Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 6:03pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
Rilwayne001: …This is becoming outrageous. The President should do something before it get worst.. Buhari is the commander in thief of the fulani. . Most of these herdsmen take directives from him so forget him doing anything |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 6:00pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
Abagworo: Fortunately our President is Fulani man. He should invest in educating his people on modernisation and population pressure. Buhari is the commander in thief of the fulani. . Most of these herdsmen take directives from him so forget him doing anything |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 5:57pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
Ola17:
 These cow jockeys( apologies to shymexx) are getting brazen with each passing day. I wonder why the deafening silence on the part of the FG. The issue of these herdsmen needs to be addressed ASAP, agricultural revolution is a key point in In PMB's campaign promises and these herdsmen from hell are the biggest threat to farmers.
Baba I know they are "your people" but please do something before these farmers resort to self help. We already have enough security problems. A stitch in time saves  Buhari is the commander in thief of the fulani. . Most of these herdsmen take directives from him so forget him doing anything |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 5:56pm On Oct 07, 2015*. Modified: 8:04pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
zimoni: That dude is pathetic. I always knew he's a Fulani. He could be one of the elites backing the Tse Tse Flies.
Fashakin said, on AIT today, that a meeting is taking place tomorrow at Ibadan. Make dem discuss wella and take action wella.
The Time To Retaliate Is Now. My people at home got their guns already, I advice all southern farmers to beware the number one threat "fulani herdsmen" ...sorry igbo herdsmen  |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 5:49pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
Roidatom: These people are troublesome. PMB do something. Buhari is the commander in thief of the fulani. . Most of these herdsmen take directives from him so forget him doing anything |
Politics › Re: We Did Not Kidnap Olu Falae – Fulani Herdsmen by macof(m): 5:42pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
wytecat: Your mother is INSANE! OLOSHI OLORIBURUKU!
Cowardly bittcch, you are needed on the field where fulani are, not here online.
Fulani have just done it again! Show them you can do more than the empty trash talking online you hope fulani can't hear. I knew you would come to insulting your mother like the last time I engaged you  will you come with me to the fight? Or are you afraid of them? U only attack the noise making igbos? |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 5:36pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
nduchucks: This story is more believable than the crap about Falae's abduction.
The government needs to come up with a comprehensive national plan to resolve this grazing issue.
We must set aside grazing highways nationwide to make up for the encroachment of the herdsmen's grazing areas which they've used for hundreds of years.
Until we do this, expect your crops located along the paths of the herdsmen historical grazing area to be eaten by cows, by hook or crook.  Go eat some cow poo mixed with fulani piss you loser |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 5:34pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
hurricaneChris: Don't even know what my reactions are. Some people actually think they aren't herdsmen of Fulani origin. That they are Igbos.
So, I better keep quiet.  wytecat this is for you Igbo herdsmen beware of the White Cat |
Politics › Re: We Did Not Kidnap Olu Falae – Fulani Herdsmen by macof(m): 4:57pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
wytecat: Cowardly Goat, you are just afraid of Ibos who are on your case daily and prefer to go after people you don't know who they real are.
I'm sure you will eat your words if fulani start bullying you like Ibos are here on naira land.
You toothless dogs are barking online while Fulani have just restamped their authority by going back to the farm, what are you people going to do now?
COWARD, tell me how you running away from bike into train to save face is working for you now?
The jury is out, and Yoruba will forever be confirmed cowards if action is not taken swiftly now. Ok wait, wait so you finally admit that the fulani were on that farm before causing trouble. . Good that's one step forward Now to ur accusation of me being a coward. . What would you have me do? Bring you the head of an igbo man for insulting yorubas on nairaland? Why would I even do that? When in real life igbos don't dare pick a fight with a yoruba man It's you that's the coward here, hiding under the sand in the face of fulani herdsmen killing your brothers(that's if you are even yoruba at all) It's really frightening that insults on a social network gets to you more than real life threat to lives and property Such a pathetic life Goddamn |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 4:45pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
@ wytecat am sure the Igbos are responsible for this, we should arm ourselves and go kill all igbos We should also thank our fulani friends for being peaceful and helping us with organic fertilizers for the crops the Igbos destroy |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 4:42pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
wytecat: How exactly did you get that from my post  Your inability to comprehend simple sarcasm is frightening |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 4:36pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
azpekuliar: What encroachment are you talking about? Are you trying to insinuate that farmers have begun to encroach on lands that were hirtherto meant for grazing?
