enough grass and water all year round – thus removing the need for a herdsman from Jigawa or Sokoto journeying to Ebonyi and Delta states in the dry season in search of pasture. So, why a cattle ranch in Ebonyi, unless Igbos also want to raise cattle? This is what I’m talking about. Beside being blind, Miyetti Allah also thrives on conflicts.

In any case, Town Fulanis like me are in limbo. “Tabital Pulaaku” is solely about Fulani culture, unlike “Afenifere” and “Eze Ndi Igbo” that champion Yoruba and Igbo causes. For the Fulanis, neither the Sultan of Sokoto (who heads JNI) nor the Lamido of Adamawa (who heads Tabital Pulaaku) is an overall Fulani leader; nor indeed, any group.

Sadly, a group of riff-raffs called Miyetti Allah are now mistaken as Fulani leaders."

Initially the Fulani ruling elites insisted that herdsmen must have access to lands everywhere and rights to forage on any lands. With campaigns by Fulani elites like Nura Alkali, the Federal Government and Miyetti Allah became converted and began the search for cattle colonies and Fulani Villages all over Nigeria.

The problems of herdsmen destroying other people's farm lands, crops and the crimes committed in raping, kidnapping, robbing and killing can only be solved by the Federal Government. It should allow the Nigerian Police to enforce Open Grazing Prohibition Laws passed by affected states and assist the northern states to build Rugas for herdsmen and encourage them to ranch their cattle in the Rugas. Cattle farming is a business as other livestock farming. But with a one sided sympathy for the Fulani herdsmen, the Federal Government is undermining the unity of the country.

I did.

My point being, Nigerians know nothing more than to fawn over how much money we have and how much crude we have.

Crude is already a commodity, if we are to have any chance at surviving, we must start to look away from crude oil.

Cherez:
Read to understand his point

Dem dey secure the beer.
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JooEeL:
The fight began from a beer parlour.

What for f*cks sake is Army looking for inside beer parlour?

Nigerians and their useless fixation on crude oil.

Your crude oil is not worth shit and it won't be worth anything in the not too distant future with the advent of emission caps, electric vehicles and renewable energy.

Countries with way more crude (more proven reserves and cheaper costs of producing) than Nigeria are already diversifying, you are there talking about crude. The top 20 most valuable companies in the world today have nothing to do with crude oil but have alot to do with innovative products and services, that should tell you something about the world today and where the world is headed tomorrow.

DenreleDave:
FTC




So Bill gates abi na Bill windows is telling us that we are part of the poorest nation with the amount of crude oil that we have...

Chaiii.. Who curse Nigeria


See where buhari and our useless leader led us too

Master Cherez I greet you


Hrreso hresso, I greet you

I agree with all you said regarding Gani Adams and Yinka Odumbakin however Tinubu also sold out (maybe still sells out) for money. All the Obas regularly sell out our interests for money. Virtually all Yoruba leaders also sell out for money. I cannot point to one Yoruba leader (traditional, religious, political) that has not sold out the right, to his honest opinion and evaluation of Yoruba matters, for money (feel free to correct me).

The fact is when it comes to Yorubas and South west politics, there are no saints. Only a bunch of sinners who are as bad as each other. These are wicked men who care not for one single Yoruba life and would not mind for all Yorubas to perish if it helps them achieve their aims. Yoruba people need to stop looking toward their leadership and come together to lead a leaderless revolution. These cowards with dual citizenships (in foreign countries) and families abroad do not care for our lives and our way of life.

OneTemplate:
Below is Gani Adams in all his glory. Someone who trades the wellbeing of the SW for money and contracts to then openly admit it.

Tinubu saw through their lack of sincerity and that is why he has always sidelined most sectional and cultural leaders and groups.

Tinubu knew most sectional and cultural leaders like Gani Adams, Yinka Odumakin etal are treacherous and potentially very dangerous saboteurs of the Yoruba cause because of their dedication to money and government patronage above all else. They can be compromised at any time by the highest bidder.

He knows they are all turn coats who can sell Yorubas for money. This is why BAT has always tried to limit their influence and this is why they hate him.

Imagine Gani waxing lyrical about GEJ everyone knew, at the time, was trying to use Yoruba Obas and cultural leaders to undermine the electoral will of the Yorubas he had sidelined and treated with disdain for four 4 years.

