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Mrfeel:Bro, we in Delta state here, Warri road to Benin has been very very terrible and we have been suffering bitterly for months. We stay on the road for 5 - 10 hours for a journey of 1 hour. Thank God, the Delta state govt are now doing something temporary to remedy the situation instead of waiting for the FG because it is a federal road. The point is that our state govts have powers and we the masses always focus on our federal govt excusing our state govts to their irresponsibilities and this is very bad. Nigeria will never move forward if we the masses do not hold our state govts responsible. There are states which receive less allocation and less IGR than Abia state, but you will be wowed at the kind of developmental projects going on in those states. This is not just about the FG |
shamecurls:Yes, fulanis' hair are not as kinky and tightly curled as ours. Theirs tends to be longer and loosed, naturally curled, due to their mixed berber heritage. They and the Shuwa arabs of Borno/Yobe are very similar. |
shamecurls:No, the fulanis are known with the curly hairs, the very slender and taller height, the light skin, facial scarifications, the accent. This doesn't mean there are no exceptions, but they are in minority, same with others. Hausas are mostly very dark skinned without any curly hair, the facial marks are different, they are shorter with comparatively thicker bodies. Other northern minorities/middlebelters are thicker, comparatively lighter than hausas without any curly hair and very little to no facial marks. |
shamecurls:Fulanis are easily differentiated from other northern tribes abeg. Even Hausas and fulanis can easily be differentiated. |
sogodihno:People like you are the reason why Nigeria will never move forward because you put tribalism over common sense. I am from the middlebelt for example, but I was born and bred and still living in Warri, Delta state. I pay my taxes here and invest in the economy of the state as an entrepreneur, are you saying that because I am not an indigene of Delta state I shouldn't criticize bad governance in the state? Equally, there are so many Deltans and Yorubas living in my state of origin (Plateau), some have been there for generations since the time of tin minning in the precolonial eras to the extent that there are parts of Jos dominated by Yorubas. Are you saying that I who has no single economic contribution or do not pay any tax to Plateau state government should shush a Yoruba man who invests and pay his taxes to Plateau state when he criticizes the state government? The gbagyis of FCT lost their ancestral lands for you and I to enjoy the modern amenities of Abuja. Infact, migrants from all over Nigeria including your yoruba people are now turning Gbagyi villages and towns to overpopulated slums just because they cannot afford the costliness of main Abuja and choose to live in the neighbouring villages. At least the Yoruba controlled government of Lagos state enjoys the taxes of every migrant, do the gbagyis enjoy any state tax in Abuja? Hell no. Other people pay greater sacrifices for one Nigeria, but some of you yorubas are more selfish and think about yourselves only. People like you deserve to be born in the era of cavemen and cavewomen. You do not belong in the modern world. I wish your children would see this comment of yours. Cc SLAP44 |
eph12:Among all the Niger deltan states, only Akwa Ibom and to an extent Edo have had a taste of visionary leaders, the rest are failures, with Delta & Cross River being the worst. Actually, Delta is the worst!. |
Wrong ranking @OP postbox. Landmark and Bingham universities are more expensive expensive than Leadcity and Bingham than Babcock. There are courses in Bingham like Medicine and Medical sciences/Pharmacy that go as high as 900k-1million, while the cheapest course in Landmark is 640k (my brother just resumed here this week). |
Logobenz0:Don't mind the ignorant wifesnatcher of whatever he calls himself. To him everyone who disagrees with him is an Igbo, forgetting that Igbos and Yorubas combined do not even make up to half of Nigeria's population. Are there no Middlebelters, southern minorities and Hausa fulanis in Nigeria too? |
SamNaijaboy:I am not an Igbo. I am from the middlebelt. Did Buhari keep to his own promise of staying for one tenure? The north had their tenure truncated and whose fault was this? Mine? |
