₦airaland Forum

mastermaestro:
He needs to first awaken the consciousness of his people to the seriousness of the threat they face. Then galvanize support for a potential resistance, because he cannot do it all alone.

ppogba:
Hausa eyes don dey open.

The era of the North deceiving them with Hausa-Fulani nomenclature seems to be gone.


May God give you the strength Sha. Master no dey leave slaves easily. Go and ask the Isrealites what they faced from Pharaoh

Rebuke:
I had to go and check, dude isn't even active on X, his is mostly active on Tiktok and he has been very vocal, and I will say the only Hausa man I have ever seen publicly calling out the fulanis.

So, yhu can see that yhu are wrong about yhur assertion already. Abeg, make una no too dey talk without reasoning

Glimpsetv:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xqi_0kPBQ4?si=47XgoD7pY67Yh3lO

victorazyvictor:
Not by how long BUT how efficient

You guys should be thankful to Nnamdi Kanu for reminding the Hausas and the rest of Nigerians whom they're. You guys are owing that young man. If not him, by now we for don dey use una ear dey drink nunu

favour32:
Fulani nor let other Nigerian tribes rest.
Fulani sef dey drag president wey another Fulani spent 8 before Tinubu failure.

Glimpsetv:
A video posted by popular Niger State-based content creator and activist Prince Erena (@officialprinceerena) has gone viral on X, sparking widespread debate over rising ethnic tensions following recent deadly clashes in parts of Niger State.

In the nearly three-minute video, Prince Erena reacts passionately to the violence, describing it as a serious situation and issuing what he called a "serious warning" to Fulanis in Niger State.

> "If the Fulanis continue to clash with any tribe in Niger State, I, Prince Erena, will lead a revolution movement to chase away Fulanis in Niger State," he says in the video.



He also expressed frustration over what he described as years of peaceful coexistence between local communities and Fulanis, saying many had regarded them as brothers and fellow Muslims before accusing some of attempting to take over their ancestral lands through violent attacks.

His comments come just days after a wave of deadly attacks in Rafi Local Government Area, particularly around Tegina, Tashan Bako, and Kuwan Kasa. According to multiple reports, the violence began after the killing of a Fulani man, triggering retaliatory attacks by suspected armed herders on Kamuku farming communities. Homes were reportedly set ablaze, residents attacked with machetes, and hundreds of people displaced.

While the Nigerian police confirmed at least 18 deaths, local residents and other reports have suggested the death toll could be significantly higher, with reprisal attacks recorded on both sides.

Farmer-herder conflicts have remained a recurring challenge across Nigeria's Middle Belt and parts of the North, often driven by disputes over farmland, grazing routes, and access to natural resources.

Prince Erena has built a large following for his outspoken commentary on insecurity, banditry, and communal violence in Niger State. His latest remarks have resonated with many residents expressing anger over the killings, while also drawing concern from others who fear such rhetoric could further inflame already fragile ethnic tensions.

The video has continued to generate reactions online, highlighting the deep frustration among many residents over the recurring violence while underscoring the urgent need for authorities to address the root causes of the crisis before it escalates further.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xqi_0kPBQ4?si=47XgoD7pY67Yh3lO

Irony1:
Ignore that Bini boy called Wickedfacts he is filled with hate against igbos.

Fasindo:






There is actually nothing he can do

All top ranking governors in the North are Fulanis
Sultan is a Fulani
All the top Emirs in the Nort are Fulani
Lamido of Tola, is a Fulani
The highest ranking government official in Federal Executive Council outside V. P, is Nuhu Ribadu who is a Fulani
Top security personnels of northern extraction are Fulani
Top Muslim leaders in Northern Nigeria are all Fulanis

Even when it comes to non state actors like, Boko Haram
ISIS
HERDSMEN
LAKURAWA
They are either Fulani or Kanuri

Even Bello Turji and other high ranking bandit leaders are Fulani

Hausa gas been lost out, it will be easy for the Fulani to stop any uprising by Hausa to reclaim their land, they can use state security architecture, religion or even Bandits to stop them cos they are the one incharge of both security and insecurity

TopBanter:
Absolutely. Where is the effort of Fulani leaders to end the existential menace they are causing Nigeria yet Atiku and co are only focused on grabbing the Presidency?

To do what with it exactly when they have not shown any capacity, as leaders, to tackle the grave insecurity their people , who live amongst them and are well-known, are causing Nigeria?

favour32:
Atiku Abubakar is extremely egotistically inclined to capture the presidency.
He cares not.

Northsouth:
noted.
And El sir.

Please let's endeavour to make contributions on sound knowledge or accurate information
It's Kanuri, not kanur

spafu:
So you took it to heart, that a typo gave you a route to clap back. Alright, thank you.