₦airaland Forum

aleeyus:
Who asked dem for land?

Born2Breed:
ANYONE with sense must read this.

Benekruku:
God bless you.

Politicians have corrupted their minds with tribal and religious sentiments and they can't even think logically again.


Imagine in 2019 and you still seeing a learned person saying "Our Land"

Damn, that mention irritates my peniss.

Their lots can't get into logical, fair and constructive resolution but quickest to shoot down anyone made.


Hate Hate Hate!

Even when humans life's are involved, they remain blind. And start suggesting to you, fictional, unfair and impossible resolutions.

Quorax:
Do I blame your ilks? NO! You get paid to come on nairaland and spew thrash...

In 2019, like you mentioned, why not use that money to set up a modern ranch? Are the cows given for free? don't they make money from the sales? why are they not using the money to build something for themselves in the North?

In 2019, Buhari is talking RUGA for a microscopic few in his second term when his mates in other country are talking economic boom, job creations, industralization and many more to create a better future for citizens of an entire country.

I am just waiting for the day that someone like you will meet me offline and talk trash... we go fight die that day..

kmcutez:
Cross River has no joy. Hahahaha. This is the strongest warning i’ve seen so far.

Lightening:
Excluding South West. Remember they want to be president in 2023 and it will come at a cost: RUGA settlement in SW.

mubi1:
Are the Fulani still a part of us?


The fierce criticisms and public outrage so far expressed against the proposed Ruga Settlement for the Fulani ethnic stock, especially the herders, eloquently explains the coordinated rejection and marginalization that the group has suffered over the years.

Unfortunately, for no fault of theirs, the Fulani people have become complete strangers in their own land, and are most times treated with crass contempt by other Nigerians. I am yet to see or read about any ethnic group in Nigeria that is as alienated, rejected, abused and raped as the Fulani people. Kindly prove me wrong.

While representatives of other ethnic nationalities daily mount the rostrum to demand for their portions of the national cake and other privileges, the Fulani people are never considered or factored into any of such arrangements. An average Fulani man hardly gets anything from the system. These people have no access to basic infrastructure like electricity, road, healthcare services, education, and even a recognised platform to champion their cause.

Sadly, the Fulani elite group has become complicit in the gang up against the Fulani nation. The privileged Fulani elite group is only interested in grabbing power and building personal empires without giving a hoot about the the pitiable plight of the vast majority of the downtrodden among them.

Also, the murderous acts of a few bad eggs among the fulani has further compounded their problems. But punishing or discriminating against an entire ethnic nationality over the sins of a few isn't a proper thing to do. If for nothing, let's consider the law-abiding and innocent ones who are clearly in the majority.

Beyond the hoopla that the Ruga Settlement plan has generated, Nigeria hasn't been fair to the Fulani ethnic nationality. Nigeria has tactically failed to integrate the Fulani nation into her fold. Nigeria belongs to all of us, and it is within our right to demand for inclusion and recognition. In all honesty, the Ruga Settlement plan isn't all that the nation owes the Fulani. We owe them love, empathy, integration and sympathy.

Peace-building Initiatives or arrangements such as the 13 percent oil derivation allocation for oil producing states, Niger Delta Development Commission, North East Development Commission, Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, National Amnesty Programme and Presidential Initiative on the North East were birthed to address certain injustice or neglect.

For the sake of fairness, I think same approach should be adopted in addressing the plight of the Fulani people in Nigeria.

The Fulani people are our brothers and sisters. We cannot afford to leave them out in whatever we do as a nation, especially in the allocation of our resources for development purposes.

PrecisionFx:
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The grand patron of the murderous Herdsmen asked them for land

martowskin1:
Calm down u are sounding so emotional..... U know federal government once said this herdsmen are not from Nigeria....

So they want to give settlement to strangers...

Lastly, this is no crime, they have the cow, we have the feed....

Let them buy from us and transport to north and feed their cows...

Bro, we buy their meat, we don't take them for free.... We buy they carrot, we buy their onion, beans and more....

Oil from the south is taken to the north.... Just like that... We no complain...

Now they are coming for lands, that one day will turn an emirate ..... Make we dey reason this things na, is not hate, nor politics... Is common sense


Let them buy feed from us and feed their lives stock in the north and sell us meat, whynis it hard for them ....to understand

Benekruku:
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Ogun Lakaaye kee you!

Daboomb:
Shut your trap there, you Fulani terrorist pretender.
Go and set up you stupid Cattle Colony in Mali or Senegal where your progenitors came from.
Indigenes has "our land", get that into your thick skull though l understand that nomads like you cant figure-out where your oen "our land" is.

Softhands:
liar...ogun State and Oyo State have lands for Ruga settlements!

Benekruku:
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I am a Fulani Dunderhead

post=79844880:
We remembered how we used to live as brothers as sisters in our darling nation with these same Fulani herdsmen.
The times we gave water and food to herdsmen journeying across the nation as they go on their business peacefully,
Just with their sticks for their cattles and kettles for their prayers,
that was all before the evil and criminal minded politicians begun sponsoring some of them for evil because they want to remain in power forever.

