Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by flokii: 6:52pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
ellovee: Why all these abuses on these men that are trying to exhibit their intellect and writing skills? FFK is right in his opinion why Reno is trying to justify his claims, so let's stop needless abuses and see things from their eyes. If you see nothing wrong in what FFK did, then I'm afraid you need to see a doctor and av urself checked. I just pity d FFK guy who sees himself as "important" in Nigerian politics.. So unlike his father 1 Like |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by bender79: 6:52pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
engrchykae: I know the meaning very well,its a thought process influenced by anxiety,fear,suspicion. paranoia is not a terrible sickness but slaveritis mentalitis is. history has proved that few men in a generation have the vision and wisdom to see far beyond their peers. when my ikemba proposed confederation at aburi only for the majority fools to wake up after almost 5 decades to clamor for true federalism(confederation) ffk warned us about these set of wicked insensitive devils at the helm of affairs but people like you called him names. the American and British penchant for the Hausa fulani is borne out of a sinister political motive(internal colonialists)on behalf of the external colonialists. ffk have been in many govts and knows better than you. so it doesnt makesense trying to portray him as an insecure,anxious and whatever negative term you would like to address him. paranoia lies with ur president who is fearful,insecure and suspicious of Nigerians of other ethnic group and faith not ffk. ur lot are the type that polish charcoal and smear diamond. Thank God for google. Next time you answer appropriately. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Hibeekay943(m): 6:55pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
Jesus......I must save this page and continue reading later. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by suteco16: 7:04pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
Bari22: We hausa people are never illeterate, while you the other tribes are waitin for the whites to introduce religion and educate them, we already have our religion and we can read an write using ajami. We are really ''Unique'' Indeed! |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by engrchykae(m): 7:05pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
bender79: Thank God for google. Next time you answer appropriately. an average Nigerian. is an ostrich,so am not surprised at what you are doing right now,polishing pebbles and darkening diamonds.suffering and smiling is the way. I wish ffk would stop speaking for the. majority fools afterall he can afford three. square meals a day unlike the irritating majority zombies dieing of hunger under this dullard |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by bender79: 7:11pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
engrchykae: an average Nigerian. is an ostrich,so am not surprised at what you are doing right now,polishing pebbles and darkening diamonds.suffering and smiling is the way. I wish ffk would stop speaking for the. majority fools afterall he can afford three. square meals a day unlike the irritating majority zombies dieing of hunger under this dullard Hmm. Interesting to note that Reno omikiri is now a zombie because he refuted the opinion of FFK |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by AsoRockz01(m): 7:27pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
anigbajumo:
Bro,am totally disagree with you nd FFK.The man is full of hatred, why does FFK always jump to condemn every action that speaks about the north/Muslim without proper nd critical thinking?? I think there is nothing hiding about the fact that Hausa Language is more dominance than any other languages in west Africa.
If truely mark is wrong, wat happened to BBC Hausa, Radio France Internationale, Voice of America - VOA, DW Deutsche Welle, China Radio International and Voice of Russia??
Bro,with person like FFK nd some of you that reason along with him,Nigerians' will continue to preach hatred nd tribalism among ourselves.
I have noticed you. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by engrchykae(m): 7:29pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
bender79: Hmm. Interesting to note that Reno omikiri is now a zombie because he refuted the opinion of FFK Reno omokri is an ass licking sycophant,you are the zombie |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by oyinkinola: 7:49pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
...when did Nigerian recover from this chronic illness? former minister for that matter! between mark and fkk who is the older? why not ffk isn't the founder of facebook?...tell me what out from fkk head beyond noise, empty "gorodomu"! "sebi yooba ni taa baa dagba koja bante oniru, se bomo eni laa bo fun" |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by bender79: 8:02pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
engrchykae: Reno omokri is an ass licking sycophant,you are the zombie Turn this word around- !kcirp. That is what you are and I'm done. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by decomaniaboss(f): 8:40pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
bittertruthz:
Must you talk if you have nothing to say? Some part of Northern Cameroon speak Hausa. when u can make the difference Between officially Spoken and locally spoken languages of a country u may come back and quote me olodo !!! Empty head |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Nobody: 8:53pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
Efcc over to you Femi must go back to Kuje prison! |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by abdullahI24: 9:13pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
abokibuhari: Buhari is trying to us the west to sow a seed of discord among the southern nigeria buhari's friend haffa? How is the buharia faring? Advice am small small na! |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Carter4luv(m): 9:16pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
history lecturers |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by ellovee(m): 9:16pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
flokii:
If you see nothing wrong in what FFK did, then I'm afraid you need to see a doctor and av urself checked.
