Politics › Re: Senate Responds To Bakare’s Attack On Buhari, Insists President Has Not Failed by TheFreeOne: 1:22pm On Jan 16, 2018*. Modified: 1:53pm On Jan 16, 2018 |
Really  Which Buhari is he referring to? The deceitful dullardin.ho we all know or which one? Not sure this senator knows the man Bakare is talking about. Mod: Seun wehdone o so Dullad.inho automatically changes to president Buhari now? |
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen: We Must Live As One - IGP Idris Says by TheFreeOne: 12:14pm On Jan 16, 2018*. Modified: 1:16pm On Jan 16, 2018 |
Unity and peace can only be possible when there's justice.
A society where corrupt politicians walks free whilst those who steals chicken due to hunger languish in prisons. Where BH terrorists are being released back into the society without prosecution cos some people claimed they've become born again despite killing thousands. Where a group agitating for secession are labelled terrorists while Fulani herdsmen militias terrorists that has killed thousands are treated with kids gloves. Where fiscal federalism/restructuring that should be the basis of our development is disdained cos some prefer to feed fat on oil resources. Where VAT from alcohol is being shared to states who practice sharia. They'll never considers such as haram. Where the security architecture of the country is in the grip of a particular region. Where the region that lays the golden egg is neglected and is left to crude oil pollution. Can our leaders sincerely say there's justice in this faulty political structure called Nigeria  |
Politics › Re: Fani Kayode Slams CNN Over Herdsmen Attack by TheFreeOne: 11:33am On Jan 16, 2018 |
tesppidd: ethnic cleansing by who? let me guess: by buhari abi?
at least Fani Kayode still has some worshippers in nigeria. they are being ĺed by cocaine adolteratd logic.
the same massacres happened during obasanjo and goodluck jonathan.
then it wasn't ethnic cleansing, it was famers and herdsmen clash i guess.
idiots everywhere I look. We are talking about Buhari regime now and such massacres would have been condemned under Buhari/Gej administration except you think it's justified under Buhari. Buhari lackadaisical attitude towards bringing to book Fulani herdsmen murderous rampage makes him culpable cos the buck stops at his table as the C-in-C. As per idiots everywhere I believe you must have seen your family 1st when you woke up this morning.  |
Politics › Re: Fashola Cancels Dangote’s Power Concession Deal Over Millions In Unpaid Debt by TheFreeOne: 10:10am On Jan 16, 2018 |
He informed the President that going ahead with the concession would affect the stability, optimization and continued expansion of the national grid, which, in turn, will affect communication in the country generally. Good move by Fashola. We don't want more wahala in that sector cos there's enough already. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Many Feared Dead, Kidnapped In Adamawa As Boko Haram Strikes Again by TheFreeOne: 9:59am On Jan 16, 2018 |
MBuhariGCFR: it is well Bro let's be realistic it is not well. Naija is gradually becoming the no. 1 killing field courtesy of Fulani militia terrorists herdsmen, BH, kidnappers e.t.c and all the leaders do is politicking and blame games. If care is not taken anarchy may overtake the country. |
Politics › Re: BREAKING: Many Feared Dead, Kidnapped In Adamawa As Boko Haram Strikes Again by TheFreeOne: 9:51am On Jan 16, 2018 |
“We want President Buhari to visit us and see the horrible scenario being meted on our communities,’’ he said. This dude must be joking. Like a nairalander said Buboo don't visit victims it is the victims that pays him visits. |
Politics › Re: Fani Kayode Slams CNN Over Herdsmen Attack by TheFreeOne: 9:45am On Jan 16, 2018 |
dat9jaguy: The first 9 posters on this thread are examples of people corrupt politicians use in this country.
You think you are doing somebody,i dey pity una.
In politics learn to do your own thinking and intelligent analysis instead of using yourselves as foot soldiers for corrupt politicians.
