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Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by san4P(m): 9:44am On Sep 10, 2025
Itaekuson3:
FULANI VALUE COWS OVER HUMAN LIVES: VILLAGES BURNED IN BLOODY REVENGE – CDS CHRIS MUSA SHOCKS NATION


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9TZdv67s00




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_QF56ipzSI?si=8G2D0TsLuKc9ZCO8
I appreciate the security analysis of the CDS... but I would not want to discuss security solutions at this moment... till I assume office of the President (note that I will contest for this office in coming election)...

But every Individual should know that no one has monopoly of violence... although we don't encourage hostile relationship among communities... but no tribe should assume they can wipe out another to inherit their land...

I would say let those practicing cattle rearing be duly registered with Corporate Affairs Commission... and all their cattle shepherds be employed into this organizations... this will make this more business-like rather than disorganized...

Also all cattles should henceforth be enclosed in ranches... just as poultry farmers do to their chickens... because nomadic farming no longer fits into our contemporary times...
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by osuofia2(m): 9:48am On Sep 10, 2025
WizardOfNG:
Bro, stop right there. You are the ignorant one, unexposed to boot also, per your argument over Sharia. I am deliberate in talk and hardly ever ignorant regarding issues I speak about.

Nigeria is a secular Nation that should operate under common law from when we became a federal republic and henceforth. It is as simple as that.

That was how it was and It was only OBJ's political capitulation that allowed Sharia to be initially and formally introduced in Zamfara circa 1999 leading to more States of the North adopting it.

Look at the reality of Turkey, below , viewed an Islamic nation. They understand the need, with a modern nation that wishes to succeed, for all citizens to live under common law to discourage disunity, religious unrest, seditious incitement and potential disrespect for the laws of the land as we are seeing ruining the North today where Nigeria, as a nation, wants her children educated while some extremist decree "Boko Haram" i.e western education is forbidden.

How many progressive and developed nation of the world have you been to or lived in? I was born in one and lived there majority of my life. There is no mainstream nation of the world I have not visited in Europe, North America and even Asia where I holidayed in Tokyo for two weeks.

I see what obtains everywhere, contributory to their success, that only highlights how regrettably backwards and self-destructive Nigeria and Nigerians are.

Nothing like Sharia in the UK and never will be because a land must operate under one legal and court system. If Moslem in Britain insist on living under Sharia then they can relocate to strict Islamic nations like Afghanistan or Iran.

You cannot punish any Briton under Sharia openly because British laws takes precedence as should be the case with Nigeria. In Britain there are no formal Sharia courts of law with the authority to issue legally binding judgement.

Your talk proves precisely why nations like Britain, though hosting people of different race, ethnicity and religious worship, succeed whereas Nigeria has gone backwards and is today drowning in terrorism, fundamentalism and violence/killings driven by hatred and intolerance for others and their religion.
you ARE WELL READ, LEAVE THAT DELUTIONAL RELIGIOUS BIGOTS TO HIS OWN ARGUEMRNT. WE ALL KNOWS THE ROLE RELIGION PLAYED IN THE DESTRUCTION OF THE NORTH
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Funkyswagzz(m): 9:49am On Sep 10, 2025
Wait a minute something ain't right... if they value cow more than human life why do they sell it to make money. Shouldn't cows be more like a pet?🤔🤔
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Brendaniel: 9:50am On Sep 10, 2025
Brenbentondiaz:
You lot love foooooling yourselves thinking you're fooooooling others. You deveropers are actually the ones scared of Nigeria breaking, because as traders, you need the huge market in Nigeria for your (majorly fake) products. No amount of projecting your fears on others can help you mask that fear. All this noise about "allow us go" is not foooooling anyone. It is clear any time moves are made for any form of autonomy in Nigeria. It's you deveropers that will kick against it. You say you guys are the strongest and most intelligent tribe in Africa (your typical self-delusion), so you shouldn't wait for others to allow you go or support you to go. You should fight for it. Lolz. Everyone (apart from you lot) knows that you don't have that capacity. Such a thing involves planning, but the strong urge to chestbeat will scuttle any plans before it even gets started.
Yet we fought war for 3 and half years to stay on our own ?

You are the joker here, you people think if Nigeria breaks today Igbos will just go back to their place, no we will keep staying and the market will still be there, just like Nigerians staying Ghana and other African countries...