This clashes came to the fore in the last 16 years as a result of Climate change and Desertification. As a result, the so-called "historical grazing areas" have been taken over by the desert and not by the farmers as your post seems to suggest. It is the Fulani's who are now being driven to encroach on arable land by Desertification.
In addition to your suggestion, unless the Federal government also has an action plan to fight Desertification then these clashes will continue. That fellow is just a loser "Historical grazing land of the fulani herdsmen" when did fulani herdsmen start entering Ondo state? The shameless liar @ nduchucks wants us to believe that the yoruba farmers who are using land Inherited from their ancestors are the "criminals" encroaching on another man's land Imagine the stupid thing |
Islam › Re: Islam And The Meccans' Religions Before It by macof(m): 4:11pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
Look, christianity caused islam. Arabs were part of the roman realm and when romans created christianity, some prominent arabs were converted Mohammed was exposed to christianity and it's idea of a single God even tho his family believed in many Gods. ..the christian arabs called Jehova by the name "allah" meaning "The God" just like yoruba christian call Jehova "Olorun" but allah is just a title that applies to any idea of God from any religion on Arabic language Just like in Yorubaland before christianity Olorun is a Pagan God (stil is) but they were not smart enough to invent a word to call their new god |
Islam › Re: Islam And The Meccans' Religions Before It by macof(m): 3:53pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
lexiconkabir: you don't understand Arabic and you know next to nothing, ilahun means "a god", which is in an indefinite case, while Allah means God, which is in a definite case due to the addition of "AL", now let's see the verse in question.
And the polytheists assign to Allah from that which He created of crops and livestock a share and say, "This is for Allah ," by their claim, " and this is for our partners [associated with Him]." But what is for their "partners" does not reach Allah , while what is for Allah - this reaches their "partners." Evil is that which they rule.
with what we've seen, the pagans which forgot the monotheism originally taught by Ishmael and Abraham took Allah to be head of the other 360 gods which they associated with him(that wasn't what Abraham and Ishmael taught them), now how does this mean that the arab pagans called any of their god Allah? anyway this is a very useless and boring point you are bringing up. truthman2012 a.k.a lieman you are yet to answer this.
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plappville how far?^^^ . What does "allah" mean? "The God" hence it is a definite article not a name. Any "God" can be called Allah. Just like any Girl can be called "The Girl" |
Politics › Re: Again, Fulani Herdsmen Invade Falae’s Farm - VANGUARD by macof(m): 3:46pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
ArodewilliamsT: "We yoruba muslims disagree with this blatant lie, the peaceful fulanis are innocent, it is the Igbo herdsmen that should be accused of commiting this atrocity. Sai fulani!"- Alhaji Ishaq Akintola
cc: wytecat, mayoroflagos, macof, ilekeh  Lol. So we should kill all igbos and sell their property to buy more cows for the fulani? |
Culture › Re: 5 Common Cases Of Colonial Mentality In Nigeria by macof(m): 3:44pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
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Islam › Re: Islam And The Meccans' Religions Before It by macof(m): 3:27pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
truthman2012: Muslims have nothing to refute islam as arabian idolatery in the face of overwhelming evidences.
Now that you know without doubt that islam is idolatery, you should be convinced islamic allahh is not the true God.
Then how will you not go to hell worshiping a false god?
How would you trust the quran the revelations of allahh a false god? No wonder it opposes the truth of the bible.
Repent and accept Jesus before it is too late. More hypocrisy Even ur christianity is idolatry Bible, rosary, crucifix, jesus himself are all idols |
Islam › Re: Islam And The Meccans' Religions Before It by macof(m): 3:14pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
truthman2012: There are so many similarities between islamic allahh and the idols they worshiped in Mecca before islam. So similar that there are no distinctions.
