This guy that was ranting on Twitter the other time...him think say everything na gra gra.



Like he said, the best solution is ranching.
With the serious security issues the country is facing, you don't expect people to sleep well when they know that some group of guys (Fulanis) occupying their forests are now armed with arms and ammunition. Even when Fulanis were only carrying cutlasses, people were complaining about it. Now they are wielding guns, civilians are not safe period.

Obamaofusa:


I think you are Muslims?Or are you cow worshippers?
Is it good to inhibit the growth of others with your culture even killing their livelihood and taking their lives when they complain?

Your people kill easily as if those lives they take gruesomely belong to mosquitoes.

That culture is barbaric.Ranching is the modern way of rearing cows and you will live with your neighbours joyously ever after.
Nobody hates a Fulani.Just stop these incessant killings.
We Yorubas are even on you now.
If you don't desist,this is surely your final end.
We are very resolute on this.
Sunday Igboho is just to make you know that you are totally gone if you don't desist.
All Yorubas are united on this.Trust us.

Correct.
Fulani terrorist presidency and their forces are cowards. Please let them come continue their evil in our land against our people, in the name of FG or State governments.... We will show them that power belong to the indigenous people of the land.

Gondonu:
His senseless fight or suit against twitter CEO seems to have knocked some senses into him or perhaps it is another political gimmick?

It's a gimmick!

This man need attention

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

This one is thinking like a cow.

for the first time in history One Fulani came out to voice the truth. sure we are getting there. a place of solace where we will no longer sleep with our hearts panting outside the rib cage.

peace

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

E no go better for you.

Yes, Allah given resources but he put some people there to be in charge.

Come to my village to claim ownership of land.

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

Fulani please come take land/territory that your criminal/terrorist Allah gave you in Biafraland. As for those stealing resources from our land, your days are numbered.

Please #EnterBiafra.

This is a Fulani not the Foolanis like Miyetti Allah.

Built2last:
Buhari will divide Nigeria. He will be the last president of a united Nigeria.

Since the North dont trust the west or east, they will try to hold on to power by all means in 2023. The southern leaders will be more united to kick against it and that will mark the beginning of the end for the British child called Nigeria.

I agree with you.

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

so what's now your point gangan Crop cultivation is a culture too, why should a tribe use their culture to harm another's culture?

Earlystar698:
Na audio,he wants you people to go download his app

jake must pay idiot

eastOFwest:


I wholeheartedly and strongly disagree with you. If the culture or way of life of Igbos, Yorubas or any other tribe down south was resulting in miscreants and criminal elements within these groups to constitute a constant danger to life, welfare and property of other tribes, I put it to you that they would have been roundly and conclusively dealt with. No case would have been made for the fact that it is only a deviant few causing mayhem. They will be no Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists drafted in to come up with fanciful ideas. The entire group would have been branded criminals and subhuman. Host communities, especially those up North would have slaughtered them, including pregnant women, children and babies. Armed forces would have launched "operation jumping kangaroo" or some other ridiculous title ages ago and it would have been a foregone conclusion. Appeasing an aggressor has never worked in history, because it only emboldens them. Look at what happened at the start of WWII when countries like UK tried to appease Hitler? A period in history of shame when remembered. Why should the entire country country tread "sensitively" with their hearts in their hands, effectively being held to ransome by a small group who continue to operate with brazen impudence? History will not judge our leaders well if they do not grow some balls and deal with this issue, and similar issues facing us, decisively.

I at least see that you understand from what perspective I argue and I particularly appreciate this.
Personally, I would only support whatever solution that does not escalated violence as it is at the moment and threaten the stability of the country. There are other ways to curtail the menace of the violent herders without instigating an already agitated people to rise up and fight for themselves. This is lawlessness. Was it not for these reasons that Amotekun was created? It should be a question of how the capabilities of Amotekun should be improved to face the challenge at hand. Before an agreeable solution can be put to effect, ONLY FOR THE MEANTIME, the state governments can also do more by registering the herdsmen, uniquely tagging and documenting all the cows in the respective states, anything except these should be confiscated as state property. Also, farmers should be mobilized, an emergency toll free number can be created too for them. In the longterm, state governments can reach agreements to either sell or lease out land for ranching, loans can also be made available by the federal government for this purpose.
Lastly, I'll just add that the unity of Nigeria cannot always be reduced to merely the reluctant compromise of tribes to temporary agree on testing the extended sustainability of the 1914 amalgamation that could be challenged at anytime, say whenever an issue arises where interests are divided between tribes.

Arewa1stSon:
I blame our leaders!!

I strongly blame our leaders for refusing to modernize cow Bussiness!

One cow Cost not less than 300k!!

