₦airaland Forum

Arrewa:
Hausa and the fulbe are strongly united and identify with Hausafulani

Arrewa:
is your region more develope the north?? No?

Are they no killings going on in the south??

An average Hausa man see a fulani man as brother... Vice versa!

Have you ever heard of Hausa and Fulani fighting each other?

No! You at other hand need to focuse on your region!

Killings is already going on in your region.... There's no day ipobs don't strike.

You should channel this your energy towards them...

You have no business with the north.


I know what are trying to do...

You want to unite with the Igbos on Nairaland to support the south west.

So you now want to be attacking me so that it will be southern and northern thing.

If you want to unite the south why not open a thread for that.

The best thing that will ever happen to the south is unity.

Focuse on that...

As for the north...

We are developing and growing stronger than ever before.

Have a nice day

Arrewa:
there's no rivalry between the Hausa and Fulani people.

We are strongly united people

Arrewa:
stop deceiving yourself!

All you posted here is shit.

Come to the north let's see if you can deferentiate Hausa from Fulanis

We all know how you've been forcefully attaching yourself to Niger Deltans and while they're rejecting you

Hausafulani Amaka

Arrewa:
focuse on your region man.

The development of the south west should your concern.

Don't ever childishly tell me you won't type rip for the north again.

Keep the rip for ipobs and their victims.

The shouldnt be your problem.

Focuse on your own problem...

You are just too childish... I will stop ever replying you

Tolase1999:
Stop deceiving yourself. Am schooling in the north, there's no lie about unity among majority of hausa-fulani but the hatred among then has started growing.
An incident happened in gida kwano( viewing center) where one hausa guy called fulani guy banza(bastard) that hausa will soon deal with them. If not for God. head would have roll that day.

Franklyspeakin:
Arrewa, you post sounds like propagandam Fúlani's have been a problem to the hausa folks for a while now. Fulani's came with their normal ideology which is conquest. Bringing along Isis and bokoharam. Fúlani's should work on their social relation with other tribe instead of pushing propaganda. And considering how bitter you sound in your replies especially towards south westerners and Igbo's, its portrays the poor social relation of a Fúlani man. Thats why u hear of farmer herders crisis. Work on your social relation first before propaganda it would go a long way compared to what you typed here.

Minsk24:
With this Buhari regime, the anti_fulani sentiment is very high.. The northern minority tribes will rise up one day to the menace of the Fulani...
FULANI IS THE PROBLEM OF NIGERIA

myobjective:
It will be duplicitous to say that Fulanis are the problem. Yes some elements in the Fulani communities are criminals! Yes Buhari's government hasn't handled the issues of criminality, insecurities ad terrorism well but to say affirmatively that the Fulani is Nigeria problem is borderline insanity.

Arrewa:
keep the hatred you have for the Fulanis for yourself.

Hausafulani is here... It's too late to divide the US!

Asking Hausas to reject Fulanis or Fulanis rejecting Hausas is like an outsider asking you to reject your relative.

There's no family that has no fulani or Hausa blood in the northern family.

I know that you're strongly jealous of our unity in the north

Arrewa:
HausaFulani is a term unique to Nigeria which collectively refers to the Hausa and Fulani as a people. The two are grouped together because since the Islamic revolution of Usman Danfodiyo their culture have become even more intertwined within Nigeria.

Hausafulani As the name suggests, the Hausa/Fulani are two ethnic groups which were formerly distinct but are now for all practical purposes intermixed to the extent of being regarded as one inseparable ethnic nation.

Although found throughout the grassland belt of West Africa, the bulk of the Hausa/Fulani population is concentrated in Northern Nigeria especially in and around the urban centres of Sokoto, Kano and Katsina which were important market centres on the southern section of the trans-Saharan caravan trade routes in the past.

The Hausa had established well organised city states before the advent of the Fulani. These states included Katsina, Daura, Kano Zazzau (Zaria), Biram and Gobir. Some of these were conquered and re-established by the Fulani. A few other kingdoms such as Katagum, Hadejia and Gombe were founded.

The coming of the Fulani into Hausaland resulted in significant changes in the area. They brought the full force of Islam which became a great factor of social life and culture. In education, dress, taste and outlook, the Hausa and their Fulani conquerors became part of the Islamic culture world. This influence remains till today.
Many Hausa people continue to be subsistence farmers, with a few practising mixed farming. Others are skilled craftsmen, such as leather workers.

The Fulani on the other hand comprise’ ruling dynasties, semi-sedentary farmers, settled farmers and herders but in the main pastoralists.
Today, Hausa/Fulani influence has spread over much of the culture in Northern Nigeria where the Hausa language has become important.