I just pity d FFK guy who sees himself as "important" in Nigerian politics.. So unlike his father So what should I tell the doctor because you are the one referring me to him. But I guess what I said is what a rational nd peace loving person ought to say |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Martartins(m): 9:29pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
You lose an argument when you take it personal or try to discredit the fellow debater. With all his experrience, why is FFK not in any political appointment now. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by TheVictorious(m): 9:35pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
OgbeniSamm: Mumu FFK..a man who has insignificant followership, if he contests for election in his Local govt today, he sure cant win. I was born in Ile-Ife, FFK's home town, and Iv got family members and friends there...nobody takes FFK seriously in Ife because he's such an educated illiterate, ethnic bigot and religious fanatic. He's possessed and I pray for him to get deliverance soon. Reno Omokri's arguement is more matured compared to FFK's. May God deliver that clown called FFK. I hope someone will let the truth sink into his skull and tell him that majority of Nigerians do not take him seriously. May GOD of Heaven and earth set FFK free from negative madness in JESUS name. Amen! GOD bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Oga speak for yourself and your sentimental folks. Nigerians will know better someday Meanwhile vote for queen_omalicha01 (contestant11) as AdaIgbo of UNILAG....... https://www.instagram.com/p/BJxc1P3hx7T/ |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by flokii: 9:56pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
ellovee:
So what should I tell the doctor because you are the one referring me to him. But I guess what I said is what a rational nd peace loving person ought to say Hmmmn.. you av a point tho. Buh FFK made inciting comments that didn't go well with his partner in crime It's all gud sha, Hbd to you.. Enjoy! 1 Like |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Faraidi(m): 9:58pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
finalboss: last night Femi Fani-Kayode wrote a piece about US secretary of state John Kerry and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's visit to Nigeria & how it has something to do with the Hausas. He wrote;
"Kerry comes to the north and sees the Sultan of Sokoto, northern governors and Buhari. One week later Facebook founder comes to Nigeria and says Hausa is a "unique language" which he has included on Facebook. Think Nigerians think". Hours later, former presidential aide Reno Omokri reacted to FFK's comment. He wrote;
FFK responded to Reno Omokri
Nice to hear from u. Permit me to begin by saying that I never miss ur write-ups and I thank God that we still have people as discerning and as bold as u in our country. Pls keep it up. Now to the business of the day. Thanks for taking your time to respond to my post. Perrmit me to respond to you very briefly. What Mark Zuckerberg said about the Hausa language being "unique" is not a fact but an opinion. And it is an opinion which, in fairness to him, may well be honestly held. It is also an opinion which you evidently share and which both u and he u are perfectly entitled to. I am, however, entitled to disagree with u on that opinion especially where I have good reason to do so. You see unlike most I do not post, speak or write lightly. I take my time, I do my research and I am very precise. That is my style and nature. The choice of hausa being put on Facebook is not just a matter if "linguistic uniqueness" I assure u. And to honestly believe that it does borders on pure naivety. There is nothing unique about the number of coutries in west Africa that speak Hausa and I do not believe that Hausa is the most widely spoken language in west Africa though many often say it is. It is rather like the common refrain that the hausas number more than any other nationality in Nigeria when we all know how and when that particular dirty lie came about and how the British constructed it by counting the cows of the north and adding them to the number of northerners that they counted in the first census. If the truth be told even then and up until now the Igbo and the Yoruba are more than the Fulani and the Hausa. If u doubt my assertion about the lack of uniqueness of the Hausa language, please do the research and find out how many countries that Yoruba, for example, is spoken in both in West Africa and outside of the African continent in South America and the Carribean. Also read up on the history of the BBC and VOA Hausa Service and why they were set up by their respective governments. Ditto the German hausa radio service and others. It made perfect sense because most hausa men carried radios around with them everywhere they went whilst their southern compatriots, being far more advanced and educated, prefered reading newspapers and watching television. It is not just a matter if linguistic uniqueness I assure u but evidence of the fact that the British particularly always had, and still do have, a strong partiality for the Hausa Fulani compared to any other nationality in Nigeria. The reasons for that are legion so I won't go into them