jchioma:


News report bias is based on the side the reporter belongs. Op is sympathetic to the fulani, but I all can say is that there is no monopoly to violence.

Well, I agreed but:
The author of that report is Lami Sadiq; that name does not sound like the one that will be on the side of the Irigwe people!
The newspaper have editors that will approve reports to published and DailyTrust is known to be biased towards the North especially the Hausa-Fulanis!
The OP herself showed only two corpses from the Fulani side, corroborating the report of the DailyTrust.

I'm speechless

NafeesaAA:
While Nigeria was distracted by Obasanjo's long rambling essay, armed Irigwe ethnic militia were at work in Miango, Bassa LGA of Plateau state. In pictures; two herd boys Idris Musa and Anas Zakariyya murdered in cold blood while their cows were mowed in a senseless orgy of violence. Similar thing happened in Miango a few months ago, the attack on Fulani went unreported, but the reprisal attack went viral for weeks.

It's a reprisal attack from miago people. Fulani killed the people before. Stop misleading and spreading false information

NafeesaAA:
Cattle is a cultural thing to the Fulani Man, they are a symbol of wealth and a source of pride, and a person's entire life revolves around the herds.

To a real Fulani, any pursuit other than a pastoral one, specifically the herding of cattle, is regarded as demeaning to themselves and insulting to Fula culture. Even sex, colour of the cattle and where they graze is ritually significant,

To a Fulani Man, cattle are a major sign of wealth, and are exchanged between a groom and his bride's family as a symbol of their bond (bridewealth). Essentially, their social use is to create or strengthen ties and loyalties.

Without Cattle, a Fulani Man is Mr, nobody, a outcast and a failure to the family. The Minority tribes in the NC, are aware of this, they still attack and rustle their cows. We the Fulani by our nature will always see an attack against our source of survival as an attack on our lives. This belief, understandly is cruel, because to me, no amount of herds of cattle can ever equate to the life of a single human being.

This is one reason why we should support any initiative, whether colony, protectorate, ranching, or whatever as long as its going to stop this cycle of madness.

Madame, you are an educated lady..the world is changing...its so sad that the Fulani herders have not caught up with new trends in agriculture.. This clashes will not stop until people like the Fulani learn to respect boundaries.. Instead of supporting nomadism, they should be encouraged to change their methods of cattle rearing..nomadic agriculture is no longer sustainable.. We are a country of about 180 million..the demand for for food keeps increasing
If the farmer cannot go to his farm comfortably where would you and I get food to eat..the people in the middle belt are simply protecting what is theirs..their lands, their farms and their harvest.. The Fulani's should learn to respect boundaries...

NafeesaAA:
Cattle is a cultural thing to the Fulani Man, they are a symbol of wealth and a source of pride, and a person's entire life revolves around the herds.

To a real Fulani, any pursuit other than a pastoral one, specifically the herding of cattle, is regarded as demeaning to themselves and insulting to Fula culture. Even sex, colour of the cattle and where they graze is ritually significant,

To a Fulani Man, cattle are a major sign of wealth, and are exchanged between a groom and his bride's family as a symbol of their bond (bridewealth). Essentially, their social use is to create or strengthen ties and loyalties.

Without Cattle, a Fulani Man is Mr, nobody, a outcast and a failure to the family. The Minority tribes in the NC, are aware of this, they still attack and rustle their cows. We the Fulani by our nature will always see an attack against our source of survival as an attack on our lives. This belief, understandly is cruel, because to me, no amount of herds of cattle can ever equate to the life of a single human being.

This is one reason why we should support any initiative, whether colony, protectorate, ranching, or whatever as long as its going to stop this cycle of madness.

That dirty pride of ur people will soon be cut off if they think they will continue to hold the whole nation to ransom because of their nomadic nature of life.don't worry with the way ur nomadic tribe is going they will soon be endanger specie because virtually all the tribes in Nigeria have tasted their murderous nature and soon the rain will fall on ur people from all angle even ur Fulani army will not save the day when it happens.