Our fulani leaders failed woefully to upgrade this business instead we keep using archaic style that is today causing unnecessary tensions and blackmail.

Imagine if we don't have herdsmen in the south??

No brainless... Lazy animals would have been chasing after herders and chest beating for dealing with the Great jallohs!!

we have to stop open Grazing and modernize our Bussiness... Add more value to it... And increase the prize!!

My Generation have alot of works to do!!


We have to stop herdersmen from randomly grazing in the bush.

I really want all southern governors to help us evict all herdsmen in their region!

The southners should do that for us.... We want the cow Bussiness back to the north and modernized!

Enough of all these dramas and politics!! Evict all herdsmen so that your region will be free from skull mining, cultism, robbery, ritualists, fraudsters and hoodlums!

I really want the south to succeed on this....it's for our own good!!

Our leaders must wake up and learn in the hard way!!

Look at how they've used the media to demonized and criminalized the whole Fulanis.

Our fathers failed the north!!

I can't wait to mount into the corridor of power!!

mumu boy


at the bolded, the joke is on you. the criminal and atrocities going in North is 300% more than those aforementioned and you won't deny you don't see southerners criticizing those involved in those crimes


southerners criticize somewhat even mocking themselves of the crimes but you people north find way of politicizing your crimes allegations and turn it with religion undertone


how many have your useless jalloohh member criticize your kiinsmen stupidity? you people are just the same in reasoning, I pray before your likes will get to corridor of power, this country must have split because I can't afford having another Buhari in the helm of affairs again


and I hope once your unproductive and non economic herdsmen is send back to North, it will elevate you people and change your retrogressive mentality


rubbish

seunmsg:


Allah may own all the lands in North west but you see the lands in Ekiti and other south west states, it belongs to the indigenous people of the states and according to the land use act, the custody is vested in the governors of the states.

Even in your Sokoto and Kano where Allah owns the land, can I move into any available land and start producing and selling alcohol? Can I move into any of your forest and start rearing pigs?

Your hypocritical sharia police goes about breaking bottles of beer after taking tramadol and sniffing latrines and we don’t complain because we know it’s your land. So, why can’t you do your business in our states without the criminal activities and without violating the customs of the local people?

This is apt man

Gondonu:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2021/01/cows-shouldnt-be-roaming-about-in-21st-century-adamu-garba-apc-chieftain/amp/

The only sensible Fulani man

SchmidtHammer:
I

Can you tell us what your in-law said, particularly from the herder's perspective?
What we know is people have lived with herders, ages before now and yes, it's true locals (farmers) had conflict with the herders as regards trespass into farmlands, but there was always an amicable way of solving it, everyone respected one another. Nowadays, the story is different. What is wrong that the herder is having problem with every tribe everywhere?

fitzmayowa:
I never thought I would see the day Garba Shehu the same man that sued Twitter will say something reasonable, he has hit the nail on the head....


The next step is for the Fulani elites to educate their kinsmen on ranching and help understand that their age long roaming around the bush is outdated and there is need for them to embrace the modern way of doing business....


Their herding business is not as big as herding in Texas and what they do is ranching and everyone lives in peace.....

Is it Garba Shehu or Adamu Shehu. I think they are two different people

Hedonini:


So which part of your sociological analysis explains the foray of these Fulani bastards into banditry and kidnapping which is the crux of the matter?

Let them continue roaming around with their useless cattle and encroaching on people's farms. We can grudgingly tolerate that (after all, this has been happening for decades already). But why are they misusing their illegal forest occupancy as hostage centres to perpetrate this free for all, industrial scale kidnapping enterprise? Who would accept that? Someone can't travel in peace, even in public transport, from one state to another without fearing that these Fulani animals would emerge from the Bush to shoot and kill and kidnap random persons on different expressways.... What does your complicit, beef-faced Fulani father-in-law have to say about that?

This is obviously the failure of your state governments. This is basically a security issue, as simple as that. It is the duty of the government to protect the interests of ALL well meaning Nigerians, farmers and herders alike. Your state governors are obviously terribly failing in their duties as it is now.

Obamaofusa:


I think you are Muslims?Or are you cow worshippers?
Is it good to inhibit the growth of others with your culture even killing their livelihood and taking their lives when they complain?

Your people kill easily as if those lives they take gruesomely belong to mosquitoes.

That culture is barbaric.Ranching is the modern way of rearing cows and you will live with your neighbours joyously ever after.
Nobody hates a Fulani.Just stop these incessant killings.
We Yorubas are even on you now.
If you don't desist,this is surely your final end.
We are very resolute on this.
Sunday Igboho is just to make you know that you are totally gone if you don't desist.
All Yorubas are united on this.Trust us.