Back to the topic,just what exactly is the crisis about if not farmers and fulani herdsmen fighting over land (to graze,to serve as cattle routes,and to farm). If you are intelligent enough you would have realised what is happening in the middle belt is beyond two fighting but ethnic cleansing by Fulani militia terrorist herdsmen. Over 70 people including children and pregnant women were massacred and you are talking nonsense here. And you think there wont be casualties on the herdsmen side if it were to be face to face two fighting as you claimed? People were taken unawares and some killed whilst sleeping and all you've got to say is rubbish. So in the light if this who's the one with a non functional medulla if not you  |
Celebrities › Re: Davido & His Girlfriend, Chioma Avril Rowland At Owerri Club (Photos) by TheFreeOne: 9:13am On Jan 16, 2018*. Modified: 9:33am On Jan 16, 2018 |
1st PiC like
Davido: Baby truly I'm doing all this because I love you Na
Chioma: Abeggi leave dat thing. Na today abi Na me go be the last baby mama? Mscheww
2nd Picture like. Davido called a friend
Davido: Ebuka after all my coding chi baby no wan open Jerusalem o
Ebuka: Nna bros take it easy spend more, shower her with more gifts to convince her you are the real G with 30b for account and Jerusalem will automatically open by itself |
Politics › Re: Fani Kayode Slams CNN Over Herdsmen Attack by TheFreeOne: 8:38am On Jan 16, 2018 |
Donald Trump is right about Compromised News Network alias Fake News. |
Politics › Re: Efcc’s Attempt To Arrest Abba Kyari Sparks Panic In Aso Rock - Sahara Reporters by TheFreeOne: 12:00am On Jan 16, 2018 |
Throwback: If true, it would have been a great occurrence that could have insignificantly redeemed the battered and unsalvageable image of this disgraceful Buhari regime. Cat's-paws are rarely thrown under the bus. So I don't believe this story cos even those caught red handed with evidences haven't been punished so it's likely an 'engineered' distraction. |
Politics › Re: DSS Tries To Arrest Pastor Isa Elbuba Over His Video On Buhari, Fulani Herdsmen by TheFreeOne: 11:46pm On Jan 15, 2018*. Modified: 12:02am On Jan 16, 2018 |
valentineuwakwe: if these is true what kind of country are we...,is these the kind of Nigerian our said founding fathers dreamt of? these DSS are overstepping their bounds ooo..someone should please read out the constitutional role of the DSS..my mum told me he used these same DSS well well as a military president and now again, what arrant, stupendious, irresponsive, callous, babrious element of...infact make i park well before them come trace and pick me up my own..... They hurriedly told nigerians they found some Fulani herdsmen dead bodies buried in a SE forest sometime last year. Isn't it time the service used the same speed to unravel those behind Fulani militia terrorists herdsmen killings or are they only after those speaking out against present government manner of handling this issue? The FG should prove Nigerians wrong that they are serious in prosecuting perpetrators of this heinous crime. |
Politics › Re: DSS Tries To Arrest Pastor Isa Elbuba Over His Video On Buhari, Fulani Herdsmen by TheFreeOne: 11:13pm On Jan 15, 2018 |
DAURA SECRET SERVICE doing what they know how to do best. A secret service that don't have intel to foil fulani attacks and other national security concerns but only at the whims and caprices of Fulani militia herdsmen is that one a real security service  These dudes are making mockery of themselves.  |
Politics › Re: Killings: Buhari Vows To Deal With Killer Herdsmen by TheFreeOne: 7:52pm On Jan 15, 2018 |
magoo10: That was how the dullard promised to make $1 equal #1
The only promise he keeps is shooting at unharmed protesters, now that the real terrorist are on the prowl he has not wounded ordinary one person. I won't be surprised he tried to arm-twist the governor to jettison anti grazing and disarming people who are willing to defend themselves against those Fulani militia terrorists. He should arrest and prosecute herdsmen leaders and those responsible for the killings if he's genuinely serious about ending this tribal cleansing. |
Politics › Re: We Have Our Own Breed Of Cow, No One Will Establish Colonies On Our Land-ohanaez by TheFreeOne: 7:32pm On Jan 15, 2018*. Modified: 8:07pm On Jan 15, 2018 |
angels09: Seun lalasticlala Dominique marpol he can not justify ethnic slurs and calling an ethnic group bastards.... No he can't. We need to decisively deal with unruly behaviours to send a clean and clear message of the kind of nairaland we want. I've asked Omenkalives twice where he's from cos no sane Benue indigene will support Fulani herdsmen terrorists like he's been doing but my posts got hidden. He has proven himself to be a blood thirsty Fulani and a dangerous person pretending to be from Benue. |
Politics › Re: Protect Yourselves From Fulani Herdsmen - OPC Leader Tells Yorubas by TheFreeOne: 7:17pm On Jan 15, 2018 |
bloodmoneyspita: don't understand this. He meant religious fanatism makes people sheepish instead of being alert / bold and that Yorubas should not get carried away with religion at the detriment of their people. Most religious people will rather complain and pray than take up arms to protect themselves. Recently we've had traditional leaders claiming to be sons of Jesus and there's a particular young bling bling oba in osun who seems to be more interested in fashion / Islamic religion than traditional belief. Considering recent Fulani herdsmen attacks I think he must be concerned about Yoruba not allowing religion rob them of appropriate decision in tackling Fulani militia terrorists herdsmen if and when the need arise. |
Politics › Re: Killings: Buhari Vows To Deal With Killer Herdsmen by TheFreeOne: 5:30pm On Jan 15, 2018 |
Like I've opined severally life is a Gift that must be protected.