Stay in your land and do ur cow business, is that hard to understand ?

NafeesaAA:
Once again my character , Sex are the facts in issue not the killings. You all can kiss my Fulfude ass

I know you are just bing emotional here because nobody dey talk about your sex here at all! But remember say Fulani women no dey get yansh ooo, if all of here cum dey kiss your yansh now weting go remain for your husband to romance now?

NafeesaAA:
This where you will truly know whether some people have the fear of God or not. Justice should be indiscriminate. Looking at those gory pictures and names of commentators, I haven't seen CAN, chukwuemekas, Felicia's, Atinukes, Ogheneros, Basseys, Nkechis here. This is where we have issues. Can we blame our choices in an innocent leader who's trying hard to bring sanity to us yet some of us choose the other way round? In my publication Las week, I made it emphatically clear that yes, the Fulani are some how primitive, tough, but retaliatory. Mostly what we see is retaliatory, reaction to an action. Yes, they are brutal, yes some rob or kidnap now on high ways, but the conflict we are witnessing, most of them are reaction to action. Before now, they didn't have voice, if anything happens to them, they waited for a while then retaliate whenever they feel they can, but might be on a wrong target. We should fear God, we should be honest and just in our assessment and judgement on issues of national interest.
Both the Fulani and some so called host communities are guilty.

Taaaa! Comot there with your useless postulations. What are they revenging on chief Olu Falae, Navy Admiral Afolayan, and others they have attacked without provocations? Keep justifying their bestiallity, their cup is filled and running over. For sure, very soon the hunter will become the hunted.

Thank God am now afonja muslim

bamite:


Afonja moslem

boldaslion:


Taaaa! Comot there with your useless postulations. What are they revenging on chief Olu Falae, Navy Admiral Afolayan, and others they have attacked without provocations? Keep justifying their bestiallity, their cup is filled and running over. For sure, very soon the hunter will become the hunted.

Which Olu Falae?? How can 10 herdsmen burn 40 hectares of farmland that is guarded by vigilante? One hectare is about the size of two football fields if you don't know. Besides, we are yet to see the pictures of the farmland burned. PDP are just using him to whip sentiments amongst the SW.

NafeesaAA:


Which Olu Falae?? How can 10 herdsmen burn 40 hectares of farmland that is guarded by vigilante? One hectare is about the size of two football fields if you don't know. Besides, we are yet to see the pictures of the farmland burned. PDP are just using him to whip sentiments amongst the SW.

How come you know the number of herdsmen seems you where with them when they burned the farm

Nafeesaaa
I c all dis even before u did. Coupla days bak at miango wher 30 cows were herded away etc. but ur comments d last time got pple infuriated & u know not.
U tink u lik d fulanis more lik me?. I DO LIK D FULANIS, but we need to b outspoken wen tins r going d wrong way 4frm EIDA direction. Just b a Jannock wen issues lik dis com up please.
Dis a public forum hope u know dat. U tink nobody knows u,
#chuckle
U wrong!!!
World na small hut wey we de live
AM OUT

NafeesaAA:
Once again my character , Sex are the facts in issue not the killings. You all can kiss my Fulfude ass

Would you like to be Igbo? I can arrange that.

The Fulani should understand that they don't have monopoly of violence. They started this, it's been a loooooooooooooooong time coming.

[quote author=sinkhole post=64497896[b]]i[b]t is only God that knows where @NafeesaAA got her own news from because even DailyTrust report that three(3) Irigwe youths were killed while two(2) Fulanis where killed as a retaliation by the Irigwe youths![/b]

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/5-killed-in-irigwe-fulani-attacks.html

[/qu
That lady is satanic and should be banned from nairaland and every social media.
A lying,evil,bigot!
She only comes[/b] here to peddle lies for whoever is foolish enough to believe her.
Soon as I saw her post,I knew she would not not tell the true story,once it's her fulani people that are involved.