SamNaijaboy:Very good, I like this. However, do you think the Yorubas on their own can fight the country and secede? Impossible. You guys must have to unite with other southerners to achieve your aims cos no single region can ever challenge the core north as it stands. Just for the records, as a middlebelt minority, I think you yorubas are more clannish and tribalistic than the Igbos. An Igbo man is very capitalistic and as such is after better performance to bring him more money than the love of his tribe. If an Igbo man has the option of employing his tribesman who is incompetent and will ruin him and a non-tribesman who is competent and will make him progress, he will readily pick the non-tribesman. This can never be the case for a yoruba. Another example is that if you do not speak Igbo and you are in the midst of Igbos, these Igbos can readily switch to speaking English or pidgin in order to accomodate you, but yorubas even though it's just 2 of them in a place, they are ready to bring down the roof by speaking yoruba, not caring about the presence of other people who cannot understand yoruba. |
Wiifesnatcher:Can't u see how cowardly you yorubas reason? So it is better to be enslaved as an able bodied man than to die for your freedom right? Fulanis are also massacred by Plateau indigenes too but it just doesn't get to the news like that of the indigenes. Didn't u see that even a Hausa general was killed and sunk in the river? If you are a muslim, never pass Jos road to Bauchi or other northern states whenever fulanis attack because u will pay the price for coward fulani herdsmen attackers. Fulanis are cowardly attackers who attack small helpless farm villages with only old women and children in the middle of the night and run away into the forests. They don't stay back. That is why the likes of you muslim passersby pay for their sins. No wonder fulanis sacked Katunga (the capital of Oyo empire). Shameless cowards. Your people, a majority ethnic group have become slaves and 2nd class citizens in their own state Kwara, yet you aren't ashamed of pointing your filthy fingers to middlebelt minorities who have resisted fulani expansion for over a hundred years. See your Yoruba people in Kogi, they own parts of Lokoja but yet there is a Hausa king (Maigari of Lokoja). Hausa fulanis are using millions of your yoruba people in Kwara and Kogi to add to their population as northern Nigeria. Shameless foóls. |
Wiifesnatcher:At least a fulani man is not an Emir in Jos, how about Ilorin? I think you yorubas should rather worry about a whole state like Kwara being captured and controlled by fulanis. |
Chukapage:They are not only selfish, they are cowards too. Apart from Ijaw leaders who saw GEJ as their own, how many other Southern/middlebelt leaders were able to roar and challenge the core-north? Did yorubas not even betray the tenure? See the way people like Junaid Mohammed and other core-northern leaders roar out the raw and bitter truth to the rest of us without giving a damn about who is offended or hate speech or anything. |
Wiifesnatcher:Go through my profile from 2013 when I opened my account till now and see if I am claiming a fake identity. You yorubas and Igbos have mentally reduced nairaland to a purely Igbo/Yoruba affair that everyone who doesn't agree with you guys is an Afonja/flat head. And just for the records, the same fulani abducted and killed the daughter of a Yoruba leader, didn't they? Same Yoruba land where the fulanis are now vigilantes? Yoruba interest in president? Is that Yoruba president going to be the president of Yoruba land alone? Or are Plateau people no longer Nigerians to be concerned about who becomes their president? What foolishness. |
Chukapage:The core-northern voters population might be real because these people take elections like a do or die affair. They discuss it in the mosques regulary. Everyone comes outside, even lame, blind and dumb old people and beggars are carried to go register and vote. This is typically unlike the south where most youths do not care. I voted in Warri in the last election, hardly did I see any youth at my polling center. And who will make this electronic voting happen? Our lilly-livered southern and middlebelt lawmakers? Any system Hausa fulanis know will not favour them will never see the daylight in this country. |
Chukapage:Northern population is not a propaganda my friend. Don't you see the number of registered voters from these northern states? 2006 census was a sham and we all know that Lagos is more than Kano. However, registered voters are what determines Nigerian elections. Going by the voters registration in Nigeria, the core-north is the strongest force, followed by the SE/SS coalition. |
Wiifesnatcher:I am a middlebelter from Plateau state, didn't u see it in my comment? Why still address me as an Igbo? Tribalism has so eaten deep into you guys that anyone who does not agree with you guys is automatically an Igbo. |