That was before the mad man called FFK began tweeting that they have sex with their cows, just to start war and bring unrest in the country.

May it never be well with troublemakers in our darling nation.

Nigeria will be great again in our lifetime in Jesus name!



God bless you too sir.
A better Nigeria is all we want.

It is always good and refreshing to see we still have people like you on this forum and in the country.
The future of our country is secured if we can have more youths that reason in positivity.

God bless you once more.
God bless Nigeria.

stevejomo:
Talk to sw god.
Tinubu

Daboomb:
Fixed.

mubi1:
Are the Fulani still a part of us?


The fierce criticisms and public outrage so far expressed against the proposed Ruga Settlement for the Fulani ethnic stock, especially the herders, eloquently explains the coordinated rejection and marginalization that the group has suffered over the years.

Unfortunately, for no fault of theirs, the [s]Fulani people have become complete stranger[/s]s in their own land, and are most times treated with crass contempt by other Nigerians. I am yet to see or read about any ethnic group in Nigeria that is as alienated, rejected, abused and raped as the Fulani people. Kindly prove me wrong.

While representatives of other ethnic nationalities daily mount the rostrum to demand for their portions of the national cake and other privileges, the Fulani people are never considered or factored into any of such arrangements. An average Fulani man hardly gets anything from the system. These people have no access to basic infrastructure like electricity, road, healthcare services, education, and even a recognised platform to champion their cause.

Sadly, the Fulani elite group has become complicit in the gang up against the Fulani nation. The privileged Fulani elite group is only interested in grabbing power and building personal empires without giving a hoot about the the pitiable plight of the vast majority of the downtrodden among them.

Also, the murderous acts of a few bad eggs among the fulani has further compounded their problems. But punishing or discriminating against an entire ethnic nationality over the sins of a few isn't a proper thing to do. If for nothing, let's consider the law-abiding and innocent ones who are clearly in the majority.

Beyond the hoopla that the Ruga Settlement plan has generated, Nigeria hasn't been fair to the Fulani ethnic nationality. Nigeria has tactically failed to integrate the Fulani nation into her fold. Nigeria belongs to all of us, and it is within our right to demand for inclusion and recognition. In all honesty, the Ruga Settlement plan isn't all that the nation owes the Fulani. We owe them love, empathy, integration and sympathy.

Peace-building Initiatives or arrangements such as the 13 percent oil derivation allocation for oil producing states, Niger Delta Development Commission, North East Development Commission, Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, National Amnesty Programme and Presidential Initiative on the North East were birthed to address certain injustice or neglect.

For the sake of fairness, I think same approach should be adopted in addressing the plight of the Fulani people in Nigeria.

The Fulani people are our brothers and sisters. We cannot afford to leave them out in whatever we do as a nation, especially in the allocation of our resources for development purposes.

Quorax:
Do I blame your ilks? NO! You get paid to come on nairaland and spew thrash...

In 2019, like you mentioned, why not use that money to set up a modern ranch? Are the cows given for free? don't they make money from the sales? why are they not using the money to build something for themselves in the North?

In 2019, Buhari is talking RUGA for a microscopic few in his second term when his mates in other country are talking economic boom, job creations, industralization and many more to create a better future for citizens of an entire country.

I am just waiting for the day that someone like you will meet me offline and talk trash... we go fight die that day..

uncjay:
Actually a regional Nigeria will be a better solution for our dear country..... make everybody dey im dey

Benekruku:
God bless you.

Politicians have corrupted their minds with tribal and religious sentiments and they can't even think logically again.


Imagine in 2019 and you still seeing a learned person saying "Our Land"

Damn, that mention irritates my peniss.

Their lots can't get into logical, fair and constructive resolution but quickest to shoot down anyone made.


Hate Hate Hate!

Even when humans life's are involved, they remain blind. And start suggesting to you, fictional, unfair and impossible resolutions.

livebyday:
You do not sound coherent hence why you aren't convincing

I responded to you so called persuasive argument and you avoided responding

The world has loved beyond emotional appeals , logic , facts and numbers are where it tends towards

Again I implore you respond and stop spamming threads with obviously emotionally manipulative comments

Let's have a discuss respond to.my.points I outlined then we can talk

There is nothing politicians have to do int his nonsensical ruga initiative this is just plain absurd and ill thought out

No sane government can embark on this ruga at this point in a nation this tense or are they trying to start a civil war ?

It will just not work

I foresee eventually they setting it up in the north alone and maybe taraba off course in taraba they would have to contend with local.militia whom will waist this

Like I stated earlier

Nigeria has 99 problems but a cattle ranch is not one of them

Education needs a looking at

Security

Housing

Power sector

Aviation

Unemployment crisis

Rising.food costs

Poor roads

Poor infrastructure

Need to remove fuel subsidy

And this president.is focused on ruga ??

I leave he is given divine.wisdom because this right here is a joke

Benekruku:
You mentioned security and still stated Nigeria does not require Settlement/Ranch for herdsmen.


What point do I want to make out out of this confusion.