NafeesaAA:
Cattle is a cultural thing to the Fulani Man, they are a symbol of wealth and a source of pride, and a person's entire life revolves around the herds.

To a real Fulani, any pursuit other than a pastoral one, specifically the herding of cattle, is regarded as demeaning to themselves and insulting to Fula culture. Even sex, colour of the cattle and where they graze is ritually significant,

To a Fulani Man, cattle are a major sign of wealth, and are exchanged between a groom and his bride's family as a symbol of their bond (bridewealth). Essentially, their social use is to create or strengthen ties and loyalties.

Without Cattle, a Fulani Man is Mr, nobody, a outcast and a failure to the family. The Minority tribes in the NC, are aware of this, they still attack and rustle their cows. We the Fulani by our nature will always see an attack against our source of survival as an attack on our lives. This belief, understandly is cruel, because to me, no amount of herds of cattle can ever equate to the life of a single human being.

This is one reason why we should support any initiative, whether colony, protectorate, ranching, or whatever as long as its going to stop this cycle of madness.

This is what happens when you take your archaic culture and imopse it on someone 's right to private property, just because Buhari has emboldened senslessness.

NafeesaAA:
Cattle is a cultural thing to the Fulani Man, they are a symbol of wealth and a source of pride, and a person's entire life revolves around the herds.

To a real Fulani, any pursuit other than a pastoral one, specifically the herding of cattle, is regarded as demeaning to themselves and insulting to Fula culture. Even sex, colour of the cattle and where they graze is ritually significant,

To a Fulani Man, cattle are a major sign of wealth, and are exchanged between a groom and his bride's family as a symbol of their bond (bridewealth). Essentially, their social use is to create or strengthen ties and loyalties.

Without Cattle, a Fulani Man is Mr, nobody, a outcast and a failure to the family. The Minority tribes in the NC, are aware of this, they still attack and rustle their cows. We the Fulani by our nature will always see an attack against our source of survival as an attack on our lives. This belief, understandly is cruel, because to me, no amount of herds of cattle can ever equate to the life of a single human being.

This is one reason why we should support any initiative, whether colony, protectorate, ranching, or whatever as long as its going to stop this cycle of madness.

NafessaAA I know u are a educated and intelligent fulani lady and this crises is directly an emotional issue to you and your people. I like this particular write up am quoting because even u know this senseless back and forth killings has to stop. The fulanis cant retaliate forever and still expect their herds to be safe in those hostile environments. Educated fulanis like you must take the lead in educating the bororos on need to accept ranching. I believe though u are fulani u are not nomadic and u enjoy ur sedentary lifestyle
I dont think u are evil like most ppl up thr, but think the issue is ppl expect u to be unbiased sometimes and accept blame for ur people (fulanis) sometimes. You really shouldn't like the fact that majority of nigerians now look at the fulani is the most blood thirsty tribe in nigeria, be an ambassador for ur people, interact with others and seek alternative conflict resolution

NafeesaAA:
Cattle is a cultural thing to the Fulani Man, they are a symbol of wealth and a source of pride, and a person's entire life revolves around the herds.

To a real Fulani, any pursuit other than a pastoral one, specifically the herding of cattle, is regarded as demeaning to themselves and insulting to Fula culture. Even sex, colour of the cattle and where they graze is ritually significant,

To a Fulani Man, cattle are a major sign of wealth, and are exchanged between a groom and his bride's family as a symbol of their bond (bridewealth). Essentially, their social use is to create or strengthen ties and loyalties.

Without Cattle, a Fulani Man is Mr, nobody, a outcast and a failure to the family. The Minority tribes in the NC, are aware of this, they still attack and rustle their cows. We the Fulani by our nature will always see an attack against our source of survival as an attack on our lives. This belief, understandly is cruel, because to me, no amount of herds of cattle can ever equate to the life of a single human being.

This is one reason why we should support any initiative, whether colony, protectorate, ranching, or whatever as long as its going to stop this cycle of madness.

