₦airaland Forum

obailala:
What does this your question have to do with what I asked?.... And I wasn't even asking you. ...Btw, the SE has oil but it's insignificant compared to the oil we are referring to here.

mightyokwy:
Mehn the story is getting more interesting, the Avengers are hitting the Dullard back to back. . Buhari don't have any choice than to beg. Total resource control or more damages. To the Avengers, more granites to your Arsenal.

obailala:
I thought you were from the SE?

joborskill:
[b]As we pray for peace and the continued existence of our dear country Nigeria, some sections of the country needs to understand that violence is not the solution. The recent riot in Aba is a reference point in such cases. It was alleged (without proof) that an Hausa man stabbed an Igbo guy to death and immediately the IGBOS resorted to reprisals. It is so unfortunate that the easterners could react in such a brutal manner. Why can't you arrest the Hausa man and hand him over to the police? Two wrongs will never make a right. How can you kill in order to avenge the death of another? Southerners generally are known to be peaceful either SW/SS or SE. We should not be tempted to act like animals who don't value lives all because of retaliation and jungle justice. The IGBOS should remember they are the most travelled tribe and they have more IGBOS up north than Hausa/fulanis in the SE. The actions in Aba could put the IGBOS in the north in trouble if the northerners decides to retaliate. The north has been known for their aggressive approach to confrontations and in order to avoid a scenario of the civil war, I implore the IGBOS to embrace diplomacy and peace. No body has the monopoly of violence. The northerners and the herdsmen are Nigerians and they have the right to live and do their business in any part of the country. They should not be stigmatised because of the attitudes of a few bad eggs amongst them. The recent Aba clashes is a result of the staunch hatred and bile Nnamdi Kanu preached on radio Biafra. He poisoned the minds of millions of IGBOS and made them un patriotic. He called for the death of Yoruba and Hausa fulanis and the results is the clashes we have today. This is why people like Nnamdi Kanu does not deserve freedom. He is a threat to national security. The solutions to this incessant clashes is to support the grazing bill so the federal government can create grazing reserves for the fulanis in every state of the country. Even the governor of Ebonyi state agreed that the grazing bill is the only path to peaceful coexistence. The IGBOS need to learn from Yorubas peaceful nature. This is why the SW is the most peaceful region in the country. Yorubas are slow to anger no matter the level of provocation. It's not cowardice but diplomacy. I will not support the killing of anyone in any form. We must respect the sanctity of life and stop acting like animals. Until the IGBOS begin to see Nigeria as their home and forget the evil thought of Biafra, they will keep seeing others as enemies especially the northerners. Lord luggard saw a great potential in our diversity before merging us. Let's works together to make Nigeria great. Say no to senseless killings. Btw I'm Yoruba and just making #commonsense [/b]

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back2sender:
Naa small small we are getting there. We never even scratch the surface Ibolas n fedora cap people dey shout witch hunt. Lagoon still get enough space for una to relocate to, Awon Omo ale jatijati

AmadiAba:
I paid N450 few minutes ago for a liter of fuel in a filling station at Abak road Uyo after serious struggle. Some Keke riders even had to exchange blows on the queue. Which kind nonsense Change be this? Buhari abeg resign now and go back to Duara. Thiis suffering is just too much.

ShakaZullu:
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shatap

1Tkester:
How serious would you want it to be.

Jesusloveyou:
becos they are foolish ipod and ipad, always rant and wail over their foolishness

udatso:

I just have to cry for you

Abagworo:
Herdsmen and farmers have always clashed since the evolution of man from wanderers to settlers. The issue has lingered in sub Saharan Africa because the herdsmen refused to evolve to ranchers while farmers remained subsistence instead of mechanized. In Nigeria rapid population growth, desert encroachment and community farm expansion has led to more frequent confrontation between herdsmen and farming communities.

However what Omenka and other well meaning Nigerians are concerned about is the recent use of the media to sell a false report that because Buhari is President he has empowered herdsmen whom they tagged Fulani and Muslim to invade communities with purpose of "Islamizing" them. That the clashes started or has increased under Buhari or that there was no such clash in the Southeast until Buhari became President. The aim is to create an ethno-religious crisis where Nigerians will start killing each other just because they belong to different ethnic or religious groups.

I've once asked if many Nairalanders actually read Philosophy and Logic in School.

1 All Fulanis are not herdsmen

2 All herdsmen are not Fulanis

3 All Fulanis are not Muslims

4 All Muslims are not Fulanis

5 All herdsmen are not Ak 47 carrying criminals

6 All Ak 47 carrying criminals are not herdsmen

BeeBeeOoh:
The 1 that pained me most is that their governors was among the 19 nothern governors that debunks the claim that Agatu killings & Nimbo community killings wasn't done by Fulani Herdsmen.

TheArchangel:
Your hatred for anything Igbo is quite disheartening. Every of your posts had subtle insults for Igbos and SE which shows how hypocritical you are.


Diction or no diction... I have pass my message across. Deal with it.

omenka:
Fulani today, Yoruba tomorrow, Chadian the day after.

Omenka, man of many nations.

Won't be surprised if I'm Chinese sef.

CSTR2:
And there you have it. More and more impunity, with citizens assuming responsibility for their own security with all the dangers that portends.
A consequence of a serious vacuum in governance. Federal governance as in the case of Nigeria.

chrischina:
I said it before, buhari is a mistake to Nigeria.

phreakabit:
[size=18pt]We do not want the already fulani infiltrated military going after them. . .
Recent incidents have shown a certain level of bias and compromise on the part of the Nigerian Army.
Let us have vigilante groups comprising of only individuals native to their area of assignment.
Its not the duty of the government to provide these groups with arms and surveillance equipment.
If need be, monthly assessment of these vigilante groups should be conducted by relevant authorities.
THE MILITARY HAS ALREADY LOST CREDIBILITY IN THE EYES OF MOST!
TO MANY, THE NIGERIAN ARMY CAN NOT AND WILL NOT BE TRUSTED.[/size]