The defence islamic apologists give is that the religious practices of the pagans were highjacked from the muslims after the founders of islam, Abraham and Ishmael were gone. Even though there are no evidence(s) to that claim apart from what Muhammad said, the questions is: How was it possible for pagans to worship their idols in the exact manner muslims worship their allahh if idol worship and islam are not COMPATIBLE?
The claim is like saying pagans were once worshiping their idols in the churches in the exact Christian way, praying and praising God and shouting Jesus and halelluyah in their shrines during the 'dark ages'. This is impossible because idols cannot withstand the shout of Jesus and halelluyah.
Worshiping God the way they worship idols or worshiping idols the way they worship God is a manipulation by satan from the pit of hell. It is not from the true God.
FIND EVIDENCES OF SIMILARITIES BETWEEN ISLAM AND IDOL WORSHIP HERE:
https://www.nairaland.com/2287893/allah-loves-pagans-hates-jews Such hypocrisy. Christianity too was hijacked from pagan practices and beliefs within the Roman Realm. Islam is plagiarism from Judaism, christianity and Traditional Arab beliefs and practices |
Politics › Re: What The North Thinks About The Yoruba's. by macof(m): 2:53pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
munchfani: SAY NO TO TRIBALISM. Actually tribalism is good for any nation. The problem is Nigeria is not a nation |
Politics › Re: Lord Lugard's Magic And Flora Shaw's Spell - By Femi Fani Kayode (must Read) by macof(m): 2:27pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
SirWere: **Sighs** Another hate speech by the idiot himself. Didn't the british conquer the U.S.A Didn't they do worse to them than they did to us Didn't they also see the natives there as "barbaric, uncultured and primitive". Fine, Lugard was a bastard. But FFK is an even greater bastard for spending, sorry, wasting enough time for digging up this ish. Just admit it, FFK, you lost! Gosh, such a disgrace to awon omo oduduwa! Ode. You are the disgrace here |
Culture › Re: 5 Common Cases Of Colonial Mentality In Nigeria by macof(m): 2:07pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
AllNaijaBlogger: Jesus is a great guy.  So is Orunmila Why not worship orunmila? Do you have to go to the middle-east to look for "great guys" to worship? |
Politics › Re: The Coming War Over Fulani by macof(m): 1:12pm On Oct 07, 2015 |
MayorofLagos: Anyone "found" guilty is exactly the law! Fulanis are usually "not found" after their atrocities and is why they escape prosecution. We have an army of Yoruba defenders who have perfected and taught others how "not to be found" on ground zero. We will back them with lawyers trained and skilled in fabricating legal loop holes.
Lumping every Fulani together and labeling them criminal is justified. They did not deny that their herdsmen carry weapons. Are they licensed to bear arms? There is nothing in their actions more criminal than this. Not to forget the offence of trespassing on private property which they cannot deny Although I see some fools here calling private lands belonging to Yoruba families "fulani path way for hundreds of years" |
Politics › Re: We Did Not Kidnap Olu Falae – Fulani Herdsmen by macof(m): 11:37am On Oct 07, 2015 |
Wulfruna: Brother mi, easy oh! 
But truly, the scape-goating is sad and very very shameful. If I am to speak the truth, I see Igbos as largely loudmouthed and irritating (very irritating, honestly), rather than a real threat. I can't fathom how anyone who is familiar with the violence being wrecked by the herdsmen in central and southern Nigeria could lead himself into thinking that Igbos are a bigger threat. It is beyond me.  forgive me But you would agree that any person who thinks igbos are a greater threat only needs to have members of his family suffer what others have suffered in the hands of the criminals among these herdsmen (which happen to be the majority) |
Politics › Re: We Did Not Kidnap Olu Falae – Fulani Herdsmen by macof(m): 11:28am On Oct 07, 2015 |
wytecat: Ibos have bullied you into submission! I knew by the time all is said and done, there won't be more than a few left to stand against Ibos in Yorubaland.
And if this an attempt to prove to those who have called you wytecat that you are not, it shows you care what people call you, either way, it makes you look like you can't take a stand and stick to it whether rain or shine.