here. Needless to say though, the history on this matter is very clear and I suggest you read up on it. It appears that the American authorities, at least the Obama/Kerry/Clinton brigade, are following in the footsteps of the British colonial masters in terms of their preferred friends in Nigeria and indeed American private companies like Facebook, just like British private companies did in the former British colonies before them, are towing the line of their governments. It is not too difficult to work that one out for the intelligent. I guess only time will tell if I am right but these are my views. In any case I wonder how many hausa- speaking people are on Facebook when compared to Yoruba and Igbo. I read far more into this matter than u do because I am not just a politician but a historian. I also have my views about the social media generally, its link to the top western intelligence agencies and what its ultimate objective is. I have been proved right in the end on most of my assertions about unfolding events in this country and indeed world affairs as u may or may not know. I doubt that this will be any different. Unlike most people I do not let my friendship or personal- liking or disliking of an individual becloud my judgement. My reasons for believing what I believe will be made manifest at the appropiate time. If u are really interested in knowing what those reasons are I suggest you exercise a little patience and u will find out. U may even learn something from it. By the way unlike u I think it would be an excellent innovation if Facebook introduced other Nigerian languages like Igbo, Yoruba, Ijaw etc.. As far as I am concerened the more inclusive it is the better. I wish u well and please keep writing those excellent essays on the situation in our country. Shalom
Omokri responds to FFK
Dear Olufemi Olu-Kayode Thank you for your kind rejoinder to my response to your take on Mark Zuckerberg's comment on the Hausa language. Here is my response. That Mark Zuckerberg called Hausa a unique language is not born out of any conspiracy against the Yoruba, Igbo or any Southern Nigerian ethnic nationality. The Hausa language is not an invention of the Hausa people. The language was invented by God and so whenever anyone praises it, they are not praising the Hausa people, they are praising God. You say I am naive for accepting, as Zuckerberg does, that the Hausa language is unique. Really? Hausa language is the only indigenous African language that is officially spoken in five African nations including Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Cameroun and Sudan. If your argument is true and I am indeed naive then you would have to agree with me that BBC News, Radio France Internationale, Voice of America - VOA, DW Deutsche Welle, China Radio International and Voice of Russia are equally naive, because, like Facebook, they all have a Hausa language service. You may be right about the British/American conspiracy. I never delved into that and I defer to your superior knowledge of history and statecraft. Your father, Remilekun Fani- Kayode, QC, was a first class statesman and the apple did not fall far from the tree. My point of departure from you was strictly and solely as touching your insinuation against Mark Zuckerberg. By including Hausa as an official Facebook language, Zuckerberg recognizes the fact that while there are literally tens of millions of Yoruba, Igbo and other indigenous Nigerian language speakers who can communicate in both their native language and English, the same cannot be said about Hausa speakers. In Benin, Togo, Brazil and other nations where you have a large concentration of Yoruba speakers, these omo oduduwas can express themselves in English, French, Spanish or Portuguese. There are literally tens of millions of Hausa speakers who can only communicate in Hausa. This does not make them illiterate. Indeed, long before we in the South could read and write, these Hausa speakers have been reading and writing Hausa in the centuries old Ajami script. It is to accommodate these particular class of Hausa speakers that, in my opinion, Facebook added Hausa as an official language, and not as part of some conspiracy of Britain and America to undermine the Southern parts of Nigeria. You may recall that Zuckerberg and his wife recently invested $25 million in Andela. That would be a most strange way to undermine the South given that all of Andela's founders and most of their fellows are from the South. Talk is cheap but money makes things happen. Zuckerberg talked about Hausa, but he put his money in a Lagos tech hub. Does that not say something to you? The mistake we in the South often make is to see ordinary Hausas as our enemies. Not true. The Hausas as a people are some of the most decent Nigerians and are to be differentiated from the feudalists who have retarded their progress as an ethnic nationality. What they need from progressive and freedom loving Nigerians is solidarity not hostility. This was the point of view that the late Aminu Kano tried to pass across to us down South. What Facebook has done deserves commendation and not condemnation. Again, having said this, I must maintain that I have a high regard for your intellect and this intervention should not be interpreted as a confrontation. God bless you.
