₦airaland Forum

Imortal001:
IMF loan na by force, world bank doing collabo with IMF to reduce our market value in the world, but their own na play. I trust baba for that one.
PMB: we will not do anything that goes against our national interest.

MasterofNL:
Why are you like this?

Bottom line is that the fulani is responsible for the fourth deadliest terror group in the world.

Can't you see that the escalated violence is to get other Nigerians to quickly accept the proposed grazing bill

Directly or indirectly, the fulanis are responsible for these armed attacks agianst the MB and south. The attacks may not be carried out by local traditional herdsmen but one thing I have discovered is that once they have any issues with any community concerning their cattle, they invite their armed brothers from Fouta Jalon who invade and sack the community.

Please carefully read through my second post on this thread.

MasterofNL:
I said they were ranked the fourth not second.

See this paragraph:

The fourth deadliest known terrorist group has been named as the Fulani militant group operating in Nigeria and parts of the Central African Republic.

MasterofNL:
Omenka is wondering why the fulani herdsmen are being blamed for attacks currently going on in the MB and south of Nigeria.

https://www.nairaland.com/3081856/nation-people-herdsmen-press

This is the answer Mr Omenka,

The fulani herdsmen have been ranked as the fourth deadliest terror group in the world.

Global Terrorism Index: Nigerian Fulani militants named as fourth deadliest terror group in world

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/global-terrorism-index-nigerian-fulani-militants-named-as-fourth-deadliest-terror-group-in-world-a6739851.html

Omenka, are you more intelligent than the world bodies that came up with this ranking which included the fulani herdsmen?

Hagmond:
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kcnwaigbo:
Busted!!! I knew that guy could never be from the MB.His post history on this site does not support that claim

LadyExcellency:
The money they are requesting is even too small for my liking because invariably, Shell will want to settle out of court through negotiation.

Depending on what amount the FG has in mind, I was of the opinion that they jack it up to $500 billion US dollar.

It is interesting to note that we have their assets to confiscate should the judgment favour Nigeria and the company refuses to pay.

It is time Nigeria engages Climate Change and Green Initiative campaigners to make it a global struggle.

Shell must pay.

fulanmafia:
Imagine drug traffickers, armed robbers, ritualists and baby factory merchants calling others criminals

Wonders truly shall never end.

AntiMahdi:
You are a Yoruba Muslim of the worst kind - an Ilorin traitor.


If you are an Idoma from Benue then why would you post a comment on your state like this?



Stop claiming you are Idoma.

In the early days of this your handle you were claiming Ibo.


Stop your deciet you Yoruba traitor.

AntiMahdi:
Omenka is not Idoma but a Yoruba Muslim from Ilorin.

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

Omenka, man of many nations.

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

udatso:
For someone who sees nothing good in his post, considering the number of Posts by you, I would say you are obsessed.

aminho:
the same way you are happy about it thats how karma will be back at you!!!wish him well and move on or keep quite

LadyExcellency:
British Petroleum paid US for the spillage hence Shell must pay to the last Kobo.

Africans are not their mumus.

BP set to pay largest environmental fine in US history for Gulf oil spill

BP will pay $18.7bn after the justice department and four states sued
Money will be divided among states and earmarked for cleanup projects

The 2010 disaster at BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil rig caused devastating pollution in the Gulf of Mexico.

BP has agreed to pay a record environmental fine of $18.7bn to settle legal actions brought by the US and several states over the fatal 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

The US justice department, along with the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas and Florida, all sued BP for damages not covered by the company’s earlier settlements with businesses and individuals harmed by the worst offshore spill in US history.

The settlement ends all litigation between BP, the states and the US government and allows the company to pay over 18 years. BP’s share price rose on the news.

http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/02/bp-will-pay-largest-environmental-fine-in-us-history-for-gulf-oil-spill

fulanmafia:
iPads and fraud are one and the same.

This image of cows slaughtered for a party was lifted from an old blog about Ethiopia.

https://thisafricanlife./2011/12/13/a-looooong-overdue-update-sort-of/meskal-cattle-slaughter/

Silly confusionists.

amaechi1:
People will not cease to amaze me. Indian ritual festival is not reprisal attack.

Assuming that this is true what do you stand to again.

Rich4god:
Why can't pple learn...

According to eyewitnesses, the intruders were not only Fulani herdsmen as some of them reportedly spoke in pidgin English, Fulani and Yoruba.

Kyase:
Before unko, shey dem get fuel...... ...
But e be like say e pain you.

Keneking:
But where is lalasticlala phone number sef

zicoraads:
What's with the back and forth young man? Biko, my time is important to me

You go back and read my response to what you are asking? Need glasses?

zicoraads:
Was it the part where the victims in the middle belt formed a part of what you called your 'preamble?' SMH!

He is even telling me to read slowly

You think yourself way too Intelligent than you actually are

zicoraads:
Charity, they say begins at home. No one is asking you to insult the president. All we are asking is this, were you critical of the President over his inaction when Agatu was sacked? Criticism is not the same as insult I want to believe.

And trust me, I know all about the villages that have been sacked by these people. I am from Taraba state. We have been affected. My mother is from Benue state, we have also been affected. And we have been making all sorts of 'noise' online and supporting the #MAFO in our own little way. So pray tell, what other things have you been doing to bring the authorities to act on the marauding gangs in the middle belt?!

capip120:
Omenka is an inconsequential and in-effectual Buffoon, a never do well Doramus who has sold his concience for a gourd of gworo and palm wine.

Babacele:
all these sponsored attacks to make this administration look incompetent shall be defeated. We won't give in to terrorists but defeat them..
God bless Nigeria.

midolian:
From the outset I hate to comment on anythread that has to do with "Herdsmen" until recently, when I discovered that pipu, out of the hatred they have for Buhari have refused to use their head buh instead, allow the hate in them do the thinking. I still find it hard to believe their are pple who don't know this thing has some political undertone. Just overnight, the Fulanis have become some unearthly beasts. SMH

A thread with the caption "Fulani herdsmen with their cattle in front of CBN" got me rolling on the floor laughing..cos it was a photoshop done by an expert like Adekunle Gold..buh pipu these days don't have the patience to attempt verifying any negative thing that has to do with Buhari before throwing stones @ him..

Another thread hit FP two days ago with the caption "Fulani herdsmen enter Abuja Farm"..The cows in this thread were soo white & fresh that No ranch in Nigeria could have produced them. The farm was equally green and fresh..And when the cows left the green farm, it became empty..what was left was the fertile land..hahahahahaaaha. Apart from the fact that those pictures were poorly photoshopped, the twitter user that posted them was soo stupid with her exaggeration..and it takes someone twice as stupid to believe what she posted...

Another question I asked myself was "how can you prove that those cows r not owned by the owner of the farm"..(With the assumption that the pictures were not photoshopped)

omenka:
@ Midolian, I just couldn't comment on that CBN cattle thread because it had ran a couple of pages before I saw it, the damage had already been done on the thread.

I don't think it was even a photoshop- it was simply a disgusting evidence of how we've some people, for reason of an electoral defeat, have allowed hatred to dismember their conscience!

Hell, is cattle moving on our streets (much as it is wrong) a new thing?? How twisted are the minds of some people to think the are cattle passing in front of CBN because a Fulani man is today the president?? That is totally preposterous.

We've had some incidences of near collisions between cattle and aircraft on runways in the past and people took them for what they were- an accident luckily avoided. Imagine the image that would be painted if that happens today!!!

I see some bold caption like Fulani Herdsmen take over airports in Southern Nigeria!!!

Can't people see the pattern that is forming here??

Jeez.