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Fulani leadership Has only Two Main Options, cooperate with U.S.A To end terrorism or seek an independent Islamic Emirate state

The realistic solutions in Nigeria;

The British government, because of its own interests, has kept Nigeria underdeveloped for a long time.
The Trump administration in the United States has already informed Britain about certain issues.
Britain may not be happy about it, but it also cannot avoid dealing with it.

Under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, Britain was accused of interfering in the 2020 U.S. elections in a way that did not favor Donald Trump. Because of that history, Britain is now being careful in how it relates with Trump to avoid more tension.

At the same time, China is reportedly reducing its activities in Northern Nigeria after U.S. intelligence exposed alleged illegal operations.

China’s constitution does not allow it to engage in wars outside its borders, which limits its ability to directly confront the United States or openly support Northern Nigeria in any conflict involving American forces.
This leaves the Fulani leadership, according to this view, with two main options:

1 To seek an independent Islamic Emirate state, or allow a U.S. mission in their region. However, this could greatly affect their long-term religious and political goals.

2 To cooperate with a U.S. mission aimed at ending terrorism in Nigeria and the Sahel region. This could include reforms such as addressing extremist ideologies and reviewing certain religious laws.

Some argue that declaring an independent Emirate state might allow them to receive support from countries like Turkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iran, or China, and continue practicing Sunni Islam under their own system.

The argument concludes that it may be better for them to seek independence now, rather than risk facing stronger international intervention later.

Finally, the view expressed here is that America cannot fight Islam as a religion in Northern Nigeria, but it can fight terrorism and violent methods linked to extremist groups.

Their slaves will never agree that they separate.

Elusive001:
Their slaves will never agree that they separate.

Going separate ways remains the best option.

ebuk4real:
Going separate ways remains the best option.

It depends on whom. Some are scared of separation. Even their fathers were so scared of it that they had to go to war to stop it.

It is only a particular people that when they talk of separation, the whole country quakes

I think separation will be the option because Fulani are used to things like these. Since 1804 when Usman Daanfodio started his jihad it has always been like this. From desert to the sea has been their slogan. Even if they stop now, they are coming back again. Today you can only talk about Hausa language but hausa people are no more recognized.
I suggest we should go out different ways.

Elusive001:
It depends on whom. Some are scared of separation. Even their fathers were so scared of it that they had to go to war to stop it.

It is only a particular people that when they talk of separation, the whole country quakes

Lol...you mean Yorubas?

ebuk4real:
Lol...you mean Yorubas?

Who else, if not them 🤣🤣

banom:
Who else, if not them 🤣🤣

No wonder they are referred to as uncanny birds

I pray they separate

It will be difficult for Nigeria to disintegrate unless the oil wells dry up and the gas reserves are exhausted.