Troops in gunfight with bandits, rescue abducted Fulani herdsmen, rustled cows

Lazycapitalist2:
Yes, I can see the people who will call this 'bias' towards the Fulanis...so I will say this

The reason why you are seeing too many fulanis down south is because bandits and boko haram in the North are making life difficult for them...so they migrate down south and cause palaver for Southern farmers

So, when the Army fights bandits up North...they are indirectly and hopefully protecting the South from more fulanis coming in

And anyway, the solution is ranching up North and railways.

Kriss216:
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Kriss216:

you must be joking to say NA is indirectly protecting the South from Fulanis.

We don't even need their protection. They should protect themselves first.

Ojiofor:
The military responded immediately because a Fulani herder was under attack.

GuyWise101:
Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Fejoku:
Enugu governor made a distress call and he was kept on hold for four hours because the lives of Igbos don't matter to them. In fact they were aware of the attacks but here we see them responding even faster than any emergency service in Nigerian history just because it was a fulani herdman that was attacked. Is it not obvious even to the fools supporting the terrorist government? Where was such response when Tivs were massacred in Benue state? How can any reasonable human being not be able to see things for what they are? Tueh!

Kriss216:

You see the effort Buhari and Nigeria Army orchestrated just to rescued Fulani herdsmen and their cows?

Why can't they channel such efforts to rescue abducted school children kidnapped by same bandits?


Something fishy is truly going on.

“The bandits had earlier attacked a Fulani settlement belonging to a popular herder, Damina Kukumake, at Kukumake village.

“The bandits who kidnapped some members of the herder’s family, also rustled several cattle and were making their escape when security agencies received a distress call.

Ojiofor:
The military responded immediately because a Fulani herder was under attack.

Lazycapitalist2:


Before you say anything...I don't support herdsmen or any side, and in my last line...you will see I back railways, and ranches up North as the solution...railways to transport the cows and ranches to keep the cows in the North so that at the end of the day, no more roaming, and no cows to eat anyone's farm, and no Fulani takeover.

Infact, we need to modernize the whole agro sector in this country self. So that we can start exporting stuff like milk and leather...we used to export leather in the 1960's well well, now we don't.

The whole bandit thing is making life difficult for everyone. And the sooner it is stopped, the better.

Thank you and good morning.

QuotaSystem:
More amplified, accelerated, intensified heartache to those that are pained that innocent Fulanis and their property were rescued.

Locate a transformer.

selemempe:
which Fulani man is innocent?

QuotaSystem:


You must have some loose screws upstairs to ask such an insanity laced question.