I'm not a Fulani or an Hausa man sir.
So, you support that war be declared if necessary? Is that your point exactly?

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

should the law then favour the culture of a group while impeding on the culture of others?

Is there any land that has no owner? Can land be appropriated with recourse to the owners of the land? The Fulani culture can continue on lands that belong to them, if they want to roam in other people's lands then it is only fair that they rent or buy the land If such trade agreements are available

SchmidtHammer:


This is obviously the failure of your state governments. This is basically a security issue, as simple as that. It is the duty of the government to protect the interests of ALL well meaning Nigerians, farmers and herders alike. Your state governors are obviously terribly failing in their duties as it is now.

You're not serious. When only one useless ethnic group is causing all the security nightmare for the entire country. You're telling me about failure of state governments as if states control the police or the military in Nigeria. You don show your hand.

Mumu. God punish you and your fellow Fulani bastards. Wait for what's coming.

AlhajiImam:


The truth is that you people use the crimes of a few people to talk bad about every fulani and it's too bad. There are criminal elements in all tribe

Please can you point to one news article where mayatti Allah as body hand over suspected kidnappers to the security agents considering they both live and conduct their business in the forest.

Tolexander:
That is Garba Sheu.

Not this one

You're wrong, it's Adamu nd not Garba Shehu.

AlhajiImam:


Before the land use act of the 70's, have we not been grazing and making use of the land in southwest?

So the land is free and belongs to Allah only when it concerns grazing.

Is it also free for someone to come toyour compound to start a farm or a weed/marijuana business?

This entitlement mentality should not be only for the fulanis

zikter:
Is it Garba Shehu or Adamu Shehu. I think they are two different people

It's Adamu

SchmidtHammer:


I'm not a Fulani or an Hausa man sir.
So, you support that war be declared if necessary? Is that your point exactly?

This is 2021 for God sake. Nobody can treaten anybody with war. We are not in the 1960s. Things are different now. Should the people fold their hands and watch their kinsmen being slaughtered like chicken

SchmidtHammer:
I spoke to my father-in-law,a Fulani man himself, a while ago (due to my personal relationship with him, this was the first time I have ever considered the farmers-herders clashes from the perspective of a Fulani man), he explained certain delicate and complex intricacies that makes the proposed ranching system, that used to me a very straightforward one, now seem quite problematic IN THIS PRESENT MOMENT.
The laws in our constitution are not the laws of nature. These laws, as stated in our constitution, are created considering human peculiarities, such that 'general' beliefs even though inclined towards sentiments, as long as they are adopted by a represented reasonable minority and such that IT IS POSSIBLE THERE COULD BE A WAY AROUND THEM with the conditios that it does not threaten the ORDER in the country and the fundamental rights of others (the majority) is not infringed upon.
Having stated the above, it is easy to see that the problem with the proposed Ranching System is that while it is a very logically straightforward solution, it is not the most considerate, therefore not the most appropriate (at least in the short term) and using a method analogous the Occam's Razor for solutions in politics and human relations is unreasonable in my opinion. Open cattle rearing is a culture and proposing a change in this culture must be approached as sensitively as other important cultures of the other tribes. One does not expect that a culture be abandoned overnight, nor that laws guiding a country be entirely insensitive to the peculiarities of the people bound under it.
As in developed worlds, these are the kinds of problems that are confronted by Political scientists, Economic analysts and sociologists, putting forward a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of THE PROBLEM OF HERDERS in the country.

You should be ashamed that you wasted your time typing this long note that makes no sense.

Culture my foot.

Simeon88:

Please can you point to one news article where mayatti Allah as body hand over suspected kidnappers to the security agents considering they both live and conduct their business in the forest.

Is Miyetti Allah police, DSS or army? Is it there duty to go after criminals?

AlhajiImam:
Allah owns every land. If we are to pay, we use the money as alms to help our people and the almajirai.

People should stop claiming ownership of lands. It's a natural Allah given resource to be used by all.

ISLAM IS A CURSE!

The fulani tribe overtook the entire Hausa land through islamic religion. It is the religion that softened their minds to believe they are all one in god, while the fulanese have their own demonic agenda – Now we hear of fulani, not Hausa.

Same thing was used to penetrate Yoruba land; Kwara State has been overtaken by the fulani via islam and the same thing is happening in Oyo. I was surprised the first time I saw Almajiri Schools in Oyo State. No other Yoruba State in Nigeria is islamically too religious than Kwara and Oyo – and that is why they are starting with them.

We must abolish all foreign religions so that the mind of the people can be open to progress and thoughtful thinking.

ISLAM IS A CURSE!!
ISLAM IS A CURSE!!!