₦airaland Forum

Achor1111:
Why is Fulani's protesting instead of Hausa's?
Why were they armed?
Why didn't them go with any security agencies as license because of their arms?
Where have you condemned Fulani ethnic cleansing?
Una just dey open mouth waa they talk anyhow!

Achor1111:
Why is Fulani's protesting instead of Hausa's?
Why were they armed?
Why didn't them go with any security agencies as license because of their arms?
Where have you condemned Fulani ethnic cleansing?
Una just dey open mouth waa they talk anyhow!

Exceed15:
People who appear innocent are the most dangerous. I do not trust those people.

Gagare1:
I came across this barbaric act on one of our Hausa Unity groups; where Hausawa share any information that affects Hausa (and strictly Hausa) people, without considering religion.

The people killed were Hausa hunters returning home for Sallah celebration. Those guns are dane guns which every licensed hunter is permitted to own (even you can get one if you want). So for those trying to rationalize the brutality meted on those people by making reference to the guns, your argument is flawed.

The hunters were traveling in broad daylight, without expecting anything bad to happen, because they thought people are sensible enough to know danger when they see it. They believed that they were not a threat to anyone. They were wrong, because sense has since left certain places (Uromi in this case).

If indeed they were kidnappers, would they have submitted to the vigilante for checks? And when the guns were discovered, would they have allowed themselves to be killed without killing as many as their guns can take down?

Edo state should await the decision of the Hausa mother group. This matter will be approached and resolved completely, legally of course. We have been seeing videos of Edo people harassing Hausawa simply because they are Hausawa. Personally, I was treated unkindly by the same people of Uromi in 2020 when I was traveling to Asaba from Auchi. My crime? Being Hausa.

And please, DON'T bring Fulani Terrorists into this matter. Hausawa were killed, not Fulanis.
Don't kill Hausawa for the crimes of Fulanis in your lands. You will not be excused.
I don’t support the killing of any Nigerian,but I think if they have show them some bush meat may be that would have serve as evidence that they are truly hunters,may the peace of God return to our land

Gagare1:
I came across this barbaric act on one of our Hausa Unity groups; where Hausawa share any information that affects Hausa (and strictly Hausa) people, without considering religion.

The people killed were Hausa hunters returning home for Sallah celebration. Those guns are dane guns which every licensed hunter is permitted to own (even you can get one if you want). So for those trying to rationalize the brutality meted on those people by making reference to the guns, your argument is flawed.

The hunters were traveling in broad daylight, without expecting anything bad to happen, because they thought people are sensible enough to know danger when they see it. They believed that they were not a threat to anyone. They were wrong, because sense has since left certain places (Uromi in this case).

If indeed they were kidnappers, would they have submitted to the vigilante for checks? And when the guns were discovered, would they have allowed themselves to be killed without killing as many as their guns can take down?

Edo state should await the decision of the Hausa mother group. This matter will be approached and resolved completely, legally of course. We have been seeing videos of Edo people harassing Hausawa simply because they are Hausawa. Personally, I was treated unkindly by the same people of Uromi in 2020 when I was traveling to Asaba from Auchi. My crime? Being Hausa.

And please, DON'T bring Fulani Terrorists into this matter. Hausawa were killed, not Fulanis.
Don't kill Hausawa for the crimes of Fulanis in your lands. You will not be excused.

Achor1111:
Why is Fulani's protesting instead of Hausa's?
Why were they armed?
Why didn't them go with any security agencies as license because of their arms?
Where have you condemned Fulani ethnic cleansing?
Una just dey open mouth waa they talk anyhow!

EJEGBULEJE:
We strongly condemn the heinous extra-judicial killing of about 20 hunters in Uromi, Edo State. These innocent individuals were brutally murdered while traveling from Port Harcourt to Kano for Sallah celebrations. The fact that they were labeled as kidnappers and subsequently killed by a mob is a gross miscarriage of justice.¹

We urge the Federal Government and the Edo State government to take immediate action to ensure that justice is served. A thorough investigation must be conducted to identify the perpetrators and bring them to book. It is unacceptable that such a gruesome incident can occur without consequence.

President Bola Tinubu has already condemned the act, describing it as "dastardly" and directing the Nigeria Police Force and other relevant security agencies to launch a thorough investigation.² We commend the President's swift response and expect the government to follow through on its promise to ensure justice.

The Northern States Governors Forum has also condemned the killing, describing it as "unacceptable" and a "gross violation of human rights".³ ⁴ We echo their sentiments and demand that the government takes concrete steps to prevent such incidents in the future.

We will not let this matter be swept under the carpet. The families of the victims deserve justice, and we will continue to demand accountability from the government.

EJEGBULEJE:
because the news says Fulani protesting?? Many still don't want to differentiate btw Hausa and Fulani....

fman:
I see no difference between Hausa and Fulani.
Na the same people

dederocs:
What about justice for thousands of kidnapped victims by fulani bandits and their sahel brothers?

EJEGBULEJE:
Are the people killed Fulani bandits??

Are Bandits not killing more Northerners?? No use this sense cross road o

Badmashiii:
Bro let me lay it out for you to understand the root cause of the issue.