Myopic Yorubas should continue praising the Gani Adams and Yinka Odumakins of the world and bashing Tinubu. You are blind and myopic and the enemies of Yorubas you claim Tinubu is.


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/179053-while-tinubu-starved-us-jonathan-gave-us-multibillion-naira-pipeline-contracts-gani-adams.html

If I could, a million likes and shares.

Rugaria:
Maybe you guys should stop making hoodlums your leaders
Gani Adams is nothing but a refurbished tout! A carpenter who hyjacked OPC from Fasehun. No formal education, no serious training for leadership, just a retired Awawa boy parading around as an emergency elder.. The government can easily compromise such buffoon!

You also have MC Oluomo being programmed for greatness. Slowly, you guys are starting to "mainstream" the chap. A stark illiterate with countless murders and violence in his resume, but who cares! You sing about him, get him to visit police stations like an elder statesman! Next we will hear is that he's running for office or that he is the substantive Òne kaka-whatever!

Isn't that the same way you guys burnished the image of a hardcore drug peddler and crowned him the king of local politics even when his dubious past was there for all to be astounded with. In power, your jagaban has promoted cult activities in ways never seen before! Lagos is now being suffocated by cult groups with violent members running into tens of thousands. From Lockdown to Endsars, Tinubu boys kept Lagos busy!
The problem is corrupt leadership and a penchant to glorify misfits while rocketing them to the highest positions in the land! That's wrong on all fronts...

In the words of Dr Kayode Fayemi, Governor of Ekiti State, towards Fulani Herdsmen,

"Ekiti is your home"

Sunday Igboho is overdoing it abi...
Peace treaty with Fulani abi...

Issokay, continue

fk001:
Isn't it obvious that he burnt down his house or some agent of doom that are war starved and wants to pin it down on Fulani? Yet some gullible minded people will swallow the hook.


Even if the Fulani's are Mad they won't dare burn his house at time like this, now that they are extra careful.

This Sunday Igboho is overdoing it, I guess the peace treaty signed by the SW governors and Fulani doesn't sit down well with him.

In the words of Dr Kayode Fayemi, "you are welcome to Southwest Nigeria, it is your home."

The so-called leaders (political, religious, traditional) of the Yoruba people have priorities that are totally different from that of the Yoruba people.

Eventually, the people themselves will have to defend themselves and not rely on their leaders. It is clear they have been bought and they will stop at nothing to sell themselves out like the cheap whores that they are.

Nothing is said about the lives that were lost, those ones died in vain. Nothing is said about the properties that have been lost, that one is gone like that. What matters to these so-called leaders is being in the good books of the Fulani overlords because they wish to remain relevant in the Nigerian political landscape.

Unfortunately, sooner rather than later, things will unravel themselves.

I struggle to understand the essence of this write up by Ex-Senator Babafemi Ojudu. If it is to paint Chief Sunday Igboho as nothing more than a political thug for hire, then every so-called leader who has hired him is nothing more than an opportunistic prostitute.

Make no mistake, I do not support Chief Igboho's way of life and how he made his money and rose to fame. But who are these politicians to point to him as a thug, are these not the same politicians that made him into who/what he is? Our eyes need remain firmly on the real issue at hand, terrorist herdsmen have infiltrated Southwest Nigeria (same as other regions in the country) and are kidnapping, killing, raping, pillaging innocent lives. Prior till now, the story used to be someone stole their cow that is why they do these things, right now no one is even talking about that and they are still doing these things.

What Chief Sunday Igboho is doing is not borne out of any political motivation. The events described above happened in his own village, if he does not speak up or do something about it, then he is not a real man. What Yoruba politicians (and every other politician) don't seem to realise is, the events unfolding will force them to come out plain and pick a side, they cannot sit on the fence. It is either they love the Fulani more than they love their own people or vice versa.

Reading Junaid Muhammed's interview earlier one thing stood clear, we were all conned into believing that somehow there is are good people amongst the Fulani, somehow YarAdua was amongst such people, sorry to announce there is no good Fulani. YarAdua and Buhari were the ones who setup Miyetti Allah Allah the purpose which we now are seeing unfolding before our very own eyes. There is nothing good in someone who wants to conquer my people and take my ancestral land by force. I have watched several interviews granted by the media and I can tell you certainly Miyetti Allah leadership know exactly who these killer herdsmen are. They are the ones giving them to directives to do these things.

