₦airaland Forum

uruba23:
Instead of all this rallies, why not go the court of law and challenge the AGF. I know the police are always resonable most times with few exceptions to charge criminal elements to court, but how do you empower vigilantes who might not give recourse to the court of law.If they are been are been supervised by the Nigeria police better still the Nigeria Army I got no qualms.

DennisEche:
ARE THE YORUBA MUSLIMS IN SUPPORT? MURIC,AFAMED,HELIUS ETC

allthingsgood:
Jobless yoot

fairfora:
Interesting. Nigerians, especially my fulani brothers have nothing to fret about. I'm a typical ekitiman and I love the nomadic herders. We have had them for centuries in Ekiti and environs. They were peace-loving. My dad would give them roasted yam as they grazed their cows past our farm without touching a single yam leaf. Some of them were neither Christians nor muslims...I rember one man we used to call Dangana. His son ended up schooling in one of the public schools in my town in Ekiti because his dad craved western education. I hope the boy is successful today. The last time I saw him was in 1992 during my school's inter house sports competition. I learnt he later went to school in ABU.

However, there are some bad elements amongst them who were sent out to create mayhem in our land for the reason best known to them. Those are the criminals we wouldn't want to pitch our tent with because we can't afford to wait until people are being slaughtered in their houses before we act. They've started this rubbish on farmlands already ...never again!

Law abiding fulanis are safe. We will protect them, their cow and family from harm.

IbyOneGod:
Bubu will definitely order his repented boko boys and herdsmen who are now in the army to eliminate them all. Kikikiki

Vortex369:
Seems the One Nigeria Project is falling apart in my lifetime.

Tranquillity360:
Terrorist group.


Fg should declare shot at sight of any Amotekun terrorist.



gods bless buhari.

gods bless one nigeria.

carterguccy:
God bless my Motherland !! #ISTANDWITHAMOTEKUN

Omoluabi well done!!! Finally Shutting our Foul-Mouthed Yeast brodas

gaventa:
I hope my IBO brothers will learn that not everything is GRAGRA... sometimes you have to act like a fool just to be relevant. just "AMOTEKUN" anf the north are shivering, i hope you all can see that south west are the pivot holding Nigerian UNITY. The sluggish movement of the TIGER isnt an act of COWARDICE!!!

GEEBITE:
Exaggeration in use of the word centuries. Let me educate you here,if not for modern medicine cows from the North rate of survival was very low in the south as late as early 20th century,a bite from tse-tse fly equals to death sentence for cattle.That has been taken care by vaccination and deforestation .

How many centuries have you lived in for you to know that you have been cohabiting with Fulani men?

fairfora:
Interesting. Nigerians, especially my fulani brothers have nothing to fret about. I'm a typical ekitiman and I love the nomadic herders. We have had them for centuries in Ekiti and environs. They were peace-loving. My dad would give them roasted yam as they grazed their cows past our farm without touching a single yam leaf. Some of them were neither Christians nor muslims...I rember one man we used to call Dangana. His son ended up schooling in one of the public schools in my town in Ekiti because his dad craved western education. I hope the boy is successful today. The last time I saw him was in 1992 during my school's inter house sports competition. I learnt he later went to school in ABU.

However, there are some bad elements amongst them who were sent out to create mayhem in our land for the reason best known to them. Those are the criminals we wouldn't want to pitch our tent with because we can't afford to wait until people are being slaughtered in their houses before we act. They've started this rubbish on farmlands already ...never again!

Law abiding fulanis are safe. We will protect them, their cow and family from harm.

fairfora:
Ok sir but my grand dad and great grand dad told us the history of fulanis encroachment in Ekiti as also told by their forebears. They both died in their 90s...may God bless their souls.
Let me share with you a little and what I've seen...