We will only abide by your laws which must conform to ECOWAS standard...
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by ambale(m): 9:50am On Sep 10, 2025
This is simple now, since they value their cows more than lives, they should also be able to start buying lands to keep them, and then sell them at whatever price they want

Going to people's farm unprovoked and eating their crops is what is the issue

Not killing of cows mumu CDS
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Yusman316(m): 9:54am On Sep 10, 2025
What has been known for over a century now is what someone is describing as a shocking revelation. There is nothing shocking about it as it is a well known fact. It is the reason why farmers are advised to report herders that graze their farms instead of retaliatory attacks on their cattle
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Brendaniel: 9:54am On Sep 10, 2025
Brenbentondiaz:
When June 12 was annulled, did you support the Yorubas to chase out the military and handover to a Yoruba? Why do you need anyone to support you if you're not cowards. Why do people hate Kanu? So, someone that asked Lagos to be destroyed and Yoruba properties be burned should be showered with flowers, right? Do you people think before you talk?
Shut up, you people that wait for any slight opportunity to attack Igbos, the fight on June 12 was not an Igbo fight, same with the OPC?Hausa own but yet you people still attacked Igbos, so why should we put our heads for you people to match?

Secondly that MNK made statement in 2020, but before he made that statement you people have hated and hailed his arrest before then, tell me why?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Zocalite: 9:55am On Sep 10, 2025
The same way tinubu values tax over the security and standard of living of nigerians.

Whenever there's a massacre of innocent nigerians, tinubu will mouth state police, when the dust has settled, you will not hear anything again.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Brendaniel: 9:57am On Sep 10, 2025
WizardOfNG:
How many times must you people be told that, because of Azikiwe, secession is outlawed and an act of treason according to the Nigerian constitution?

Where Yorubas are different to you people is that we are law-abiding, work with reality and are cognisant of the saying "insanity is doing the same thing over and over to expect a different outcome".

If you know and understand that secession is outlawed by our Constitution, as Yorubas know and accept, then whey continue pursuing it under lawless and anarchic individuals like Kanu, Ekpa etal when it is only a change in our constitution, enacted by our legislators, that will grant you Biafra?

Why not support the option of regional autonomy, which is more or less the Biafra you seek in all but name?

We have hosted regional autonomy before to note it will be fairly feasible to achieve unlike the secession you tout that frightens the daylight out of Northerners because , naturally, they feel unprepared for the balkanisation of Nigeria.

Yet you people keep talking and acting self-destructively following your dead-on-arrival MASSOB, IPOB etal route, from time immemorial, and closing your minds to the viable option of regional autonomy as an acceptable alternative to secession.

See, you guys are not smart or emotionally intelligent. You don't understand how to be circumspect and think pragmatically and that is why many of you here on Nairaland daily touting the totally wrong claim that "Yorubas don't want us to leave".

By staying in their land the most, of the major ethnic groups and developing cultures and way of life other Nigerians migrate to the SW to enjoy, does this not prove beyond doubt Yorubas are best placed to succeed if on their own?

Does that not show, of the major ethnic groups, it is Yorubas that need others least if everyone has to answer their father's name?

Is it Yorubas trading across Nigeria, as you Igbos do, to the extent the SW will flatline, as the SE would, if those Yoruba traders no longer have access to the markets outside the SW, as would be the case for SE traders, if Nigeria is balkanised?

You guys don't think before you talk and you don't introspect before you agitate for secession due to your innate disposition for blaming others for all your woes.

Yorubas understand that regional autonomy allows everyone to enjoy what is good and advantageous about Nigeria, our large population and market for example, while regions can still enjoy self-paced progress unimpeded by 'One Nigeria' retrogression.

If you Igbo's noise of Biafra is not fraudulent and insincere, masking a hidden agenda, then why continue redundant secession grandstanding when you should be agitating for achievable regional autonomy that will give you freedom over your affairs in the SE similar to what you'd have of a separate nation?

Vitally, under regional system of governance, your people, traders by nature, would still maintain amicable trading relationship across Nigeria as would be near impossible to do if you had a separate Biafra nation.