Reno Omokri
FFK to Reno
Reno Omokri, now I am beginning to get a little irritated by you. Is there anywhere that I condemned you, Zuckerberg or Facebook for having your/their views? If so please point it out. Perhaps you don't know the meaning of the word "condemned" yet you seem so eager to use it. If I wanted to condemn you, him or anyone else I would do so loudly, openly, clearly and gladly but I havn't done that: I simply disagreed with you and I was very civil about it which I really didnt have to be because you don't deserve it.
In any case are you the spokesman of Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook or indeed that of the hausa people of northern Nigeria? Is that your new job since you stopped working under my friend and brother Reuben Abati at the Villa and managing social media for the Jonathan administration? Can those you want to defend today not explain and defend themselves adequately? Do they need you? Could they not have found someone more qualified? Are you really the best they have got? And if you insist on being their defender-in- chief when were you appointed? Honestly Reno my dear little brother you need to have your little bottom spanked for being so cheeky and naughty. I have known the north and interacted with northerners far more than you and for far longer so I don't need lessons from you or anyone else about who or what they are, either for good or for bad. And neither do I need to say only things that are politically correct about them.or anyone else because, unlike you, I have paid my dues politically and in terms of public commentry for over a period of 27 years. I worked in the Presidency as President Obasanjo's spokeman as far back as 13 years ago. I don't know where you were then. I ran, not one, but two Federal ministries as the Hon. Minister over 10 years ago and since then I have been in the thick of the political fray and drama.
I know who I am and I don't need to please anyone with what I say. I was in NADECO risking my life fighting against military rule and for the late Chief MKO Abiola's June 12th mandate when you were probably still wearing diapers. I know the north and indeed this whole country far better than you ever possibly could and over the years I have gained and gathered a lot of experience.
I have also suffered for Nigeria far more than you have. I say this all with the greatest humility knowing that it is only God that made it so and that enabled me to survive it. The result of all that is this: I do not suffer fools gladly and I say things as they are. I have no apology to you or anyone else for that. If others had cultivated the courage to be as bold and forthright as I have been on national issues over the years we would not be in the mess that we are in this country. You dare to lecture me about northerners and I wonder how many you actually know? I wonder how many you have ever fought for or defended in the past? I also wonder how many you have stood up against when they crossed the line? I have done both over a period of 27 years and it cost me dearly but I have never shied away from it, whichever way, and I will continue to do so. I have also lived in the north for the last 13 years. Our mutual friend Nasir El Rufai often warned me about you but I never listened to him. Now you have proved him right and all because you want to please your foreign and new-found northern friends. Sadly your gospel of appeasement at all costs is shared by many naive souls who come from the same village as you but that does not mean that we should allow you to infect the rest of the south with it. That slavish mindset and shameless sentiment has brought much suffering to the people of the south-west and south-south and it is one of the reasons why we made the wrong choice about which side to fight on during the civil war. We will never make that mistake again if it ever comes to it no matter how hard fence- sitters and appeasers like you try. The more our people are killed and our churches are burnt in the noth the more we will protest and speak out. And the more we will resist it and warn the radical islamists of the core muslim north together with the Fulani herdsmem from hell to desist from their murderous and genocidal ways. Not even 100 million Reno Omokiri's can stop us from doing that and neither can they make us love those that commit these heinous crimes.
You are spouting the sort of drivel that you are throwing up here about how wonderful the core north is even though thousands of southerners, Middle Belters and christians are slaughtered at the drop of a hat in that same core north for no just cause on a daily basis. They even come down to the south in their thousands with their cows to do it these days. Maybe you should come home and see what is really going on here rather than writing those great anti-government articles from the relative safety of Califiornia. If you can muster the courage to do that you will discover that political correctness is a very expensive luxury which we simply cannot afford. Some of us are right here and we have refused to run away from the evil that has gripped the land even when we had every opportunity to do so. Please endeavour to do the same then perhaps we may take you more seriously. Hundreds of your fellow Niger Deltans and southerners are languishing in jails all over the country today simply because they supported a southern Christian called President Jonathan during the election yet you hsve not even cared to visit any of them.
Have you ever reached out to their families or tried to bail them out? Have you been to the jails and cells to offer them care or words of comfort and encouragement? Have you even gone there to pray for them and express solidarity with them? Warimpa Dudafa your former colleague at the Villa has been there for over 150 days now. Have you gone to see him? What about Ikime and Robert when they were there? What about all the others? The answer is no because I have asked. Yet you were in the last government with them and many others but you couldn't even stand in solidarity with them when they needed you the most. And if you did you insisted on doing so from a safe distance. It is a shame.
