₦airaland Forum

NIGHTMARE0O7:
Hausa Fulani gal.. So I don't expect less

Pls shout sai baba.

czarina:
[s]Negodu Ewu! So because I stated a fact your myopic self quickly deduced I'm Fulani? Odimma ooo. It's glaring there's no antidote for iberibeism. [/s]

NIGHTMARE0O7:
U are foool.. Saying negodi ewu doest prove anything.
.Hausa Fulani holosho...

czarina:
Atulu! Who says I'm trying to prove anything? Least of all to an E-rat?
Stay off my mention I will not reply you anymore.

NIGHTMARE0O7:
Hoelosho.. Keep hoeing and slaving.
Nkita

xcolanto:
You dey mind the bigot!
We know their type on NL!
Terrorist sympathizer

czarina:
Nothing really exceptional about his prediction. Middle belt/ Fulani clash has been ongoing since forever(a lot of people only got to know of this only recently all thanks to social media and smart phones) So it's very easy to foresee all of that knowing nothing tangible has ever been done to curtail it. Check my profile jor.

EternalTruths:
You are a historical & political illiterate.


Do you know that unlike before when they strike and go, so many Middle Belt villages are now being occupied by Fulani Terrorists grazing their cows. Something that never happened until Buhari's presidency.

czarina:
[s] Bumbling idiot! Check my comment and see if I said anything different. Summary is "nothing has been done to seriously curtail the menace which is why it worsens daily". But then what do I expect from a fool bereft of simple understanding[/s]

czarina:
Nothing really exceptional about his prediction. Middle belt/ Fulani clash has been ongoing since forever(a lot of people only got to know of this only recently all thanks to social media and smart phones) So it's very easy to foresee all of that knowing nothing tangible has ever been done to curtail it. Check my profile jor.

mbos:
the exception

before it used to be clashes between those few people rearing the cattle attacking individual farmers in their farmland

but now its all about attacking towns and villagers including travelers.

so maybe you where too young to know what happened before.
discuss what you understand not what happened before you were born.

xcolanto:
Your just saying rubbish and you type like an illiterate.

Keep supporting terrorist!!

Mugu!!

xcolanto:
Your highly delusional!
Mention the last time 200 people were killed in jos before this regime came into place. Also mention the last time people in benue were murdered in their sleep before the emergence of the APC lead government to
wrestle power from PDP.

DrGoodman:
"I warned them"

Wantedmiller:
Allow me to also quote Gej............

corruption is not stealing......

kennethromanus:
so young man,u hv forgot the attack been done at Dogo na hauwa plateau state jos south before APC came into power..


Old man, how many death's were recorded in that incident?

kennethromanus:
so young man,u hv forgot the attack been done at Dogo na hauwa plateau state jos south before APC came into power..

czarina:
Nothing really exceptional about his prediction. Middle belt/ Fulani clash has been ongoing since forever(a lot of people only got to know of this only recently all thanks to social media and smart phones) So it's very easy to foresee all of that knowing nothing tangible has ever been done to curtail it. Check my profile jor.

Zonacom:
Czarina my masseuse, I'm not a fan of Nnamdi Kanu but some of the things he said and some of his predictions are really beginning to happen. It's very true that herdsmen and farmers have had serious clashes in the past, not just in the middle belt, but all over Nigeria. But we've not seen this kinda mass killings attributed to herdsmen-farmers clashes in a long while (if at all it has ever been this big). Just within 2 years, the middle belt and some agrarian communities down south have lost more than a thousand people to this issue. I may not like Nnamdi Kanu cos of his approach to things, but the man predicted today's happenings almost correctly. Let's just hope things get better soon. I've personally seen more than 20 cars conveying displaced people from the troubled areas of Barkin Ladi to their relatives in other areas. What went down in Barkin Ladi, Riyom and environs as from Saturday to Monday can only be best imagined. May it never happen again

czarina:
You sound familiar though. Do I know you? Just curious.




P. S
Not a Buhari fan or sycophant but I still believe if the cases of the marauding herdsmen and farmers clash had been nipped at infancy, we would be saved all this trauma. I live in Jos and I know how much I try to restrict movements daily because of the issues on ground, I know how much my people in the South worry about me still living there despite the tension, I know how much my friends in Jos south(bukuru)area of the city walk on eggshells because of the same unease. I have a particular friend who will never walk alone in an Hausa-Fulani area unescorted and guess what she's a southerner like me who has to stay there for her business. (you may ask, why stay in a volatile area when you can simply move back home? Well, for one, this wasn't the Plateau we loved when we first came as Corp members, yes, there had been series of violence but sanity was fast returning and we thought, yes, why not? Like every other person we expected and still expect the authorities to do something lasting but it doesn't negate the fact that if this nonsense had been squashed decades ago, we'd all be better off.)

Zonacom:
You couldn't have said it any better, but the government of the day are treating this issue with kid gloves. I grew up on the plateau (though Igbo), so it pains my heart that peace loving peeps like those on the plateau have been robbed of calm and peace of mind.


P.S
No, you don't know me yet. But you will when I make out time for that massage. We talked on phone about a week ago sha. Stay safe, and keep your ears to the ground.

czarina:
You sound familiar though. Do I know you? Just curious.




P. S
Not a Buhari fan or sycophant but I still believe if the cases of the marauding herdsmen and farmers clash had been nipped at infancy, we would be saved all this trauma. I live in Jos and I know how much I try to restrict movements daily because of the issues on ground, I know how much my people in the South worry about me still living there despite the tension, I know how much my friends in Jos south(bukuru)area of the city walk on eggshells because of the same unease. I have a particular friend who will never walk alone in an Hausa-Fulani area unescorted and guess what she's a southerner like me who has to stay there for her business. (you may ask, why stay in a volatile area when you can simply move back home? Well, for one, this wasn't the Plateau we loved when we first came as Corp members, yes, there had been series of violence but sanity was fast returning and we thought, yes, why not? Like every other person we expected and still expect the authorities to do something lasting but it doesn't negate the fact that if this nonsense had been squashed decades ago, we'd all be better off.)

BreakupNigeria:
I quietly read what you wrote and I can infer that you are intelligent. That said, I know that many Southerners especially Igbos feel at home in Jos and quite a number of them were born and raised there. However, there is always a time in our lives when we must take a hard decision regardless of its momentary inconvenience. Whatever business you are doing in Jos or whatever friends you have in Jos can always be replicated here in the South/East. Owerri is beautiful ditto Enugu among others, so why endanger your life in a place you don't feel safe? Believe me, it can only get worse over there and the authorities are not in the least interested in putting a stop to it. For your sake and your loved ones, PLEASE LEAVE JOS ASAP!!!

EternalTruths:
Biafra's John The Baptist


Nnamdi Kanu