It would be stupid for the Yoruba race to continue down this path of naivety. We cannot rely on the lies being peddling by our own politicians, we must arm ourselves and be prepared to lay down our lives to defend our fatherland. The priorities of the Yoruba leadership class (political, traditional and religious) is obviously different from the priorities of the average Yoruba man. I think that is as clear as day.

There are no peaceful solutions to the matter at hand. The actions of these fulani herdsmen are part of a much larger plot to takeover the entire country. The peaceful solution you refer to is nothing more than kicking the ball further down the road, postponing the inevitable. You want us to make temporary peace for now so Tinubu can win the 2023 elections, you don't care if the everyday people in SW Nigeria die, so far Yorubas can please the Fulani. That is not a solution, that is stupidity.

These cattle are owned by fulanis, it is their business. The farms that you see being destroyed are owned by southerners, it is their business. When one person or a group of people believe that they can use their business and way of life to disrupt the affairs of others, they are only asking for trouble. Yorubas will very rarely if ever trespass or look for trouble, but we sure know how to give it to anyone who tries to bring it our way.

helinues:
Ask yourself who are the real traitors? Those suggesting a peaceful solution or those who are clamouring for war?

So the same British that installed Buhari is trying to incite violence in Nigeria? Stop putting your stupidity on full display for the world to see. You sit from your comfort zone to spew bullshit, can you go and tell Dr Fatai's family all of this rubbish? The young lady whose husband got killed and who was kidnapped whose father had to pay 15m, all by fulani herdsmen on their way back from their farm somewhere in Oyo state, can you say this rubbish to them?

Trying to muddy up the water by making this a political battle between PDP and APC, it is clearly not. Yes he is/was a political thug, but like everyone I know, nobody is perfect. This has nothing to do with politics, it is about the survival of the Yoruba people, something I know you probably don't understand because you are benefitting from the status quo.

thebosstrevor1:
He is not afraid because he has been arrested many times for thuggery and murder in oyo state. Also he is always bailed out by top politicians in his state.

But this time, he should be sent to the deepest dungeon in Abuja.

Imagine bbc interviewing this thug.

BBC IS TRYING TO INCITE VIOLENCE WITH THIS INTERVIEW

Why give airtime to a pdp political thug and common tout.

ILLITERATES will always support their illitrate leader to do evil.

But they don't want to ranch in the north where there is land in excess. Borno state is almost as big as the entire South West Nigeria in terms of landmass.

Which makes me believe that this is just a plot, a ploy by the conservatives within the Fulani elite to extend their conquest and lay claim to Southern territories as part of their own.

The Fulanis emigrated from parts of Guinea, The Gambia and Senegal. Today there are far more fulanis in Nigeria than there are in the places they originate from. That ought to tell you something about these people. Please remember, not all fulani herdsmen are terrorists but all terrorist herdsmen are fulanis.

fitzmayowa:
They Fulani's forget that the root cause of this ban is because they've failed to do their business legitimately, its high time the Fulani's ditch their age long wondering in the bush and embrace ranching....


Ranching is safer for both the Fulani's and the farmers and it will bring an end to the conflicts buying hectares of land for their ranching is very cheap in those community they've decided to unleash mayhem.....

Why are you wasting your time talking to a well known idiot on nairaland? Are you expecting this fool to give a honest, well thought out account in response to what has been happening? He is obviously paid to give comments that create confusion and sow discord. You can look through his handle.

One Nigeria, One Nigeria, One Nigeria. It does not matter to some people so far they are enriching themselves and their families through this One Nigeria. Not everyone feels the way you feel. Some people are agents of destruction, Nigeria may burn to the ground and they could care less. The present crop of young Yorubas do not know their history and do not understand that history has a way of repeating itself. These idiots online will keep shouting One Nigeria until these Fulani have overridden Yorubas out of existence, then they will turn around and tell you to accept it as the will of God or fate.

Most of these online/social media influencers are living abroad. They earn million naira salaries to deceive and misdirect the views/opinions of people on the internet.