Then you have the nerve to talk about "southerners" making a mistake about northerners in a disparaging and condescending way. What a nerve you have got! Your sarcastic assertion about the BBC and the other international radio stations being "naive as well" is nothing less than asinine. The truth is that you are the naive one. You alone and not them. If you really believe the garbage that you wrote here then you are not just naive but dangerously naive and far dumber than I first thought. I say this because the governments that own and control the BBC, the Voice of America and the others know exactly what they are doing.
If only you knew the history of imperialism in Africa and indeed the Third World and how it evolved and if only you were capable of appreciating the reality of neo-colonialism and history of the African people you would be in a better position to comprehend and understand what I am saying. If only you knew what we as a people in Nigeria and Africa suffered in the hands of the western imperialists over the last 100 years you would appreciate this intervention instead of attempting to treat it with contempt just to impress your friends at Facebook and in California.
It is the naivity and ignorance of people like you that has put us in the mess we are in today and that has placed us firmlyl under the yoke of our intetnal colonial masters. I urge you to continue to attempt to appease those that see you and those that think like you as nothing more than glorified monkeys and see how far it gets you. As for Mark Zuckerberg he may do whatever he pleases with Facebook because he owns it. In the final analysis it means nothing to me. Like I said earlier, he is entitled to his views. I have no problem with that and neither should you or him have any problem with mine. It is only in your strange Warri vocabulary that disagreeing with someone or not sharing that person's opinion is tantamount to "condemning" him.
I am sure that he is very happy with you for attempting to defend him here but surely you could have done a far better job than you did.
Keep writing critical essays against the government from California or wherever you are because it is far easier for you to do so from there. Those of us that are here and that are not just arm chair critics and political commentators but that are actually in the fray of politics will continue this fight right here in the theater of war: and unlike others we won't run and hide in Mark Zuckerberg's California. My regards to your family.
Omokri responds to FFK Dear Olufemi Olu-Kayode Thank you for your last response.
Since it has reached the stage where you are irritated with me, I think it is best to leave well enough alone.
Let us agree to disagree without being irritated by each other. I have said all I need to say on the matter of Mark Zuckerberg's description of the Hausa language as being unique. and I have heard all you have to say. Thank God we are both professing Christ followers and are thus familiar with the advise of Saint Paul in 2 Timothy 2:24 "the servant of the Lord must
not strive; but be gentle unto all men, apt to teach, patient."
I believe that affection is better than perfection. I choose to maintain my brotherly affection for you at the expense of perfection in my argument.
By the way, I was in Nigeria two weeks ago. I preached at Holyhill Church, Abuja. The pastor Sunday Ogidigbo publicized my visit. If I was a coward as you claim and was speaking from the safety of California, why would I visit Nigeria after my strong and very public criticism of the current administration? Let me drop my pen here. God bless you and yours. Reno Omokri
http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2016/09/ffk-and-reno-omokri-spar-on-facebook.html?m=1 Fani Kayode is a good writer. I respect him for that! |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Mripele(m): 10:01pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
To best put, Reno is being too modest. Modesty is good, but shouldn't cloud the sense of good judgment leading to sentimentality. Baba FFK has obviously giving up on "Nigeria " and he has every right to. honestly at this point in our nation's history, I don't know of optimism as expressed by Reno is the way forward... I don't know!!! |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Faraidi(m): 10:07pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
obailala: Jesus Christ!!
Reading through the entire conversation, I'm sure Reno would be extremely shocked and may even lose sleep tonight over the sort of psychopathic being FFK has degenerated to. How does a person like FFK even sleep at night?
Sometimes one begins to just wonder how a person like FFK with all his fine education and exposure degenerated to the sort of psychopathic, hate-filled being he is today; he's obviously sipping from the same polluted chalice as Nnamdi Kanu and his worshippers. Apparently FFK wants to stoke ethnic disaffection in Nigeria based on a simple opinion of a young American Mark Zuckerberg; probably when he asks Nigerians to "think and think," he's soliciting Nigerians to increase ethnic suspicion and hatred cos even Mr Zuckerberg is now conniving with the Hausas to marginalise and undermine southern Nigeria?