Governors should protect their people against these terrorists cos waiting on a Fulani presidency protection is akin to idiocy.
And those farmers that are prone to herdsmen terrorists attack should arm themselves lest they regret if they survive such or in the hereafter.
Naija is gradually becoming a jungle / killing field under present administration. |
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Politics › Re: BREAKING: No Land For Cattle Colonies In Our State, Benue Leaders Tells Buhari by TheFreeOne: 2:57pm On Jan 15, 2018 |
We likewise do not have 1 hectare for any yeye colony in the southwest.
And I hope the SW/SS/SE responds same way to those evil blood suckers.
Fulani should buy/lease lands for their ranches like every other farmer / businesses in Nigeria cos it's not government owned.
It's time Nigerians put a stop to fulanni minority ethnic group running roughshod over others. |
Politics › Re: Fulani Herdsmen: Nigerians Misunderstood What I Meant By Cattle Colonies – Ogbeh by TheFreeOne: 10:51am On Jan 15, 2018 |
We've got fools and criminals in high places running the affairs of this country...SMH
Is Fulani cattle business now government owned business?
This fulani agenda is DOA no matter what the jihadists in power does and it will be better they create their colonies up north cos any southern governor that tries such nonsense will have his people to contend with.
Ranching is the only sensible and acceptable way for cattle owners across the globe. And it's high time middle beltans and southerners goes into ranching since the blood thirsty Fulanis aren't ready to follow a sane method of cattle business. |
Politics › Re: Miyetti Allah: We Lost 1000 People, 2 Million Cows In Taraba by TheFreeOne: 4:09pm On Jan 14, 2018*. Modified: 5:11pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
Listen to what the Chief of Army Staff said again, "The Nigerian Army would be raising up cattle ranches in such a manner that in almost all the divisions, and all the brigades, cattle will be reared..." What this means is clear the indigenous population will not have to be consulted, they will little or no voice in the matter. This is the aspect of 'conquest' in this whole devious plan that is most repugnant! Please note these Military Ranches (Fulani Herdsmen Colonies) will be established outside the barracks. They will be thriving urban Hausa Fulani centres established on indigenous land. According to the Land Use Act, all land within the Nigerian territory belongs to the Federal Government. This means the forceful acquisition of hundreds of acres of farmland from indigenous farmers and the introduction of a new culture and new way of life. Does this resonate in our history as a people. Perhaps we need to look at that word 'conquest' and why this new colonies might be an age old dream from a forgotten past.
9) AS A RESULT OF THE DEFEAT OF USMAN DAN FODIO'S EMPIRE IN THE HANDS OF BRITAIN. RADICAL MOSLEMS HAVE ALWAYS SEEN NIGERIA AS A CHRISTIAN NATION ADOPTING WESTERN CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLES ON STATECRAFT
Our citizens today need to be acquainted with the history of 19th/ early 20th century Nigeria because echoes of that period resonates powerfully in our polity today. We were not a nation then but the forces of that period is what established the Northern and the Southern Protectorates of Nigeria. We ignore that time at our own peril because a lot of what we are battling in the 21st century have come from that timeline. And a clear understanding of that history will warn our leaders to stay clear of ancient booby traps.
The Jihadist wars of Usman Dan Fodio has remained the biggest single factor that accelerated the growth of Islam in Nigeria. The very word "Hausa Fulani" is a recognition of the conquest of the Hausa States by the Fulani armies of Dan Fodio, hence the hybrid. At the height of the Fulani Empire the Sokoto Caliphate was founded.