If you don't know it by now that what Ibos are doing is worse that of fulani, you are already a lost cause
A whole tribe that is abusing you daily for no reason in your house, and telling you that your land has been bought and belongs to them, and that you are surrounded by their youths who are ready to set SW on fire if you try anything This people have insulted Yoruba king and will do anything to sabotage Yoruba interest right under our noses, and you are calling me a northerner
Do you know the psychological damage Ibos do to the very young Yoruba minds with all the names calling?
Watch front page of nairaland, if Ibos pictures are posted, you hear good comments but when Yoruba pictures make it, you hear "why is this on front page". Why do Ibos think you don't deserve any respect? It's because they know you would be too scared to demand for it.
Yoruba can't be preoccupied with Nigerians problem leaving their sole responsibility, that makes you COWARDS! SHUT up. These igbos you are making noise about don't open their mouth to the hearing of a yoruba man, you must be a fool to take their noise on nairaland and other social media as anything real, they swallow their hateful words and dare not say nonsense talk less of attacking a yoruba You are probably among the psychologically damaged ones, your whole perception of life is based on nairaland and social media. .such a pathetic life Fulani herdsmen have bullied you into submission, look how you protect criminals, the same one that rape and kill you when they feel like, this is what I call the Afonja syndrome |
Politics › Re: We Did Not Kidnap Olu Falae – Fulani Herdsmen by macof(m): 10:40am On Oct 07, 2015 |
mightyhaze:
We need some fulani contributions on ds thread. Its really irritatin seein som yorubas carry it upon dia heads 2 defend anitin fulani on ds forum.are dere no educated fulanis 2 make a contribution or 2 on here? tah! Those aren't yoruba How many educated fulani can you find? The only thing most of them know is cow physiology |
Culture › Re: 5 Common Cases Of Colonial Mentality In Nigeria by macof(m): 10:30am On Oct 07, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: We Did Not Kidnap Olu Falae – Fulani Herdsmen by macof(m): 10:30am On Oct 07, 2015 |
ArodewilliamsT: We have to agree with wytecat that pa falae is demented and senile to have named "peaceful" fulani's as his captors instead of the 'criminal' ibos. Like every yoruba muslim he is very intelligent and prays for an Emirate in oyo and oshogbo and we must pray with him. insha allah.
The Miyetti guys will be laughing at yorubas with their cups of kunu in one hand and a hijabian virgin at the other side.   "she" claims to be a christian yoruba, but I doubt anyone can believe that. I bet wytecat is a Northerner or just insane cus no sane yoruba person can be like this The mumu doesn't even know what to bank on. ..whether Falae planned it all or igbos were the kidnappers Funny the fool is asking for proof when he can't prove any of his claims We have testimonies from witnesses that fulani maggots did it mumu is dreaming about igbos... Pls where are your witnesses? @ wytecat |
Culture › Re: 5 Common Cases Of Colonial Mentality In Nigeria by macof(m): 10:00am On Oct 07, 2015 |
llaykorn: Americans won't speak English with a British accent because citizens of both countries are native speakers of the English Language.
Who is even speaking with a Nigerian accent? The Yoruba man who pronounces 'the chair' as 'di sheer' or the Igbo man who pronounces 'flat' and 'frat' the same way? Well, maybe it's the Hausa man who pronounces 'pee' as 'fee' and 'fee' as 'pee'
What's a Nigerian accent? Tell me.
We know what an American accent is, and we know what a British accent is. Then, we know what an Irish accent is, and we can notice the differences between them. Tell me, what is the difference between a Nigerian and an American accent?
Nigerian - American (flat - frat) (the - d) (chair - sheer) (fee - pee) ? This your Nigerian accent thing is nothing but a joke! Sit down, take some time away from your gadgets, and THINK!
Any accent of the English language which is influenced by local languages of the speakers is not an acceptable one. The language of Ireland is English, and so is America and Britain.
A Ghanaian man who pronounces 'fork' as 'feck' and 'but' as 'bet' as it is pronounced in the Ghanaian accent English would be none but a subscriber to inferiority complex if he tries to learn to pronounce the correct way - in your opinion?
I don't think you should reply this if you're only going to show the world how much of a cyber bully you are than a logical debator, just like you just did above.