Fulanis were always coming to graze in Ekiti via kwara state through moba and aiyedun/ileje-meje lgas. Fulanis population in Kwara to the yorubas even till now is like 30/70 in percentage. I also schooled in Kwara so I know. The king of ilorin is also a funaliman , just so you know. Ekiti and Kwara share boundaries. Their vegetation is quite similar to what is obtainable up north in kwara so during the dry season, they hardly see grass to feed their cows. Most streams especially the Oyun river would have almost dried completely before they migrate southward.

The fulanis would migrate to Ekiti with their cows during this time, most of whom were herders. Some of them were honey extractors, while some others would come sell herbs. During this time, tsetse fly, mosquitoes are rare to find because of hamattan and harshness of weather in which they could hardly survive. Funalis are sensitive to weather condition. Once it's raining season, they leave Ekiti for Kwara. Some would still keep their huts and houses in towns and villages unevacuated because they still sell live cows to out people. Their families also would still be there. The cows in raining season were mainly being transported from kwara to Ekiti. The tsetse flies, aro and a fly which sticks blood called amukuru are only predormonamt in the raining season in our place. Hardly would you find cows around during this time...hope that suffices

Righteousness89:
I Love This! That's The Spirit!

The Southwest has Taken their destiny in Their Hands..

My Advice to South East / South South Governors is to follow suit Immediately...

I see a Situation where the Fulani Extremist killers will desire to shift attention to the SE/SS....

It's not a Time to DECIEVE ourselves why we know what's on Ground and the kind of people we are dealing with..

A whole lot of the Herdsmen in Africa are in Nigeria now.. it's a well Orchestrated plan..

Defend your People! Defend your Land!

uruba23:
Instead of all this rallies, why not go the court of law and challenge the AGF. I know the police are always resonable most times with few exceptions to charge criminal elements to court, but how do you empower vigilantes who might not give recourse to the court of law.If they are been are been supervised by the Nigeria police better still the Nigeria Army I got no qualms.

fairfora:
Ok sir but my grand dad and great grand dad told us the history of fulanis encroachment in Ekiti as also told by their forebears. They both died in their 90s...may God bless their souls.
Let me share with you a little and what I've seen...

Fulanis were always coming to graze in Ekiti via kwara state through moba and aiyedun/ileje-meje lgas. Fulanis population in Kwara to the yorubas even till now is like 30/70 in percentage. I also schooled in Kwara so I know. The king of ilorin is also a funaliman , just so you know. Ekiti and Kwara share boundaries. Their vegetation is quite similar to what is obtainable up north in kwara so during the dry season, they hardly see grass to feed their cows. Most streams especially the Oyun river would have almost dried completely before they migrate southward.

The fulanis would migrate to Ekiti with their cows during this time, most of whom were herders. Some of them were honey extractors, while some others would come sell herbs. During this time, tsetse fly, mosquitoes are rare to find because of hamattan and harshness of weather in which they could hardly survive. Funalis are sensitive to weather condition. Once it's raining season, they leave Ekiti for Kwara. Some would still keep their huts and houses in towns and villages unevacuated because they still sell live cows to out people. Their families also would still be there. The cows in raining season were mainly being transported from kwara to Ekiti for sale for immediate consumption.The tsetse flies and a fly called aro and another fly called amukuru which suck human and animal blood are only predormonamt in the raining season in our place especially when the first set of fresh corn is about being harvested . Hardly would you find cows around during this time...hope that suffices

IbyOneGod:
Bubu will definitely order his repented boko boys and herdsmen who are now in the army to eliminate them all. Kikikiki

Crispels:
The Governors are taking care of the legal part of it while the people are taking care of the political part of it. If this matter is left to be a purely legal issue, the South West will be made to negotiate from a point of weakness but with rallies like these, the federal government will think twice before taking any further reckless decision.

AMOTEKUN IS HERE TO STAY. NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER!

Crispels:
The Governors are taking care of the legal part of it while the people are taking care of the political part of it. If this matter is left to be a purely legal issue, the South West will be made to negotiate from a point of weakness but with rallies like these, the federal government will think twice before taking any further reckless decision.

AMOTEKUN IS HERE TO STAY. NO RETREAT, NO SURRENDER!