According to Wikipedia at its height the Caliphate linked over 30 different emirates and over 10 million people in the most powerful state in its region and one of the most significant empires in Africa in the nineteenth century. The caliphate was a loose confederation of emirates that recognized the suzerainty of the "commander of the faithful", the sultan or caliph. The caliphate brought decades of economic growth throughout the region. An estimated one to 2.5 million non-Muslim slaves were captured during the Fulani War. However, slavery in the Caliphate was not the more common chattel slavery; slaves provided labor for plantations and were provided an opportunity to become Muslims.
However, following the Berlin Conference, the British had expanded into Southern Nigeria, and by 1902 had begun plans to move into the Sokoto Caliphate. British General Frederick Lugard, the son of Christian Christian Missionaries in India, used rivalries between many of the emirs in the south and the central Sokoto administration to prevent any defense as he worked toward the capital. As the British approached the city of Sokoto, the new Sultan Muhammadu Attahiru I organized a quick defense of the city and fought the advancing British-led forces. The British defeated him.
On March 13, 1903 at the grand market square of Sokoto, the Caliphate officially conceded to British Rule. Fredrick Lugard abolished the Caliphate, but retained the title Sultan as a symbolic position in the newly organized Northern Nigeria Protectorate. In June 1903, the British defeated the remaining forces of Attahiru I in Kano and killed him. By 1906 the British were in full control of Northern Nigeria Protectorate and all resistance to it's rule ended.
Perhaps it would be important to include this piece of information as an addendum, the British conquest of the Islamic Caliphate in Northern Nigeria was not executed on religious grounds but was driven by economic forces. The British were keen to rule over the vast territory of Northern Nigeria because of its vast economic potential in agriculture. Britain needed raw materials to feed its industries. The English were also determined to keep the French out. The French at the time had had a massive trading post in modern day Northern Benin Republic. The English were determined the French would not annex Northern Nigeria and the Berlin Conference of 1884 had left the scramble and partition of Northern Nigeria in the hands of whosoever gets there first and the British were determined to claim it.
The influence of the Caliphate stretched from Adamawa in the North East right down to Kwara in South West Northern Central. The relics of Usman Dan Fodio Kingdom are still with us today. We still have the Sultan of Sokoto, who even though is a ceremonial, still wills tremendous power and influence. Today we still have Emirates all over Northern Nigeria, right down to Kwara State.
It has always been said Usman Dan Fodio had an unfinished war, his desire was to take the message of Islam through the Oyo Kingdom down to the coasts. But this territorial ambition was not just stopped by the Yoruba warlike States but any ability of a resurgence was blighted by the British forces led by young Lugard.
I am aware some Northern Radical Moslems still feel bitter about this aspect of our history. Is Buhari attempting to finish what Usman Dan Fodio started, is the question. Are there covert plans towards the Islamic colonisation of Nigeria? What did Buhari mean by this statement, "It is a legal responsibility which God has given us, within the context of one Nigeria, to continue to uphold the practice of Sharia wholeheartedly ... and to educate non-Muslims that they have nothing to fear. What remains for Muslims in Nigeria is for them to redouble their efforts, educate Muslims on the need to promote the full implementation of Sharia law. I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria".Chilling.
10) IF YOU DON'T WANT CATTLE COLONIES OR FULANI HERDSMEN COLONIES IN YOUR STATE THIS IS HOW TO STOP IT
(1) Find out if your State is one of the 16 States to start the project. Put a non violent political pressure on your Governor. Remember you have your voters card you can vote him out!
(2) Call your representatives both in the State and National Assembly and register your deep displeasure. Call on the National Assembly to investigate and debate this new law. The Minister of Agriculture must be invited to give full details of the establishment of these cattle colonies.
(3) Ask your State Government to start its own Cattle farms, this will stop the Federal Government from establishing a cattle colony in your State.
11) THE BEST SOLUTION: BUHARI SHOULD ADOPT BENUE'S ANTI GRAZING LAW
Benue State has offered the Federal Govt the only solution to the Fulani Herdsmen crises in its Bill. The bill provides for the establishment of ranches and livestock administration, regulation and control. According to the lawmakers, the bill will end the protracted war between Benue farmers and herdsmen.
