Ibechris2:
I think the educated Hausa have started reading how their problem started.

Whether we like it or not,Hausa and igbos are the most suppressed in this nation...the only difference is that, that the igbos are very vocallly vociferous and ambitious while the Hausa people are less vocal and hidden like chicks under the mother hen with chains of religious incarceration.

Armaggedon:
Igbos have left the north for them and they can now smell each other's mouth.

When Biafra leaves, Igbo haters will have no other person to antagonise except themselves.

Guyman01:


Hausas have the potential to be a foremost tribe in Africa, they are only mentioned internationally when people talk about the most widely spoken languages in Africa but not in any aspect of Human Development Index except on issues related to extreme poverty.

Hausas were among the richest tribes in subsaharan Africa who traded far and wide until Usman Dan Fodio Jihad destroyed everything like America did to Iraq and Libya and forcefully installed Fulanis as political and religious leaders.
If any Hausa questions the Emir he is labelled as a Rebel against Allah's appointee thereby making it hard to protest their bad situations

Gagare1:
You clearly understand the plight of the Hausa people, perhaps even more than most Hausas understand their situation.

My people are kept illiterates for a reason. It is a systematic and gradual destruction of a nation by Fulanis, hiding behind religious sentiments.

I respect you greatly for what you know.

RepoMan007:
Kperogi tried but overall, his attempt to remain silent on the christian victim pattern around Kaduna did not do his piece any good.

The Hausa now see themselves as victims but mostly the Hausa Christians.

Blankstare:




Your moniker sound like a maguzawa name! Are you one?

I hope someday the awareness will increase tenfold, I was born in Zaria, I saw some of this things..

Moreover, I will like to ask. Since most atrocities occur in the rural areas, what is the present day relationship of the fulani elite and the Hausa elite in the cities?

LastProphet:


kperoggi also lied saying Hausas were Islam before Dan fodio, that's a lie! Hausas were traditionalist peasant farmers until Dan fodio came with his jihad and killed and converted the surviving who surrendered to live. the fulanis used the Hausa through Islam that's why they must get the Hausa to be Islam by all means. Hausas have at least 10 times the population of fulanis because there are only 4 million fulanis in Nigeria

Gagare1:
I cannot tell for sure how the relationship between the elite classes of both ethnic groups is. But, one thing I know is that the Fulani elite are still aggressively trying to compromise the integrity of Hausawa elite families by trying to plant their prostitute daughters in those families through marriage. It has been happening for long. Some from the elite Hausa are waking up to this reality. But we have a long way to go.

Some Hausawa elites are beginning to see the handwriting on the wall. The election proves that. Take Alhassan Doguwa for instance, the Fulanis are trying to nail him at all cost. We voted him back to save our own. He is not a saint, but we will surely not allow wolves to tear him to pieces simply because of his flaws. I hope he rallies the elites for the sake of the Hausawa, and for his own good. Many of our people went for either Tinubu or Obi. Atiku can go straight to hell and rot. Tinubu needs to be weary of El-Rufai, that man worked against him. Ashiru (a Bahaushe) was rigged out in Kaduna, El-Rufai saw to it, yet couldn't deliver for Tinubu.

Gradually, Hausaland politics is turning into Hausa elite and Hausa masses versus Fulani elite and structure.

Las las, Hausawa shall prevail, but we will need more time.

Gagare1:
You clearly understand the plight of the Hausa people, perhaps even more than most Hausas understand their situation.

My people are kept illiterates for a reason. It is a systematic and gradual destruction of a nation by Fulanis, hiding behind religious sentiments.

I respect you greatly for what you know.

jaytee01:


What part of the article is propaganda? Are the Fulani brigands not doing worse things than what the author wrote here?

JoeEeL:


And who were the ones that killed Deborah in the city of Sokoto if Hausas are peaceful people and Fulanis mostly live in d bush?

Pfffttt

garfield1:


In sokoto,what is the population of hausas compared to fulanis?

Dyke15:
Sokoto is a fulani State.
So I think fulani's might be more than the hausa's a little bit

Dyke15:
Sokoto is a fulani State

JoeEeL:


Sokoto is a hausa state. Fulani has no single plot in the whole of nigeria. Invading terrorists claiming landlord.