 Smh. You made no sense. But u sha showed that you don't know what a dialect and accent is Go and learn that first then come back Btw English is not America's native language |
Culture › Re: 5 Common Cases Of Colonial Mentality In Nigeria by macof(m): 1:48pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
llaykorn: Laykorn can be whatever you decide to call it and that still doesn't change the fact that it is moronic of anyone to claim that wanting to speak a language that isn't ours the way it is spoken by those who own it is a case of colonial mentality.  Why don't Americans speak English the British way? Inferiority complex oshi. .u are shamelessly trying to defend such disgusting act |
Culture › Re: 5 Common Cases Of Colonial Mentality In Nigeria by macof(m): 1:46pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
AllNaijaBlogger: The term “colonial mentality” refers to the situation where people from a colonized country see the culture of their ex-colonial masters as superior to their own culture, especially when it is unnecessary. Nigeria was colonized by Britain from the 19th century until October 1960. It is of no surprise that there are certain British customs that have a heavy influence on the Nigerian society.
Here are 5 common instances that show that we Nigerians at times undervalue our own culture due to some unnecessary appreciation of a foreign one-
1) Radio and TV presenters using British and American accents; if one watches the Nigerian media carefully, one would notice that a lot of the presenters or commentators actually try hard not to sound Nigerian. Many of them actually see the foreign accents as more “professional”. The funny fact is that, many of these presenters actually switch back to their local accents when describing something in pidgin English or describing something uniquely local to Nigeria.
2) The use of English names rather than local ones; In all Nigerian tribes or cultures, the name of a person is very important. A person’s name must have a deeper meaning. Unfortunately, this custom is being challenged by the fact that many Nigerians see it as more “christian” to have an English or Biblical name. Some Nigerians even see it as more “advanced” to give their children English names. To prove this point, one can look no further than our previous Nigerian president, whose name is Goodluck Jonathan (which sounds like a jovial character in a Shakespearean play) . Also, some Nigerian Christians think it better to be baptized with anglicized biblical names such as “John”, “Mary”, “Paul”, “Vincent”, etc.
3) Bleaching of skin; this is one of the worst cases of inferiority complex among some Nigerians. It is quite sad that some Nigerians actually believe that “whiter” skin is better and so they use creams and chemicals to bleach their skin to a fairer colour. This is mostly as a result of seeing Western beauty standards as better than local ones.
4)Unnecessary use of foreign technical experts; for things as basic as the construction of roads and IT solutions, Nigerian officials and bureaucrats prefer to use expatriates rather than local talent. Dr. Eugene Enahoro explains the situation better;
[center]“In practically all their operations Government prefers half-baked foreign “technical experts” to competent Nigerians. Even when compelled to employ Nigerians, their preference is to recruit from diaspora our countrymen who think, talk and act like white men….
….Nigerian leaders are so in awe of expatriates that even in things as mundane as constructing roads, they take pride in being photographed with some second rate foreign contractor. The paradox is that if Nigerians can’t be trusted to do simple things like building durable roads, how can they be trusted to manage the far more complex issues of good governance?”[/center]
5) White Jesus; No one today truly knows how Jesus Christ looked like and I am okay with that as a Christian. What I find unacceptable is the use of the Italian looking Jesus that we Nigerians hold on to. Most Nigerian churches have an image of Jesus appearing as a white man, when it is more likely that Jesus would have a darker skin.
http://allnaijablog.com/5-common-cases-of-colonial-mentality-in-nigeria cc Cao, Lalasticlala, johnydon22 Why is this about Jesus complexion? Should any sane Nigerian worship a Jew in the first place? |
TV/Movies › Re: Avatar: The Legend Of Korra | Seven Havens by macof(m): 1:15pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
K9blunt: I agree sokka will tame asami
but toph! oh please! toph will end bumi though with difficulty and as for bolin he stands no chace against toph, what makes you think toph won't figure out lava bending in minutes if she feels like..... without lava toph will end bolin in seconds... Pls toph can't lava bend. No need to stretch this overboard Without? Why should Bolin not use lava? |
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria May Never Split by macof(m): 12:37pm On Oct 06, 2015 |
ezeagu: If it doesn't split it will melt. If it doesn't melt it will burn down |