THE BENUE BILL: A BILL PROHIBITING OPEN REARING AND GRAZING OF LIVESTOCK
1) Nobody will be permitted to carry out open grazing outside the permitted ranches.
2) Any person who contravenes this act shall be guilty and upon conviction be sentenced to 5 years imprisonment with a fine of 1 million.
3) Where damage is done to crops, the farm will be evaluated and the manager of the livestock be compelled to pay.
4) Movement of livestock on foot within the state is hereby prohibited.
5) Any person who contravenes this shall be sentenced to one year imprisonment or pay a fine of N500,00
6) Any livestock owner or manager who carries firearms shall be treated under the penal code. All ranchers shall engage the services of security agencies.
7) Any person who rustles cattle shall be sentenced to 5 years imprisonment or pay a fine of N100,000 per cow.
Any livestock wandering shall be impounded by the department of livestock.
9) Any livestock impounded and the owner not found shall be auctioned to the public and the proceeds be deposited into the state consolidated revenue account.
10) They shall be established, a special open prohibition TAX FORCE that will enforce this laws as stipulated.”
Finally let your vote count in 2019 do not be deceived President Buhari is determined to establish these colonies all over Nigeria. There is a Military cantonment in most States of Nigeria. And while I am not against the Army going into ranching, I am wary that Buhari is trying to use the army to perpetrate this great evil on our nation. We salute our Army but we must stop Buhari. Get your PVC ready.
Especially my brothers and sisters in the South West you are the ones that will decide for us if you will allow Buhari continue in this plan, this is not what you bargained for. Your votes will decide where this nation will swing. Thank you.
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Politics › Re: Miyetti Allah: We Lost 1000 People, 2 Million Cows In Taraba by TheFreeOne: 4:09pm On Jan 14, 2018*. Modified: 5:21pm On Jan 14, 2018 |
BUHARI DECIDES TO RESTRUCTURE NIGERIA BY ESTABLISHING FULANI HERDSMEN COLONIES ACROSS THE NATION.
-Ata Ikiddeh
-How he intends to use the military - The unfinished work of Usman Dan Fodio - What the new colonies will look like - How you can stop it - The defeat of the Caliphate and the anger of radical Moslems to this day - Fulani Herdsmen a good excuse to spread sharia
1) INTRO The sun has finally set on Nigeria and as the dial of our national clock is moved back, uncertainty grips the land. Our national leaders who have repeatedly denied our history now seek to blindfold the nation and sneak in the most preposterous agenda ever contrived in this nation. An agenda that would shackle the entire nation under the tyranny of marauding Sahel gangs congregating in colonies across the nation. We must expose it and dismantle it.
These new colonies for Fulani Herdsmen across Nigeria is a grand plan by Buhari to employ the Herdsman conflict as a cover to institute Fulani 19th century imperialism across Nigeria. Buhari hatched the plan two years ago and part of the strategy was to use the Nigerian army to drive the most devious scheme yet. When I saw the news yesterday I couldn't believe it. But what even shocked me the most was the fact that a lot of Nigerians hardly picked it up. The Fulani Herdsmen Colonies is one hundred times more virulent than the Sharia crises in 2000. You must know how it will affect your State, your Local Government Area and your village.
For example, it is possible under the land use act for the Federal Government to acquire indigenous land from Abak local Government in Akwa Ibom State, host to Ibawa Military Cantonment, and establish a host Fulani Herdsmen Permanent Urban Settlement, numbering 3,000 people? I will explain this later.
Read the News Below to Understand What I am Talking About.
2) THE NEWS: BUHARI APPROVES CATTLE COLONIES ( FULANI HERDSMEN COLONIES) FOR NIGERIA: THE Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, Monday, disclosed that everything has been put in place by the Federal Government to establish cattle colonies that would solve the continued herdsmen/farmers conflict in parts of the country. President Buhari Ogbeh made this known during a two day ‘2018 Strategy Retreat’ organised by Synergos for special advisers and directors in the Federal Ministry of Agriculture in Abuja, where he said facilities will be provided to take care of the herdsmen and their cattle, which they (herdsmen) have said if water and grass were provided they would not be moving with their cattle. According to him the cattle colony project will start immediately following the offer of five hectares of land each by 16 states in the country, which also President Muhammadu Buhari has promised to help the ministry with money for the project.