No free lands for any herdsman.

If you want to rear cattle as a business man, u purchase lands for ur ranches, which can be sited anywhere, not necessarily in the NC or in the South.

I wish this country had the right to possess firearm law just like Texas. Both foolanis and their cows would get shot when they trespass into my private property.

NafeesaAA:
Cattle is a cultural thing to the Fulani Man, they are a symbol of wealth and a source of pride, and a person's entire life revolves around the herds.

To a real Fulani, any pursuit other than a pastoral one, specifically the herding of cattle, is regarded as demeaning to themselves and insulting to Fula culture. Even sex, colour of the cattle and where they graze is ritually significant,

To a Fulani Man, cattle are a major sign of wealth, and are exchanged between a groom and his bride's family as a symbol of their bond (bridewealth). Essentially, their social use is to create or strengthen ties and loyalties.

Without Cattle, a Fulani Man is Mr, nobody, a outcast and a failure to the family. The Minority tribes in the NC, are aware of this, they still attack and rustle their cows. We the Fulani by our nature will always see an attack against our source of survival as an attack on our lives. This belief, understandly is cruel, because to me, no amount of herds of cattle can ever equate to the life of a single human being.

This is one reason why we should support any initiative, whether colony, protectorate, ranching, or whatever as long as its going to stop this cycle of madness.

Buy your cattle or pride or whatever you feel that are to you and roam from Maiduguri to Sokoto. Surely that distance must be enough for your yu and your cattle.

Why must Fulani go where they are unwanted?

NafeesaAA:
This where you will truly know whether some people have the fear of God or not. Justice should be indiscriminate. Looking at those gory pictures and names of commentators, I haven't seen CAN, chukwuemekas, Felicia's, Atinukes, Ogheneros, Basseys, Nkechis here. This is where we have issues. Can we blame our choices in an innocent leader who's trying hard to bring sanity to us yet some of us choose the other way round? In my publication Las week, I made it emphatically clear that yes, the Fulani are some how primitive, tough, but retaliatory. Mostly what we see is retaliatory, reaction to an action. Yes, they are brutal, yes some rob or kidnap now on high ways, but the conflict we are witnessing, most of them are reaction to action. Before now, they didn't have voice, if anything happens to them, they waited for a while then retaliate whenever they feel they can, but might be on a wrong target. We should fear God, we should be honest and just in our assessment and judgement on issues of national interest.
Both the Fulani and some so called host communities are guilty.

Do you know what may have transpired? Stop trying to pitch faults towards aggrieved people who are retaliating, not that I support violence. This is to show that the herdsmen do not have monopoly of violence

NafeesaAA:
This where you will truly know whether some people have the fear of God or not. Justice should be indiscriminate. Looking at those gory pictures and names of commentators, I haven't seen CAN, chukwuemekas, Felicia's, Atinukes, Ogheneros, Basseys, Nkechis here. This is where we have issues. Can we blame our choices in an innocent leader who's trying hard to bring sanity to us yet some of us choose the other way round? In my publication Las week, I made it emphatically clear that yes, the Fulani are some how primitive, tough, but retaliatory. Mostly what we see is retaliatory, reaction to an action. Yes, they are brutal, yes some rob or kidnap now on high ways, but the conflict we are witnessing, most of them are reaction to action. Before now, they didn't have voice, if anything happens to them, they waited for a while then retaliate whenever they feel they can, but might be on a wrong target. We should fear God, we should be honest and just in our assessment and judgement on issues of national interest.
Both the Fulani and some so called host communities are guilty.

You are a serious mad man.What retaliation is that? Why not talk about the fulanis using their cows first to destroy people's farm. If they stay on their lane, no one will attempt to attack them.