sogodihno:Bro, Buhari winning 2nd term was clearly rigged. I am from Plateau state for instance, a youth leader of my people and 80% of my people were supporting Atiku, only for the votes to show 40% vote for Buhari. On fair grounds, Buhari would never have defeated Atiku. |
Ritchiee:Bro I am from the middlebelt and we have been neighbours with Hausa fulanis for centuries. I know them like the back of my palm. The core north/northern muslims are the largest voting block in Nigeria. Southern christians are enough match for northern muslims but lack of unity is the problem. A divided south can never challenge the core north. Infact, a united south without the middlebelt may still not be able to challenge the core-north, let alone Southwest. |
Wiifesnatcher:You are very wrong. A northern candidate will always defeat a yoruba candidate in the northern states. PDP will not mind giving a northern candidate the ticket in an attempt to woo northern voters. It is only we the middlebelters and northern christians who can vote a yoruba candidate over a Hausa one. Now that Tinubu is also a muslim, it may make no difference to us unless if Tinubu picks a northern christian as his deputy. |
Owamudia:Bro, the era when a Yoruba can defeat a core northerner in a core northern state is long gone. Nigerians are now very much divided by tribe and religion when it comes to politics. |
OROSUNBOLB:It is a fulani name, but it doesn't necessarily translate to a fulani man. |
hoseao:@bolded. Pls are you from Mangu LGA? How do you know that this man is a fulani man? Is Kadunu a fulani town? Since when did fulanis start answering RIT as their title? This man is a Pyem by ethnicity, Kadunu is a pyem town under the Pyem chiefdom in Mangu LGA. This is where I am from. |
OROSUNBOLB:Don't say what you don't know. The victim is not a fulani. This is my LG of origin and this man is from my tribe or is it because he is a muslim?. Since when did fulanis start bearing RIT titles? |
abdulazeez1002:And what if he is? Is he really wrong? When you look at the northern region especially the core-north and see the perpetual backwardness and retrogression compared with the south, will you ever say there is anything to be proud of from such backward region? If the OP is from Plateau or Southern Kaduna, then I would even be ashamed of him for identifying himself as an Arewa person. I am from Plateau and God forbid for me as a Plateau youth to identify myself with that useless retrogressive Arewa identity. I am rather a middlebelter/central Nigerian. |
ILLICITblood:What is the meaning of Arewa? What is your ethnic group and what state are you from? I am from Plateau state and I do not consider myself an Arewa person. That useless identity is meant for Hausa fulani and Kanuri people and not my people. Bro, if you are from the North-central or you are from Taraba, Adamawa, Gombe south, Kaduna south or any other northern minorities area, you should promote and champion a middlebelt identity for your people cos this where the future lies. If you are from the core-north, then goodluck with your Arewa struggle. Arewa will never change in this life, Hausa-fulanis will never progress as a people due to their retrogressive laws and cultures. |
[quote author=fritiyo post=82212862][/quote]How many communities are in the entire Bayelsa state? The smallest state in Nigeria. If the Urhobos in Bayelsa are big enough to produce a comissioner and senator in the state, they are good enough to produce a deputy governor. |
This better not be a subtle or deceptive approach to RUGA. Indigenes of these states, be wise, watchful and very careful because Fulanis are like snakes who can use any form of deception to get what they want! |
OAUTemitayo:Almost everyone in Kwara speaks and understands Yoruba, even the minorities, but this doesn't make them ethnically Yorubas. Most Moro indigenes speak Yoruba, but it is not their ethnic group. This is similar with Ilorin where many indigenes there are of Hausa, Bariba, Fulani and Nupe origins but they speak Yoruba. There are Nupe communities in Ifelodun too. |
Perkins2018:Yorubas have 11 LGAs among the 16 in Kwara state. Look at this map below, the areas in Red (Kwara north) do not belong to Yorubas, it belongs to Nupes & Baribas. Cc OAUTemitayo
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fritiyo:And the Urhobos of Sagbama LGA are not equal stakeholders in Bayelsa state? |
juman:Lafiagi is a Nupe man. Nupes are not a small tribe in Kwara state. The landmass they occupy in Kwara state is more than what Yorubas occupy. Yorubas just have the numbers. Nupes are found in 3 LGAs of Kwara state. |
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