‘On the issue of cattle we have to start immediately, 16 states have given us land to work on. The programme is not going to be cheap. Mr President has personally informed me that if we seek help from him he will give it to us over and above the budget we have, and when that budget is released I plead with all of you to come on board to work hard to achieve results.
(Premium Times) Winifred Ochinyabo, Senior Adviser to the minister on Special Projects and General Duties said the cattle colonies would have social amenities such as good roads, a school for the nomads’ children and health facilities. She said that agro rangers (security personnel) would also be at the colonies to help guard the animals.
3) THESE ARE NOT CATTLE COLONIES, CATTLE DON'T NEED GOOD ROADS, SCHOOLS AND HEALTH CENTRES The statement of Winifred Ochinyabo SA to the minister says it all, "the cattle colonies would have social amenities such as good roads, a school for the nomads’ children and health facilities". It is clear that Buhari's plan is to establish "Towns", permanent new urban centres for Fulani Herdsmen in the middle of indigenous communities. It means Fulani herdsmen regarded as the 4th most deadly terrorist organisation in the world might be moving to a brand new town next to you. This is a group responsible for countless of the murders, kidnappings, car hijackings and the rape of women across the country. It is this same group Buhari intends to reward with new towns across the nation. Has anyone figured out how this herdsmen will live side by side with the indigenous population?
Conceptualising a project of this magnitude is both strange and ridiculous and one wonders if the framers thought it through. However if I am to believe the accusation that Buhari has always had an agenda to islamise Nigeria, then maybe this should come as no surprise. But perhaps we need to examine the truth behind this accusation that has hung over Buhari like an Albatross. One thing i do know Fulani Herdsmen are 100% moslem and they are governed by Sharia Law.
4) THE ISLAMISATION OF NIGERIA & BUHARI Now, because a snake sheds its skin doesn't mean it has given up its poison. This is the bitter truth we face as a nation. We were deceived and Nigeria has walked into a trap.
In 2014 the electorates watched in horror as Tinubu adopted Buhari as the Presidential candidate for the All Progressive Congress. The same Tinubu will have to explain to the Yoruba people how new Fulani Herdsmen Colonies might soon be springing up in Ondo, Ogun, Osun Ekiti, Oyo and Lagos State. When Buhari won the primaries, panic like wild fire spread among those who knew the man's antecedent. Many things were said about him and people thought it was propaganda but now everyone can see what sounded like ridiculous propaganda was actually the truth.
They say a Leopard who wants to change his spots must wait for the darkness. But with Buhari not even the twilight can conceal the scales on his back. This man is either the most ignorant or the most dangerous man to ever lead our nation, or his both.
Now in the light of the Hausa Fulani colonies read the report below.
5) THE REPORT News24 27/8/01
Buhari Calls For 'total' Sharia In Nigeria 2001-08-27 21:32 Lagos - A former military ruler of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, has called for the introduction of 'total' Islamic law across the country, reports said on Monday.
Buhari, who ruled Nigeria from a coup in December 1983 to his ouster in 1985, told a seminar in Kaduna, northern Nigeria, at the weekend that the strict Islamic law code known as the Sharia should be introduced in full across Nigeria.
"I will continue to show openly and inside me the total commitment to the Sharia movement that is sweeping all over Nigeria," Buhari said, quoted in press reports.
"God willing, we will not stop the agitation for the total implementation of the Sharia in the country," Buhari said.
Northern Nigeria is mainly Muslim but southern Nigeria is mainly Christian and has led criticism of the introduction of Islamic law in a dozen northern states in the past 18 months.
Africa's most populous country has been shaken repeatedly in the past by religious unrest. In February 2000 between 2 000 and 3 000 people were killed by Christian-Muslim riots in Kaduna over the introduction of Sharia.
Call for Sharia across the country
Buhari's comments were interpreted by the southern-based papers as a call for the imposition of Sharia all across the country, even in the mainly Christian south.
"Buhari calls for Sharia in all states," was the headline of the respected newspaper The Guardian.
Buhari's comments were defended by supporters as simply a call for the full implementation of Sharia in areas where Muslims predominated.
But the comments are the second by Buhari that have courted controversy after he called earlier this year for Muslims to vote at the next presidential elections only for someone who would defend their faith.
This was criticised by the press as a call for voting along religious lines, as well as an attack on the current president, Olusegun Obasanjo, who is a Christian.