Crystal clear you guys are not sincere and not progressive whereas the Yorubas are.
So are you telling me what an Igbo man did that you call error, you people who have ruled for over 50 years with the north don't have the intelligence to correct it?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Yusman316(m): 9:58am On Sep 10, 2025
ambale:
This is simple now, since they value their cows more than lives, they should also be able to start buying lands to keep them, and then sell them at whatever price they want

Going to people's farm unprovoked and eating their crops is what is the issue

Not killing of cows mumu CDS
The Fulani herders have this belief that land belongs to nobody and that therefore gives them the right to graze their cattle any where they like
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Guestmale: 9:58am On Sep 10, 2025
Difrent:
Well written

But you clearly are ignorant on the sharia matter.
Many south west Muslims are not finding social happiness because they are forced under a Christian marriage act, there are no Sharia panels to adjudicate on matter like marriage for them
The right thing is to allow them have a sharia panel as enshrined in their religion to adjudicate in cases that require their rulings.

Many Christians because they don't really understand Islam don't know they are denying Muslims their right by being opposed to things. Like this that a Muslim needs to achieve spiritual fulfillment .
Nobody is denied any right,we are all operating under the same secular law and constitution. In some christian denominations they have what we call marriage committee, that looks into the issue of marriage, each denominations in Islam can have such in their mosque to take care of their marriage issues instead of looking for a special court.

If there is any issues between two Muslim brothers and they don't want to go to public court they can take their dispute to their immam or elders in the mosque to settle it for them in Islamic way,I don't think they need any special court for that.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by onuman: 10:00am On Sep 10, 2025
Itaekuson3:
FULANI VALUE COWS OVER HUMAN LIVES: VILLAGES BURNED IN BLOODY REVENGE – CDS CHRIS MUSA SHOCKS NATION


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9TZdv67s00




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_QF56ipzSI?si=8G2D0TsLuKc9ZCO8
Fulani, Fulani, evrryday Fulani.

Fulani is less than 10% of Nigeria's population.
If rest of Nigeria (90%) allow Fulani to sustain placement of more value in cow than in human life, rest of Nigeria should cover their faces in shame.

Tinubu government should enforce modern method of rearing cattle in enclosed farms upon the Fulani. If Tinubu administration fails to make Fulani embrace rearing cattle in enclosed farm, Nigerians must stop crying when Fulani kills human beings in revenge for cattle rustling.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Kaiser20: 10:01am On Sep 10, 2025
I hope the Chief of Defence Staff IS Not a Yoruba man?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by ambale(m): 10:03am On Sep 10, 2025
Yusman316:
The Fulani herders have this belief that land belongs to nobody and that therefore gives them the right to graze their cattle any where they like
That's where the problem is, everyone have their own belief too

So why should the fulani's belief be superior?

If they can't follow that simple principle, then the government should pummel them like goats that they are

And thats one issue with our northern brothers, trying to force your religious beliefs not even cultural ooo on other occupants of the country

That was even a reckless statement from the CDS, cos these guys have been going about their business before without hindrance until they start invading people's farms

If you value something, you protect it at all cost, not fighting those who fought your ignorance of protecting it.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by TheBizGenius: 10:05am On Sep 10, 2025
WizardOfNG:
Simple. Only redundant and self-delusional thinkers believe one man being President, however talented, can turn Nigeria into Dubai overnight.

We are very different people, with completely unalignable differences and ways of life, that will never be reconcilable.

This means we will always be enemies of each other's progress because we want starkly contrasting and very different things.

Those who want State-sponsored welfarism will do all in their power, when in charge of the Presidency, to frustrate others who believe in private sector-led and innovative/competitive free market democracy.

Those who want religion to dominate statecraft will endorse such when controlling the Presidency to the detriment of those who value secularity in national administration.

Clue to the above is how it was the North most vocally supportive of the effort of some misguided Yorubas to establish Sharia Court in Oyo.

See below to note it was Sultan of Sokoto passionately backing the establishment of Sharia Court in Oyo and Ekiti. What would such a character do if President other than enforce it and then destroy forever the exemplary religious tolerance , from time immemorial, Yorubas have been praised for globally?


https://guardian.ng/news/sultan-backs-sharia-law-in-oyo-ekiti/#google_vignette



According to the Sultan, it is "spate of intolerance and disregard for the rights of Muslim" yet he does not have the humility to accept Yorubas in the majority, Moslems and Christians, do not want not want Sharia Court because we are happy with the status quo we worked hard to establish.


The best thing that can happen is for Nigerians to accept they are very different and thus want different things.

After that we must unitedly reject "One Nigeria' fraud we use to decieve ourselves because such only benefit the elite and ruling class raping the centre to the detriment of ordinary Nigerians.

Next move, if Nigerians in general are discerning and truly seeking progress , should then be uncompromising agitation for us all to go our seperate way per the bolded in your post.

