₦airaland Forum

unbitchable:
Someone should tell these fools that their forefather Usman Dan polio was killed in a war. fulanis are dead rats in this country.

SalamRushdie:
Zombies be like Thanks to Buhari our fuel queues are now orderly

Hofbrauhaus:
....who ask you?

Grinch:
Another opportunity to do what?to vote for Buhari? GEJ performed poorly, but Buhari is a bigger nonentity.

Grinch:
Yoruba's n the middle belt should be held responsible for this shiithole game the Fulani devils, are abt to play on Nigerians

Amoto94:
His hastiness could prove fatal on the long run because to establish such it requires huge sums of money and serious planning.

Amoto94:
LRNZH take a look at this thread
https://www.nairaland.com/4319699/cattle-colony-solutions-open-letter

Cooly100:
There is info also going around..that these guys are on the Benin- Ore express stopping and shooting people...

Can people confirm this and let the security people know about this...

Amoto94:
I read the article and it's quite unfortunate that some Nigerians think the farmers and herdsmen crisis is an attempt to overrun them by invading forces. This is nothing but an attempt to cover our eyes with wool and deflection from the underlying issues.

The impact of climate change can't be ruled out and policy makers must come up with policies that will put an end to this impending catastrophe

americanson:
Why will you believe when you are a hardcore burahi supporter, possibly a paid agent or an fulani ?

mank1234:
A very unbiased analysis of the situation. Unfortunately, someone up there is already seeing it as them vs us, instead of seeing the big problem that lies ahead. There lies the problem.

Some people in power feels it's the work of those in opposition just as GEJ and co believed with Bill Haram.
Some are bidding their time till they leave office and the issue will be inherited by another person.
Some are saying so far as my state is not involve it's not a problem.

buhariguy:
he was PDP and still a PDP.
How he got APC ticket overnight is what buhari cannot explain

Shuku0kukobambi:
Actually, i think this issue is even beyond him. infact, it's even beyond Nigeria and the sad thing thing is that the man is so oblivious to the wider implications its almost surreal. focusing on buhari limits the options we should have for combating this menace. This isn't to say he shouldn't be pushed out in 2019 by those who want to but even when GEJ was there, we had the dogon nahwa massacre in 2013 so having a southern christian as president isn't the magic wand to drive it away.

The world is changing and we need to develop new tools, new ways of thinking to combat our problems

Shuku0kukobambi:
Insecurity is the problem with him

Whenever any article about the murderous fulani herdsmen come up, his brain immediately translates it to an attempt to prevent buhari from coming back in 2019

Shuku0kukobambi:
So why come to the thread since you're obviously intellectually handicapped to address any part of the article?

SIRmanjar:
Bmc..So you feel you made sense?

usba:
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Trust me, Wilbur. People are very gullible. They'll believe anything they see in print.
E.B. White, Charlotte's

It's because fear sells. It's because war is sport. And it's also very good business.
Hugh Howey,

This zombie to US foolish never ending war on terror think his gullibility must be accepted even to the extent of intimidation, mister go shop for your failed war in another country.

HisSexcellency:
This Governor is one of the useless specimen apc has given Nigerians so far
But unfortunately this fulni herdsmen issue may grant him a second term in office which he clearly never deserved.

nero2face:
he's now an idiot bcuz he's protecting his people from the evil hands of ur Buhari and the herdsmen, or maybe APC is a party of the Saints

EternalTruths:
You still do not get it.

That is Buhari's plan to Fulanize Nigeria.

In Nigeria, clashes between herdsmen and farmers keep on escalating. Last year, Benue State introduced an anti-grazing law that prohibits herdsmen to move around with their cattle, but attacks and counter-attacks persist. Almost 100.000 displaced people seek shelter in camps, often under terrifying conditions. DW’s Adrian Kriesch talked to governor Samuel Ortom during his visit to one of the camps. He blames the federal government for a “complete failure” – although he is a member of the governing party APC