I just can't help but wonder how a person with the putrid soul of FFK rose to the levels he attained in life. Lawd hav merci! stop calling him names, you can't challenge him in English. He is entitled to his opinion. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Faraidi(m): 10:10pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
Goke7: Guys like ffk and reno are the reasons the north will continue to dominate the south in our political space for a very long time. The reaction of ffk after reno responded to him shows how ffk's plan to incite the entire south against the north will continue to fail, ffk is just a shameless person who thinks most Nigerians are so unwise and can see beyond his hypocritical articles and views, he calls el-rufai a friend here and still tells the whole world how folks like el-rufai and other northerners want to enslave the entire Nigeria. ffk has only shows that all his rants with his articles are nothing but political mud-slinging to corner votes so that him and his party can get back to power to continue their usual looting. Barawo!
Reno on the other hand has just shown how unstable he is, he knows the truth about issues but still because of his lack of access to aso rock which ended last year continues to incite Nigerians against the present Govt. God will surely repay him after all he is even a pastor.
The Reno/ffk quarell here is just an extension of the confusion in PDP, may that useless party die forever more, awon oloshi. FKK WAS RIGHT. ARONA. COWARD |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Faraidi(m): 10:12pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
Goke7: Guys like ffk and reno are the reasons the north will continue to dominate the south in our political space for a very long time. The reaction of ffk after reno responded to him shows how ffk's plan to incite the entire south against the north will continue to fail, ffk is just a shameless person who thinks most Nigerians are so unwise and can see beyond his hypocritical articles and views, he calls el-rufai a friend here and still tells the whole world how folks like el-rufai and other northerners want to enslave the entire Nigeria. ffk has only shows that all his rants with his articles are nothing but political mud-slinging to corner votes so that him and his party can get back to power to continue their usual looting. Barawo!
Reno on the other hand has just shown how unstable he is, he knows the truth about issues but still because of his lack of access to aso rock which ended last year continues to incite Nigerians against the present Govt. God will surely repay him after all he is even a pastor.
The Reno/ffk quarell here is just an extension of the confusion in PDP, may that useless party die forever more, awon oloshi. FKK WAS RIGHT. AFONJA. COWARD |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Origin(f): 11:26pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
IMHO the hausas tend to stick to their language and rarely resort to English. Such that to reach them you would have to speak their language. The yorubas and igbos however are quite adaptable prefering to assume the white man's way and culture.
I'm pretty sure an hausa facebook version would appeal more to the hausa people whereas a Yoruba or igbo version would probably have zero audience with everyone prefering to stay in the English section.
Unfortunately this is the main barrier for reaching them as most hausas have serious buying power. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by emirex50(m): 11:37pm On Sep 01, 2016 |
Caveat: This is just a personal opinion with no intent of inflicting psychological trauma or any intent whatsoever of causing racial or tribal schism. My take on the matter is this: although I do not support the use of verbal shelling with a bid to making your point known to your opponent, in a relatively democratic nation as ours. I think FFK is trying to make a point here by highlighting a pattern which should be critically considered by Nigerians other than core Northerners. No doubts, Sir Reno has good intents by his comments on the Mark Z's facebook inclusion of the hausa language as a facebook language, it cannot deride the fact that FFK is seeing a pattern which connects back to our past. He's comments are factual and true. It is not a given that the northerners are driven by power and this may have affected their ability to see that Nigeria is a diverse economy. To Nigerians, other than core Northerners, have you ever taken the time to notice that a northerner in other parts of the country is allowed to worship freely without fear of being trouble whereas those from other religion who resides in Northern parts of the country worship in fear? This is because, it is only in the North you have religious laws enacted according to a particular religion in a country. In my opinion, for a country that is democratic and not "Religiocratic" this ought not to be so. But this was done years before even I was born. So who am I to question that decision. Recently the US secretary of states came to Nigeria and decides to visit the sultan of Sokoto who "coincidentally is a Northerner. And now, most recently and the centre of debate, Mark Z's inclusion of a core Northern Language in what is arguably the most popular social networking site facebook. In conclusion, if you are a Nigerian, other than the core Northerner, and you don't see the pattern that FFK is smart and proactive enough to see, then I do not know what the future holds for you. I rest my case. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Nobody: 12:14am On Sep 02, 2016 |
pple cursing demself here just cuz of this rubish,i guess facebook team have made their research about languages in Africans that why they select hausa,i guess if igbo/yoruba is the most spoken language in African one of the language is going to use there,and for some hausa folks that think they are the best just bcuz facebook insert hausa language to there site just insert this to your brain,white folks cant just do something just bcuz they love but bcuz they wanna use it get something from you,in my own point of view they think adding hausa language to there site can help them get more number of registered users in Africans and more registered users more money they get all they care is about their business not your hausa/igbo/yoruba not at all they don't really care about any african language,is all over the media that the ceo of facebook is in african,and you think he is here bcuz he love african,is only here for hiz business,mounting satellite that can help connecting to facebook for free,atleast having free access to facebook can make facebook get more users and more money, since he come to african I never hear he has donated a bit small money for the poor all he really care is his facebook doh is a good thing having free access to facebook buT all I wanna let you knoW is thaT everything that the white offer to Africans can not be absolutely free but they will just do it just to get what they wanT most especially the us folks.....