Nigeria, as currently convened, is destined to fail and worsen.
I read your submission and I admit that you are correct in every way.

But if you may indulge me, my comment will be about finding a solution based on a business model rather than that of governance.

Part 1:
Redeemed Christian Church model allows branches grow at their own pace. Competition is allowed and even encouraged because it leads to the strategic growth of the whole body, which is the real goal.

No branch can stifle another branch's growth by its direct or indirect actions.

Each branch also grows rapidly or slowly, based on the leadership strength of the specific leader it has rather than from the HQ.

In Nigeria, each region can operate like a branch of Redeemed Christian Church.


Part 2:
I support the regional development solution but with a blueprint (a set of targets) of what the incoming leader is to achieve rather than a list of proposals a politician will throw up as a manifesto.

We all give our managers yearly targets and not wait for them to give us their own manifestos. So, why can we not try the same with a nation? Because it's not the norm? Duuuuhhhh!!!

I rest my case.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by DIVINEEVIDENCE: 10:08am On Sep 10, 2025
Kukutente23:
Regionalism did not work in the 60s
What makes you think it'll work now
Who told you it didn't work?

Stop yarning noisensense.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Mrexcell(m): 10:13am On Sep 10, 2025
This has never been a secret nah is it because it's coming from a top govt official?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by DIVINEEVIDENCE: 10:13am On Sep 10, 2025
Difrent:
Well written

But you clearly are ignorant on the sharia matter.
Many south west Muslims are not finding social happiness because they are forced under a Christian marriage act, there are no Sharia panels to adjudicate on matter like marriage for them
The right thing is to allow them have a sharia panel as enshrined in their religion to adjudicate in cases that require their rulings.

Many Christians because they don't really understand Islam don't know they are denying Muslims their right by being opposed to things. Like this that a Muslim needs to achieve spiritual fulfillment .
So, Muslim families having issues in their union cannot approach their imam or Alfa or sheikh or any other respectable or religious figure to settle their issues?

They must get lawyers and approach a Sharia panel before they can agree?

Then they should travel to Sokoto or Katsina and patronize the courts there.
Nonsense and ingredients!


You all are just looking for a foothold, that's all.
From there you start militarizing the environment, enforcing religious rules on everyone and rousing mobs to stone and behead the unfortunate.

The smokescreen is off.

Ain't nobody buying your weak ass excuses no more.

Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by TheBizGenius: 10:20am On Sep 10, 2025
WizardOfNG:
How many times must you people be told that, because of Azikiwe, secession is outlawed and an act of treason according to the Nigerian constitution?

Where Yorubas are different to you people is that we are law-abiding, work with reality and are cognisant of the saying "insanity is doing the same thing over and over to expect a different outcome".

If you know and understand that secession is outlawed by our Constitution, as Yorubas know and accept, then whey continue pursuing it under lawless and anarchic individuals like Kanu, Ekpa etal when it is only a change in our constitution, enacted by our legislators, that will grant you Biafra?

Why not support the option of regional autonomy, which is more or less the Biafra you seek in all but name?

We have hosted regional autonomy before to note it will be fairly feasible to achieve unlike the secession you tout that frightens the daylight out of Northerners because , naturally, they feel unprepared for the balkanisation of Nigeria.

Yet you people keep talking and acting self-destructively following your dead-on-arrival MASSOB, IPOB etal route, from time immemorial, and closing your minds to the viable option of regional autonomy as an acceptable alternative to secession.

See, you guys are not smart or emotionally intelligent. You don't understand how to be circumspect and think pragmatically and that is why many of you here on Nairaland daily touting the totally wrong claim that "Yorubas don't want us to leave".

By staying in their land the most, of the major ethnic groups and developing cultures and way of life other Nigerians migrate to the SW to enjoy, does this not prove beyond doubt Yorubas are best placed to succeed if on their own?

Does that not show, of the major ethnic groups, it is Yorubas that need others least if everyone has to answer their father's name?

Is it Yorubas trading across Nigeria, as you Igbos do, to the extent the SW will flatline, as the SE would, if those Yoruba traders no longer have access to the markets outside the SW, as would be the case for SE traders, if Nigeria is balkanised?

You guys don't think before you talk and you don't introspect before you agitate for secession due to your innate disposition for blaming others for all your woes.