Guyman01:

Have you ever spent 2 weeks in Sokoto to understand the demographics? Gobir is the indigenous name

Dyke15:
Tnx 4 d info papi.
I wonder y d hausa's re so lenient ND quiet t d extent dat dey don't want to fight back

Buikechukwu35:
, do fact checking SE/SS are the two only region without any IDP’s camp in nigeria due to our adequate action😎

Gagare1:
I cannot tell for sure how the relationship between the elite classes of both ethnic groups is. But, one thing I know is that the Fulani elite are still aggressively trying to compromise the integrity of Hausawa elite families by trying to plant their prostitute daughters in those families through marriage. It has been happening for long. Some from the elite Hausa are waking up to this reality. But we have a long way to go.

Some Hausawa elites are beginning to see the handwriting on the wall. The election proves that. Take Alhassan Doguwa for instance, the Fulanis are trying to nail him at all cost. We voted him back to save our own. He is not a saint, but we will surely not allow wolves to tear him to pieces simply because of his flaws. I hope he rallies the elites for the sake of the Hausawa, and for his own good. Many of our people went for either Tinubu or Obi. Atiku can go straight to hell and rot. Tinubu needs to be weary of El-Rufai, that man worked against him. Ashiru (a Bahaushe) was rigged out in Kaduna, El-Rufai saw to it, yet couldn't deliver for Tinubu.

Gradually, Hausaland politics is turning into Hausa elite and Hausa masses versus Fulani elite and structure.

Las las, Hausawa shall prevail, but we will need more time.

ycat:
The IDP's camp that Oshiomole has been dancing with his wife is in Borno right? Why do you even need more IDP's camps when you have exported your population to Yorubaland?

LadyRosa2:


We are not done immigrating with our Ghana must go bags to sell gala and yogurts in your land.
Dominating South west is a federal task every igbo must keep in mind, especially with our erosion ridden lands still biting hard, we must take all the juiciest part of your lands.

ycat:
The houses you are going to bulldoze yourselves when it hits you or beg Yoruba to buy for 1% of what they are worth. Keep praying that the original owners of the land never come for it. Forget 99 years lease, there has been no land for sale in Yorubaland, what you are buying have been bought decades ago and there's no genuine land for sale after 1996, the govt just hasn't allocated to the original owners. All the fake documents you have is as a result of OLE GBE OLE GBA scheme, meaning you killed and robbed Yoruba for that money and then used it to buy fake land. Also pray that Nigeria never divides so you can continue to be ruled by others, the two of your saving grace. Ask a Yoruba speaker to translate "Rikisi nbe ni Lagos ti nta ile kan fun eni meta."

LadyRosa2:


Mtewww!

ycat:
Your freak show is cooled!

LadyRosa2:


Naaaa.
I think say you suck ya mama breast.
Unfortunately, couldn't make out with the jargon you wrote earlier.

ycat:
I know you sucked pig's breast, reason you are a wierdo.

LadyRosa2:


Atleast na breast I su'ck.
Na Man cu$m, you swallow.

Radarada!

ycat:
Ok pig's daughter!

LadyRosa2:


Yes, idiot's child.

ycat:
Slobbering mbecille!

saleemkt:
I'm glad to find someone from the Hausa community who shares my perspective!!.

It can be quite disheartening when I find myself constantly engaged in arguments with my fellow Hausa friends, especially when they tend to align themselves with the Fulanis. It's a sad reality that the Fulanis have forcefully imposed themselves as our leaders, attempted to rewrite our history, and ruled over us for their own benefit. They have exploited Islam as a means to silence our voices and quell any rebellion from within. It's worth noting that we, as Hausa people, possess the potential to overpower the Fulanis completely, but unfortunately, many Hausas are deeply ignorant about this issue and also The fear of being accused of apostasy looms over us, as it carries severe consequences. This fear stifles our ability to expose our people to the truth and hampers our efforts to bring about change. religion, in many instances, has been utilized as a tool to maintain power anyway 🙄, and this situation serves as a prime example.

The Fulanis have maintained a political and religious advantage over us while simultaneously encroaching upon and appropriating our land.

we should also address the cultural and social implications of this power imbalance. The dominance of the Fulanis not only affects our political landscape but also impacts our cultural identity. The erosion of our traditions and the loss of control over our land perpetuate a sense of cultural subjugation. It is vital for us to reclaim our heritage, unite as a community, and foster a collective understanding of our history to challenge these power dynamics.

I hope that bit by bit gradually Hausa individuals will be aware of the truth and come together, educate ourselves and mobilize for change. By shedding light on the realities we face, encouraging critical thinking, and promoting unity, we can work towards dismantling the oppressive structures that hinder our progress and strive for a future where our voices are heard, our history is respected, and our land is protected.