"some here we just say that me have badbelle for facebook ceo,this is just the #face blive or not,he really act like he love Africans but I will throw my respect to him whenever I hear he helped the poor in africans"
"Me chiDubem have just droP view"for critisism niggaz it can't help me nor you,is a new month more blessing folks. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by donatus101(m): 12:37am On Sep 02, 2016 |
this ffk is my real nigga, he's not afraid to voice his candid opinions. there is a silent conspiracy going on in Nigeria's political scene. meanwhile, why would someone be killed because of his tribe or religious beliefs? we have heard of these things happening in the north. FFS speak on. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Badguytinz(m): 2:37am On Sep 02, 2016 |
Coming from an objective point of view, FFK had enough backup to support his stance, he was aggressive tho, which isnt bad, but somewhat unnecessary as Omokori was not "battle ready". I kinda respect FFK, he seems like a sensible guy.... Dont knw why he had to get his hands dirty before tho, else I might have considered him for presidency...thoughts? |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Wyttcat: 4:05am On Sep 02, 2016 |
What are these two going at each other for? Much ado about nothing. Hausa speak their language anytime anywhere even as their official language and the western world has to go to the language. Yoruba won't even speak their language among themselves in the house of representatives. Other Nigerians speak English already and more so than they speak their own languages. Speak your language if you want the world to come to you |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by Wyttcat: 4:21am On Sep 02, 2016 |
That's a big can of worms no one wants to pop open oo! Christians in Nigeria need to do everything to make sure there's no religious unrest in the country, because the Christians all over the world won't look your way. Despite the Christians being sought out to killed more in Syria, the 10,000 refugees that made it to the U.S. this week are 99% Muslims. What happened to all the Christians who couldn't even go out to where others are getting help? Even Bill Clinton allowed Christians to be killed in Yugoslavia according to historians. Only Nigerians can solve their own problem. Franklin Graham is talking about being neutral in the coming election, so what else is he being neutral on? Your guess is as good as mine. donatus101: this ffk is my real nigga, he's not afraid to voice his candid opinions. there is a silent conspiracy going on in Nigeria's political scene. meanwhile, why would someone be killed because of his tribe or religious beliefs? we have heard of these things happening in the north. FFS speak on.
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Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by MikeB3(m): 4:53am On Sep 02, 2016 |
Both FFK and Reno are good and intelligent writer/public speakers and they are entitled to whatever they write or speak about. I enjoyed the write ups. |
Re: Mark Zuckerberg: FFK And Reno Omokri Spar On Facebook Over Comment About Hausa by ExInferis(m): 6:39am On Sep 02, 2016 |
obailala: Jesus Christ!!
Reading through the entire conversation, I'm sure Reno would be extremely shocked and may even lose sleep tonight over the sort of psychopathic being FFK has degenerated to. How does a person like FFK even sleep at night?
Sometimes one begins to just wonder how a person like FFK with all his fine education and exposure degenerated to the sort of psychopathic, hate-filled being he is today; he's obviously sipping from the same polluted chalice as Nnamdi Kanu and his worshippers. Apparently FFK wants to stoke ethnic disaffection in Nigeria based on a simple opinion of a young American Mark Zuckerberg; probably when he asks Nigerians to "think and think," he's soliciting Nigerians to increase ethnic suspicion and hatred cos even Mr Zuckerberg is now conniving with the Hausas to marginalise and undermine southern Nigeria?
I just can't help but wonder how a person with the putrid soul of FFK rose to the levels he attained in life. Lawd hav merci! Who made FFK relevant? Obasanjo and GEJ Two of the most useless buffoons nigeria ever was cursed with as presidents. |