Arrewa:
HausaFulani is a term unique to Nigeria which collectively refers to the Hausa and Fulani as a people. The two are grouped together because since the Islamic revolution of Usman Danfodiyo their culture have become even more intertwined within Nigeria.

Hausafulani As the name suggests, the Hausa/Fulani are two ethnic groups which were formerly distinct but are now for all practical purposes intermixed to the extent of being regarded as one inseparable ethnic nation.

Although found throughout the grassland belt of West Africa, the bulk of the Hausa/Fulani population is concentrated in Northern Nigeria especially in and around the urban centres of Sokoto, Kano and Katsina which were important market centres on the southern section of the trans-Saharan caravan trade routes in the past.

The Hausa had established well organised city states before the advent of the Fulani. These states included Katsina, Daura, Kano Zazzau (Zaria), Biram and Gobir. Some of these were conquered and re-established by the Fulani. A few other kingdoms such as Katagum, Hadejia and Gombe were founded.

The coming of the Fulani into Hausaland resulted in significant changes in the area. They brought the full force of Islam which became a great factor of social life and culture. In education, dress, taste and outlook, the Hausa and their Fulani conquerors became part of the Islamic culture world. This influence remains till today.
Many Hausa people continue to be subsistence farmers, with a few practising mixed farming. Others are skilled craftsmen, such as leather workers.

The Fulani on the other hand comprise’ ruling dynasties, semi-sedentary farmers, settled farmers and herders but in the main pastoralists.
Today, Hausa/Fulani influence has spread over much of the culture in Northern Nigeria where the Hausa language has become important.

Arrewa:
HausaFulani is a term unique to Nigeria which collectively refers to the Hausa and Fulani as a people. The two are grouped together because since the Islamic TERRORISTIC revolution & WIPEOUT of HAUSA by Usman Danfodiyo their culture have become even more intertwined within Nigeria.

Hausafulani As the name suggests, the Hausa/Fulani are two ethnic groups which were formerly distinct but are now for all practical purposes intermixed to the extent of being regarded as one inseparable ethnic nation.

Although found throughout the grassland belt of West Africa, the bulk of the Hausa/Fulani population is concentrated in Northern Nigeria especially in and around the urban centres of Sokoto, Kano and Katsina which were important market centres on the southern section of the trans-Saharan caravan trade routes in the past.

The Hausa had established well organised city states before the advent of the Fulani. These states included Katsina, Daura, Kano Zazzau (Zaria), Biram and Gobir. Some of these were conquered and re-established by the Fulani. A few other kingdoms such as Katagum, Hadejia and Gombe were founded.

The coming of the Fulani into Hausaland resulted in significant changes in the area. They brought the full force of Islam which became a great factor of social life and culture. In education, dress, taste and outlook, the Hausa and their Fulani conquerors became part of the Islamic culture world. This influence remains till today.
Many Hausa people continue to be subsistence farmers, with a few practising mixed farming. Others are skilled craftsmen, such as leather workers.

The Fulani on the other hand comprise’ ruling dynasties, semi-sedentary farmers, settled farmers and herders but in the main pastoralists.
Today, Hausa/Fulani influence has spread over much of the culture in Northern Nigeria where the Hausa language has become important.

Arrewa:
[s]For those saying that fulani are foreigners!!

We all originated from somewhere!

Yorubas believe they originatefd from Egypt!

Hausa believe to have originated from Baghdad

We the Fulanis traced our origin to Futa D'Jallon in Guinea

Igbos claim to have come from Isreal which has been refuted by Israeli Achealogists!

Some claim that they originatrd from aguleri while some claim they originated from Enuguukwu.

But the fact is... We all originated from somewhere!

We the Fulanis are proud to be able to know where we originated from[/s]

imhotep:
Reject sai babarism.


Cc lzaa afamed yarimo

Aketi2:
There is nothing like Hausafulani. What we have is Hausa or Fulani. Uthman Dan Fodio was a terrorist that used terrorism (Jihad) to take over the lands of the Hausas.

Arrewa:
keep the hatred you have for the Fulanis for yourself.

Hausafulani is here... It's too late to divide the US!

Asking Hausas to reject Fulanis or Fulanis rejecting Hausas is like an outsider asking you to reject your relative.

There's no family that has no fulani or Hausa blood in the northern family.

I know that you're strongly jealous of our unity in the north

Arrewa:
Religion played a significant role in uniting the north.

We are collectively developing our region