₦airaland Forum

flokii:
You lie.. Zik had the full support of Igbos and was infact pushing an Igbo agenda at the time. If not why didn't any Igbo man come out to condemn his actions?
Instead they were busy filling themselves into top positions in governmemt as if they were the only tribe existing.

Even after the coup that killed Ahmadu Bello.. Igbos were still the ones jubiliting all over the North that led to their brtual killing and massacre.

In 2015, Igbos supported Atiku, a Fulani against Buhari his Fulani brother so what is all the fuss and noise about?

Idiko1:
What Yoruba and you always termed as truth is a mere fallacy concocted by Yoruba.

ImmaculateJOE:
It's same coalition that Zik had with Ahmadu Bello and 7years after Nigeria went on a civil war..
Now history is about to be repeated.

Racoon:
Sarrki!

Mariangeles:
Your outrageous post/comments do not deserve it!

ImmaculateJOE:
First of all.. You should say Zik handed over power to the Fulanis and not Igbos.
Secondly, as an individual and Igbo man, I accept wholeheartedly that Nnamdi Azikiwe is faulty for aligning with Fulani instead of the progressive Yorubas..

But why did the Yorubas repeated same mistake in 2015 even when the man(GEJ) at the center is a neutral man between Igbos and Yorubas.

Does two wrongs make a right?

ImmaculateJOE:
First of all.. You should say Zik handed over power to the Fulanis and not Igbos.
Secondly, as an individual and Igbo man, I accept wholeheartedly that Nnamdi Azikiwe is faulty for aligning with Fulani instead of the progressive Yorubas..

But why did the Yorubas repeated same mistake in 2015 even when the man(GEJ) at the center is a neutral man between Igbos and Yorubas.

Does two wrongs make a right?

InaNla:
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All those who supported the terrorist in Aso
Rock will be fish out by karma in the fullness of time.

Mariangeles:
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Liar!

funkekemi:
this thread reeks of Islam .

flokii:
Same thing the topic is saying.. Igbos like Azikiwe sold us out to Fulani not British like they erroneously believe.

Igbos shouldn't be crying cos it's what they've always wanted, for Fulanis to be in control.

Emergingnation:
Typical Yoruba muslim ! Is the Yorubas not killing Fulani's and Hausas in their land, Hypocrised...

OfoIgbo:
People should tell these Fulani terrorists to stop killing people.

Today they kill non-Fulanis. Tomorrow they kill fellow Fulanis.
All because the UK is considering granting IPOP and MASSOB asylum. Something that both organisations have rejected

Fulanis should end this cycle of massacring people

Valkan:
Esn don't kill kids

InaNla:
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Stop posting FAKE NEWS!

FarahAideed:
I never said they were killed by Igbos ..I only told you it was a Fulani family that was killed but the killers have not been determined...Trust me this is between Fulanis

FarahAideed:
Probably killed by their fellow Fulanis ..people don't know that herders always attack one another as training

Alhaji Suleiman Yakubu is the National President Gan Allah Fulani Development Association of Nigeria, who lives in Osogbo, Osun State. In this interview, he explained how a family of 19 Fulani herders were recently killed by militants suspected to be members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) at Igbariam village of Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State.

How did you learn of the incident in Anambra State?

I was called in the wee hours of Monday, April 26 that the house of Ibrahim Medium was attacked and 19 of his family members were killed including him. The gory event occurred on Sunday night so I was called around 2 am on Monday that IPOB members attacked the house. It was only one person who escaped. I was called because Ibrahim was married to my wife’s younger sister. The wife was not at home when the attack occurred. There were 20 people in the household and the attackers killed 19. The person who escaped went out to get something before the attackers stormed the house.

He was on his way back home when he heard voices from the house and he hid somewhere. When the attackers left, he went on to discover that all of them were killed. Also, calves belonging to the family were mutilated. They were secured in confinement and did not pose any danger to the attackers but still, they were killed. The other cows were killed in large numbers.

What is the atmosphere like now?

I just spoke with a big personality there. He told me that the family of the women killed would find it hard to forgive the attackers. However, on our part, we are trying our best to look into how we can pacify their anger. But the act is despicable.

How many women were killed?

They killed nine women, six children, an elderly man (Ibrahim) and three adult males. Ibrahim had been living in the place for a long time.

Did you report the case to security agencies?

Yes, we did but we have not heard anything from them yet.

What is the situation of the Fulani there now?

There is tension among the Fulani due to what has been playing out in the South East. Even though some of them feel that if some people were asked to leave, they will not be included due to the years they had spent in the place. Over time, they have mingled and assimilated with the ways of the indigenes but now they have been condemned and no one knows who is next. Every Fulani in the state is now living in fear and most of them have left.

The man who was killed, Ibrahim Medium, has he lived there for long?

Yes. He used to say it proudly that he is safe and will not be chased away from the area because of how long he had lived there. Before his death, he saw himself as one of the indigenes of the place. He had been there since he was 25 years old.

afube:
sad really ! you change the tune at the dying minutes of his regime, where were you when Fulanis were massacring people all over the country,.....remember the 1000 people slaughtered on Xmas day in Agatu? your wailing started too late...the slaves have rebelled, the hunter has become the hunted. sad really, it could have been different if Fulanis had been more reasonable about discussing Nigeria on the round table................give and take!!!

Buderi Isiya, the most wanted bandits terrorizing Kaduna State, is still at large despite rigorous manhunt by security forces.

DAILY NIGERIAN gathered that Buderi, who is in his late 20s, has a large contingent of fighters in his command as well as heavy firepower.

Buderi also has close operational ties with Zamfara bandits’ leader, Dogo Gide, who controls the southern part of the Zamfara forest. Dogo Gide was the one who shot the famous bandit leader, Buharin Daji, in March 2018.

Security sources in Abuja told this newspaper that Buderi is currently holding 29 students of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanization, Afaka, who were abducted on March 11.

“If you look at the video he released, you will hear him ordering the victims to speak so that ransom would be paid on time,” said a source who preferred anonymity.

Operating along Igabi-Giwa axis and forests in Chikun, Buderi is one of the most ruthless bandits in the state.

Leading over 100 well-armed fighters astride motorcycles, Buderi carried out many daring attacks in Kaduna communities.

“Buderi killed many security agents and civilians. Last year his gang killed four policemen. He buys arms and ammunition to maintain his primacy. He is very ruthless and deadly.

“He has thousands of cattle scattered in different locations of the state. He also controls a number of camps, which they call ‘daba’,” said the source.

According to the source, he is responsible for over 50 percent of kidnappings and cattle rustling taking place in Kaduna.

helinues:
But our leaders seem not to be concerned about the insecurity in the country