₦airaland Forum

bewla:
➜Yet people claim it's Muslim thing. Take a look how this thing is going. Be careful who you talk to

tobenuel:
Hausa n Fulani I thought they are the same people but different families

Jakumo:
Kanu was not the prescient prophet you might try and portray him to be. He was, rather, an arrogant, deluded, and reckless advocate of mindless violence whose online ranting led to countless deaths in Igbo land, and who is now rightly spending the rest of his wasted life in jail, learning the Hausa language, receiving ;Doccasional corrective beatings, and wishing he had not been so crazed as he urged his people to commit homicide and arson in furtherance of his Utopian secessionist fantasies.

The invasion of farmland by bloodthirsty armed Fulani cattle herdsmen has been a well-known growing danger in Nigeria since 2009, which did not require Kanu to point out the obvious to anyone who has been conversant with Nigeria's recent history.

Karlovych:
Don't worry. The killings will stop the moment the North is done teaching Peter Obi a bitter political lesson

Elliotwaveforec:
Aren't they your brothers in Islam?

bewla:
Yet people claim it's Muslim thing

Take a look how this thing is going
Be careful who you talk to

Jakumo:
Kanu was not the prescient prophet you might try and portray him to be. He was, rather, an arrogant, deluded, and reckless advocate of mindless violence whose online ranting led to countless deaths in Igbo land, and who is now rightly spending the rest of his wasted life in jail, learning the Hausa language, receiving occasional corrective beatings, and wishing he had not been so crazed as he urged his people to commit homicide and arson in furtherance of his Utopian secessionist fantasies.

The invasion of farmland by bloodthirsty armed Fulani cattle herdsmen has been a well-known growing danger in Nigeria since 2009, which did not require Kanu to point out the obvious to anyone who has been conversant with Nigeria's recent history.

vuc1:
It is very wrong for someone to be a slave in his own land.

JuanDeDios:
➜Mass killings by Fulanis aren't necessarily a Muslim thing. Muslim thing sef dey, but that one separate.

Karlovych:
Don't worry. The killings will stop the moment the North is done teaching Peter Obi a bitter political lesson

JuanDeDios:
Mass killings by Fulanis aren't necessarily a Muslim thing. Muslim thing sef dey, but that one separate.

Karlovych:
Don't worry. The killings will stop the moment the North is done teaching Peter Obi a bitter political lesson

Bmaster:
God please before you kill fulani people,kill whoever that has that annoying narration in that video first.🙏🙏🙏

Lifeless101:
I love this.

It will soon be Yoruba turn to start lamenting.

They have been kidnapping their people in droves but their governments are pressing the news down from spreading.

They will teach Igbos bitter political lessons.

bewla:
Yet people claim it's Muslim thing

Take a look how this thing is going
Be careful who you talk to

henkey:
Where is Hausa Leaders?

You can hear the voice of Gowan, Ty Danguma and others condemning the atrocities of the FULANIS,. You expect the Work to speak out, No.

Until Nigeria Leader stop playing Politics with Terrorists Organization like Fulani, that's when the world will take them serious.

The president is seriously working for 2027, he doesn't care if the whole Country is burnt to ashes.

SELFISH LOOTERS.

bewla:
Yet people claim it's Muslim thing

Take a look how this thing is going
Be careful who you talk to

nairalanda1:
Herdsmen-farmer issues have been on for far longer than 2009.

Even as far back as 1993...there was a news report about a farmer in Borno state who was shot in the eye by a Fulani herdsman who eventually died. It was on the news back then

The problem is, security issues elsewhere (Libya and chad fighting a war in the eighties, war in Sudan, Turaeg issues in Niger and Mali, and eventually the fall of ghaddafi in 2011)..made something available. Small arms. AK's. Once a war ends, a lot of surplus weapons around.

Add the following

1. Population increase..in 1991, there were 89million nigerians, today it's about 200 million or more. Same land size.

2. Government mismanagement of the railways..by the 1960's cows were being transported by rail. Then the rail started dying in the 1970's onwards.

3. Refusal of fulanis to modernize in the face of rising population

4.Bad transport overall...

And you get the roots of the current crisis.

At the end of the day, there is a good reason why we have had no good government since independence. A good government would have seen the comming storms as early as the 1960's even 1980's and fixed things quickly.