We Yorubas should learn to talk less and do more. Forget online warriors, support Yoruba vigilante groups led by the likes of Chief Sunday Igboho. Give them the moral and financial support because our very existence as a people depends on it. People are being kidnapped and dying, their sources of livelihood are being taken away from them courtesy "One Nigeria" and some idiot is coming here to read out some useless constitution to me. The same constitution that does not apply to a terrorist herdsman when he grazes onto my farmland to eat my crops but applies to me when I demand for justice. Not all herdsmen are terrorists but all terrorists are surely herdsmen, no question about that.

We are past political correctness as it stands. All of you supporting these terrorist (implicitly or explicitly), by Ogun's name, shall die, be kidnapped or have your source of livelihood taken from you by same terrorists. Then we can talk about the Nigeria Police Force, The Army, The constitution. Useless motherforkers.

solmusdesigns:
I believe your comment is based on ignorance of the issue at hand, and I forgive your naivity

Let me ask you an honest question and want you to answer honestly having God in our presence and the holiness of Today Sunday

What would you have Ibarapa indegenes do?! Or what will you do if you live in Ibarapa?!

*Oko oloyun got killed in that axis when visiting his home town..

*All fueling station have closed up in the whole of Ibarapa, Ibarapa is almost as large as the whole of Lagos Island, imagine no fueling station because NUPENG, Tanker drivers and fueling station owners refused to work because of constant kidnapping

*A famous Ibadan based Alhaja and trader got Kidnapped with her daughters raped and killed

*The king's Son got Kidnapped and his ransom was 5 million

* Personally I traveled along that route last year all vehicles had to stop for over 30 minutes as Fulanis where operating ahead

I can go on and on, but let me stop here... What will you do differently than Ibarapa peasant farmers who reported to police yet nothing is being done, dialogued with Seriki fulani yet he boastfully called their bluff, Amotekun got called Fulanis faced them with heavy shoot out 7 died 47 got arrested with dangerous weapons and handed to the police, yet they got released.



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I do not think it is far-fetched to see some South West Politicians hiding behind such Elder Forums to issue an obvious useless statement.

If they are truly Yoruba elders, they should make their way to those villages, where fulanis are killing, maiming and kidnapping indigenes, and issue such statements. Let us see if they heads will remain intact on their bodies.

Useless hungry motherforkers.

I am happy with this interview granted to Mr Bodejo. In his own words, we can see through the mind of the average fulani as well as the elite fulani.

I do not have anything to add or subtract from all he has said. Feel free to draw whatever conclusions therein.

Ladies and gentlemen, as you can see, the priority of the Yoruba ruling elite is not to guarantee the livelihood and security of the average Yoruba man.

The priority of the Yoruba ruling class is to secure South Western Votes for Mr Tinubu's 2023 Presidential Run.

It needs to be said so that it is clear to all!

May God almighty continue to bless Chief Sunday Igboho and other like minded persons such as him. I do not know whether he is being used or not, it is none of my concern. What I am concerned about is the terrorists that have invaded my region (and every other region) in Nigeria.

For the One Nigeria proponents, For the overnight constitutional professors, well done, make una continue. Gradually you will come to find yourselves in the minority till you fizzle away into oblivion. Some of you are here because you want to support Tinubu's presidential ambition, you see this as an interference. Mr Tinubu is absolutely free to contest, but he is not absolutely free to tell anyone anywhere what to do and how to do it. So have all become so skilled at playing politics and in the process we have all become stupid. Stupid to the point where we cannot see the truth and call it such.

I do not know any well meaning Yoruba son or daughter who is seeing these things unfold in Southwest Nigeria and yet pledging undying love and your unwavering support for the Fulani. It is normal for people to fear what they do not understand so no surprises. It is called One Nigeria only when it is in favour of the Fulani.

Anyone or any group that does not want peace for the Yoruba people shall know no peace and there shall be no hiding place for such persons or groups.

Thanks for the correction.

Blankstare:
House of representatives vary according to state, last constituent deleaniation was done by Abacha in 1995;

My state Kwara has 6 house of reps

Kano is 20
Lagos 20
Katsina is 16

Much of almost 2/3 was cut for the north by Abacha and his lawyer Auwalu yadudu whom both have envisage this day.