Ba kabilan da aka raina irin hausawa. Ko a arewan ma fulani sun raina hausa balletana yan kudu. Yet we're the largest but seems like we're also the dumbest.

Manyan mu su ba ruwansu kawai suchi su sha da yayansu ba ruwan su da uban kowa. Kafin a kai ga haka an dade ana cin mutuncin hausawa a nigeria.

Jerrymanta:
Sadly Hasuas who are mostly very peaceful and very artisan by nature are now paying for the crimes of the Fulani who are mainly the bandits, terrorists and kidnappers ravaging the whole nation...you see why the Hausa/Fulani tag in the name of "one North" has done more disservice than good to the Hausas. Even the Hausas communities across the North have been ravaged by Fulani banditry with many displaced and killed.

For the Southerners know your enemies- the Hausas aren't your enemies but the Fulanis, it's very easy to tell both tribes from each other by their phenotypical features. The North has hundreds of tribes, not everybody from there is "Fulani" by default.

Gagare1:
Maganarka haka take. Mutanenmu suna bukatar su waye, su kuma bude idanu. Indeed, I agree that our people approach life with such dumbness, you begin to wonder which kind brain we get.

Ai the leaders, being Fulanis don't give a damn what happens to the people. Infact, they prefer our people to remain dumb and uneducated in order to minimize the emergence of people like you and me, who are beginning to question certain things. When people are impoverished and uneducated, they are easier to control.

Wallahi muna da aiki sosai a Kasar Hausa. The backwardness in our land is being engineered by the people we trust and follow blindly.

Allah ya kyauta.

Ina gaisuwa dan'uwa.

Badmashiii:
I'm glad someone also share my thoughts.

The first step in dealing with this issue is to draw a hard line between the hausas and the fulani. Terms like hausa-fulani should be abolished.

You're either hausa or fulani so other tribe can be certain of where you stand in case of war.

Nasan in ba anyi yaki ba musamman hausa da fulani ba,zamu chigaba da kasancewa wulakantatu.

In anyi yaki an rabu kowa ni bafiĺlace daya yi dabbanchi a wata jihar ayi mai abun daya dace

Gagare1:
We are working tirelessly to clarify to people that Hausawa and Fulani were NEVER one, are NEVER one, and will NEVER be one. And we hope this separation will happen peacefully, even though very unlikely.

Now, in the unpleasant event that sai mun yi kare jini biri jini da Fulanin nan, muna shirin ko ta kwana. Za su kwashe kashinsu a hannu. I for one don't see Fulanis having a chance against a united Hausawa nation (government backing or not). Kamar yadda ka fada, raba kanmu da wadannan mutanen shi ne tushen samun waraka ga Bahaushe. Sun dade suna jawo mana masifa a Kasar nan. Wallahi hakurinmu ya kare.

Exceed15:
God bless you.

dederocs:
They were not hunters, they were bandits. Dumb head...what proof do you have that they were hunters?

Woke idiot.

Gagare1:
I came across this barbaric act on one of our Hausa Unity groups; where Hausawa share any information that affects Hausa (and strictly Hausa) people, without considering religion.

The people killed were Hausa hunters returning home for Sallah celebration. Those guns are dane guns which every licensed hunter is permitted to own (even you can get one if you want). So for those trying to rationalize the brutality meted on those people by making reference to the guns, your argument is flawed.

The hunters were traveling in broad daylight, without expecting anything bad to happen, because they thought people are sensible enough to know danger when they see it. They believed that they were not a threat to anyone. They were wrong, because sense has since left certain places (Uromi in this case).

If indeed they were kidnappers, would they have submitted to the vigilante for checks? And when the guns were discovered, would they have allowed themselves to be killed without killing as many as their guns can take down?

Edo state should await the decision of the Hausa mother group. This matter will be approached and resolved completely, legally of course. We have been seeing videos of Edo people harassing Hausawa simply because they are Hausawa. Personally, I was treated unkindly by the same people of Uromi in 2020 when I was traveling to Asaba from Auchi. My crime? Being Hausa.

And please, DON'T bring Fulani Terrorists into this matter. Hausawa were killed, not Fulanis.
Don't kill Hausawa for the crimes of Fulanis in your lands. You will not be excused.

BlackViper:
I remember when 12 traders from Yoruba land had their throats cut by bandits when they traveled to the Niorth to buy foodstuffs and I also remember the savage and brutal killing of Deborah Samuel for which nobody has been brought to justice today, even though the perpetrators filmed themselves chanting Allahu Akbar as they smashed heavy rocks on her head before setting her on fire.
I don't feel one drop of sympathy for animals.

Gagare1:
We are working tirelessly to clarify to people that Hausawa and Fulani were NEVER one, are NEVER one, and will NEVER be one. And we hope this separation will happen peacefully, even though very unlikely.

Now, in the unpleasant event that sai mun yi kare jini biri jini da Fulanin nan, muna shirin ko ta kwana. Za su kwashe kashinsu a hannu. I for one don't see Fulanis having a chance against a united Hausawa nation (government backing or not). Kamar yadda ka fada, raba kanmu da wadannan mutanen shi ne tushen samun waraka ga Bahaushe. Sun dade suna jawo mana masifa a Kasar nan. Wallahi hakurinmu ya kare.