Yorubas understand that regional autonomy allows everyone to enjoy what is good and advantageous about Nigeria, our large population and market for example, while regions can still enjoy self-paced progress unimpeded by 'One Nigeria' retrogression.

If you Igbo's noise of Biafra is not fraudulent and insincere, masking a hidden agenda, then why continue redundant secession grandstanding when you should be agitating for achievable regional autonomy that will give you freedom over your affairs in the SE similar to what you'd have of a separate nation?

Vitally, under regional system of governance, your people, traders by nature, would still maintain amicable trading relationship across Nigeria as would be near impossible to do if you had a separate Biafra nation.


Crystal clear you guys are not sincere and not progressive whereas the Yorubas are.
Ouch!!

I am a yoruba person and I was pained by your comment.

All you said is truth but it's a painful truth that I feel will be difficult for a people to swallow at once.

Nations change their whole track of living and lifestyle and move forward when confronted by this kind of truth you have shared.

But, most times, it is often one of the people, that serves as a prophet, that says it. If an outsider does that, it is considered an insult.

But I also understand that you spoke from a place of bemusement that "Why can you guys not get this simple truth?".

Only God will help us all.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by anonimi: 10:22am On Sep 10, 2025
Nukilia:
Break the country into regions with regional ministers.
Eb1lokan is not ready to lead such an effort.

What about your own senator and representative? What did they say about your desire to break up the country? Are they going to include your demands in the ongoing 6th Amendment to the 1999 Constitution?

Highways:
Where Are The Cows? Is Evans A Herdsman?'


When Funke Olakurin, daughter of Afenifere leader, Pa Reuben Fasoranti was murdered instead of Bola Tinubu to make sure that the perpetrators were brought to book, he ended up making fun of the death of the young lady by turning everything into tribalism by showing his hates for Igbos.


Tinubu has never spoken against the deadly activities of Fulani herdsmen across the country




Mrs Olakunrin died of gunshot wounds in July 2019 after her vehicle was attacked by armed men, suspected to be marauding Fulani bandits whose violent activities had reached a frightening level across the southwest states.


Those arrested suspects include Lawal Mazaje, 40, from Felele area of Kogi State; Adamu Adamu, 50, from Jada area of Adamawa State; Mohammed Usman, 26, from Illela area of Sokoto State and Auwal Abubakar, 25, from Shinkafi area of Zamfara State....

However, the leader of the team, identified only as Tambaya, and three others are yet to be found.

Tambaya has been declared wanted by the police and he is said to be capable of communicating in Hausa, Fulfude and Pidgin English.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/388382-afenifere-police-speak-on-arrest-of-alleged-killers-of-fasorantis-daughter.html
On 01st March 2022, the Senate and the House of Representatives separately voted for 68 proposed items.

(See the 35 items transmitted to the President):The National Assembly had in January transmitted 35 constitution amendment bills to the president for assent.

27 Houses of Assembly entered representation while nine (9) States: Gombe, Jigawa, Kebbi, Kwara, Oyo, Plateau, Sokoto, Taraba & Zamfara Assemblies did not participate.


Full list of 16 bills Mr Buhari assented to.

1. Fifth Alteration (No.1), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to change the names of Afikpo North and Afikpo South Local Government Areas; and for related matters.

2. Fifth Alteration (No.2), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to change the name of Kunchi Local Government Area; and for related matters.

3. Fifth Alteration (No.3), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to change the names of Egbado North and Egbado South Local Government Areas; and for related matters.

4. Fifth Alteration (No.4), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to correct the name of Atigbo Local Government Area; and for related matters.

5. Fifth Alteration (No.5), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to correct the name of Obia/Akpor Local Government Area; and for related matters.

6. Fifth Alteration (No.6), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to provide for the financial independence of State Houses of Assembly and State Judiciary; and for related matters.

7. Fifth Alteration (No.cool, the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to regulate the first session and inauguration of members-elect of the National and State Houses of Assembly; and for related matters.

8. Fifth Alteration (No.9), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to delete the reference to the provisions of the Criminal Code, Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Act, Criminal Procedure Code or Evidence Act; and for related matters.

9. Fifth Alteration (No.10), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to exclude the period of intervening events in the computation of time for determining pre-election petitions, election petitions and appeals; and for related matters.

10. Fifth Alteration (No.12), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to provide for the post-call qualification of the Secretary of the National Judicial Council; and for related matters.

11. Fifth Alteration (No.15), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to delete the item “prisons” in the Exclusive Legislative List and redesignate it as “Correctional Services” in the Concurrent Legislative List; and for related matters.