NafeesaAA:
This where you will truly know whether some people have the fear of God or not. Justice should be indiscriminate. Looking at those gory pictures and names of commentators, I haven't seen CAN, chukwuemekas, Felicia's, Atinukes, Ogheneros, Basseys, Nkechis here. This is where we have issues. Can we blame our choices in an innocent leader who's trying hard to bring sanity to us yet some of us choose the other way round? In my publication Las week, I made it emphatically clear that yes, the Fulani are some how primitive, tough, but retaliatory. Mostly what we see is retaliatory, reaction to an action. Yes, they are brutal, yes some rob or kidnap now on high ways, but the conflict we are witnessing, most of them are reaction to action. Before now, they didn't have voice, if anything happens to them, they waited for a while then retaliate whenever they feel they can, but might be on a wrong target. We should fear God, we should be honest and just in our assessment and judgement on issues of national interest.
Both the Fulani and some so called host communities are guilty.

motherfucking biiitch. I would kill you if I could. You piece of shiiithole. We're you not supporting the killing of Fulanis? Did you mock the South West that they are no match for Fulani herdsmen? Na thunder go kill you stupid biitch.


Is this not your comment?

https://www.nairaland.com/4284284/why-fulanis-avoiding-ekiti

SonOfEl:


Do you know what may have transpired? Stop trying to pitch faults towards aggrieved people who are retaliating, not that I support violence. This is to show that the herdsmen do not have monopoly of violence

don't mind her. I will dig up her post soon where she was chest beating that the South West is no match for Fulani herdsmen.

The day you people will venture into Igbo land is the day you people will get a taste of the famed Igbo ruthlessness.

Daewang:
The day you people will venture into Igbo land is the day you people will get a taste of the famed Igbo ruthlessness.

Don't mind her. See her comment here

https://www.nairaland.com/4284284/why-fulanis-avoiding-ekiti

IamSINZ:



Would you like to be Igbo? I can arrange that.

Is NafeesaAA desiring to be Igbo?

NafeesaAA:
Cattle is a cultural thing to the Fulani Man, they are a symbol of wealth and a source of pride, and a person's entire life revolves around the herds.

To a real Fulani, any pursuit other than a pastoral one, specifically the herding of cattle, is regarded as demeaning to themselves and insulting to Fula culture. Even sex, colour of the cattle and where they graze is ritually significant,

To a Fulani Man, cattle are a major sign of wealth, and are exchanged between a groom and his bride's family as a symbol of their bond (bridewealth). Essentially, their social use is to create or strengthen ties and loyalties.

Without Cattle, a Fulani Man is Mr, nobody, a outcast and a failure to the family. The Minority tribes in the NC, are aware of this, they still attack and rustle their cows. We the Fulani by our nature will always see an attack against our source of survival as an attack on our lives. This belief, understandly is cruel, because to me, no amount of herds of cattle can ever equate to the life of a single human being.

This is one reason why we should support any initiative, whether colony, protectorate, ranching, or whatever as long as its going to stop this cycle of madness.

Practice your barbaric bloody Fulani culture in Fulaniland and nobody will get hurt.

Daewang:
The day you people will venture into Igbo land is the day you people will get a taste of the famed Igbo ruthlessness.

Abeg carry your chest beating go siddon one side. Me wey dey Annunciation hospital second floor dey see cow graze for one open field near there.

Let's learn to talk peace

Just a few questions.

Have the fulani not been nomadic for decades? Why have we not have problems with them all these while? Why is it now that they would so brazenly lead their cows to destroy someone's farm?

Madam, the same way cattle is their pride and source of income is the same way a farm is the pride and life of a farmer. How do you expect your cattle to graze on and desecrate people's livelihood and expect no reaction?

Even a small child would know the difference between an uncultivated land and a cultivated one. Your herds men should stay away from people's lands and stop thinking that violence is the way.

I remember when cattle invaded my 2 hectare of freshly germinated cucumbers in Benin late 2016.. I almost went crazy. Had to lend money for emergency replanting and to erect a higher fence. For about a month after that incident, I so hated the sight of any cow ehn.. I even made resolutions to stop eating beef.

They should keep away from people's farm. And stop killing. No be only dem know where dem dey sell gun oh.