12. Fifth Alteration (No.16), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to move the item “railways” from the Exclusive Legislative List to the Concurrent Legislative List; and for related matters.

13. Fifth Alteration (No.17), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to allow States to generate, transmit and distribute electricity in areas covered by the national grid; and for related matters.

14. In Fifth Alteration (No.23), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to require the President and Governors to submit the names of persons nominated as Ministers or Commissioners within sixty days of taking the oath of office for confirmation by the Senate or State House of Assembly; and for related matters.

15. In Fifth Alteration (No.32), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to correct the error in the definition of the boundary of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja; and for related matters.

16. In Fifth Alteration (No.34), the Bill seeks to alter the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999 to require the Government to direct its policy towards ensuring the right to food and food security in Nigeria; and for related matters.



SOURCE
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by correctguy101(m): 10:24am On Sep 10, 2025
Na today una know?



Well, now that you even mentioned it, what do you people plan to do about it?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Kukutente23: 10:24am On Sep 10, 2025
DIVINEEVIDENCE:
Who told you it didn't work?

Stop yarning noisensense.
Explain how it worked
How did it end?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by dederocs(m): 10:27am On Sep 10, 2025
These are the demonic people that dislodged Hausa kings and installed emirs through violence, what do you expect?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Kukutente23: 10:29am On Sep 10, 2025
PulaPower:
How did it not work in the 60s?
Go and read your history
The question reflects poorly on you
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by anonimi: 10:32am On Sep 10, 2025
Kukutente23:
Explain how it worked
How did it end?
It worked because the people owned/controlled their resources and paid taxes to the regional governments, which reduced corruption as civil servants were well paid compared with political office holders.

It ended because of federal overreach that triggered the failed coup attempt of January 1966.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Sermwell(m): 10:33am On Sep 10, 2025
Kukutente23:
Regionalism did not work in the 60s
What makes you think it'll work now
But the federalism/Centralization isn't working either!
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by origima: 11:07am On Sep 10, 2025
Many people value their business over human lives!

Thank you my dear.
Most of us are hypocrites , selfish and deceitful when given opinion.
The business of the Fulanis is cow oriented same to every part of Nigeria has there's.
No one wants to watch his or her hard earned means of survival destroyed.
All we should be talking about is discipline and respect


How many bus driver will not die instead of giving out his bus for whatever offence?

How many Ibo spare parts dealers will just surrender his goods?
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by DIVINEEVIDENCE: 11:08am On Sep 10, 2025
Kukutente23:
Explain how it worked
How did it end?
Regions were in a healthy competition with each other.
Regions developed according to their strengths and natural resources.

In a regional government, Alia would not have allowed herdsmen to be running around and destroying farmlands in Benue as it would have seriously depleted the mainstay of his revenue source.

Akwa Ibom and Cross River would have developed their beaches and turned them into tourist attractions.

Regions developed in Agriculture, trade, tourism and human capital organically.
There was no opportunity to mess up and let the FG step in to clean their messes and save them.


Regions developed to the extent that states were making investments in other states just to tap into revenue resources they didn't have.


As to why it collapsed, the military stepped in and unified the polity.
When we transitioned into civilian rule from military regimes, it was with a president whose military background didn't brook oppositions and counter opinions. And so, the quasi-federal system which made the president the alpha and omega, remained.


This is why patriotic citizens have been clamouring for a return to regionalism or at least, true federalism.
The federalism we're practicing today is a fake one that's only suited for military governments, rather than civilian democracies.
Re: Fulani Man Values Cows Over Human Lives – CDS Musa by Kukutente23: 11:18am On Sep 10, 2025
anonimi:
It worked because the people owned/controlled their resources and paid taxes to the regional governments, which reduced corruption as civil servants were well paid compared with political office holders.

It ended because of federal overreach that triggered the failed coup attempt of January 1966.
I can assure you that more Nigerian businesses are now privatized than we had in the 60s. You couldn't even determine the price to sell your cocoa in the 60s. It was all sold to the government marketing boards who decided the price. It was this method that killed the rubber farming in the Eastern region once the government took to oil palm. Same thing killed cocoa once the government took to crude oil
Civil servants were not highly paid untill the 70s under Gowon when the Udoji award happened.
Regional system already failed before the coup. Go and read Azikiwe's speech to the nation on January 1, 1966
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