Buhari made the latest comments at a seminar organised by the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria, a newly set up body attended by northern state governments and Islamic scholars.
"It is a legal responsibility which God has given us, within the context of one Nigeria, to continue to uphold the practice of Sharia wholeheartedly ... and to educate non-Muslims that they have nothing to fear," he said.
"What remains for Muslims in Nigeria is for them to redouble their efforts, educate Muslims on the need to promote the full implementation of Sharia law," he went on. - AFP
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Buhari was never called to answer to the accusation of Islamisation. Unfortunately the excitement of Change swept Nigerians off their feet, they saw in him a deliverer a man who was like the masses. How mistaken were they.
One wonders if the sudden unbridled violence perpetrated on Christian farmers by Fulani Herdsmen is not a ploy to serve a desperate nation with the dish of Fulani colonisation. Give them colonies and the violence will stop in Benue. But we are not just talking about Benue but everywhere their cold hands of death, terror and mutilation have touched - that includes Enugu, Cross River, Ekiti, Ondo, Akwa Ibom, Edo, Rivers, Bayelsa, Taraba, Ogun, Plateau, Abia, Niger , Yobe, Adamawa, Kaduna and Anambra States. Therefore next to these terrorised States are going to be Fulani Herdsmen New Urban Centres - Towns called 'Colonies'. Perhaps we need examine that word, "Colony".
6) WHAT IS A COLONY? I have decided not make any assumptions, Nigeria was once a colony of Britain, but what is the technical meaning of the word colony because it would help us understand what the framers of the Fulani Herdsmen colonies have in mind. "In politics and history, a colony is a territory under the immediate political control of a state, distinct from the home territory of the sovereign. For colonies in antiquity, city-states would often found their own colonies.
The metropolitan state is the state that rules the colony. In Ancient Greece, the city that founded a colony was known as the metropolis. "Mother country" is a reference to the metropolitan state from the point of view of citizens who live in its colony. There is a United Nations list of Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Unlike a puppet state or satellite state, a colony has no independent international representation, and its top-level administration is under direct control of the metropolitan state. The term informal colony is used by some historians to refer to a country under the de facto control of another state, although this term is often contentious.
The word "colony" comes from the Latin word colōnia. This in turn derives from the word colōnus, which means colonist but also implies a farmer.
Roman colonies first appeared when the Romans CONQUERED neighbouring Italic peoples. These were small farming settlements that appeared when the Romans had subdued an enemy in war. A colony could take many forms, as " a trade outpost or a military base in enemy territory". Its original definition as a settlement created by people migrating from a central region to an outlying one became the modern definition" - Wikipedia
Fellow Nigerians here is what I have discovered -
a) - All colonies have a metropolis or a mother country, an extension of the central territory. My question - what will be the central territory of the Fulani Herdsmen colonies? Is it the Federal Government? If the Governor of Kaduna State has already admitted that most of these armed Fulani Herdsmen are foreigners why are we giving them permanent residency status within our borders, is this not a grave security risk? What will be the relationship between the indigenous population and these new colonies ? Already it appears these colonies will be independent off the States and the local authority. Where there are conflicts and disputes between the two what laws are they going to be governed by, is it Sharia?
b) - Colonies operate in conquered territories. Are we then to accept that where these Fulani Herdsmen colonies are going to be established are conquered territories. Is this why the army is being used to establish this colonies?
c) - Colonies are traditionally trading outposts or military bases. The Hausa Fulani Colonies will be both trading outposts and military bases. Let me expose to you Buhari's plan. It was a plan he came up with 2 yrs ago but a lot of you might have missed it in the news. It is called MILITARY CATTLE RANCHES and it will dovetail with Fulani Herdsmen Colonies.
7) MILITARY CATTLE RANCHES Dec 2016 ( Vanguard )
News Report
The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai has said that the Nigerian Army would be raising up cattle ranches in such a manner that in almost all the divisions, and all the brigades, cattle will be reared. Buratai who was represented by the Chief of Army Logistics, Major General Patrick Akem, stated this on Tuesday at the Commissioning of Mogadishu Cantonment New Mammy Market (former Abacha Barracks), Abuja. The Army Chief disclosed that in keeping up with modern cattle rearing tradition, he sent officers of the Army to Argentina to look at how cattle were reared. “Argentina has a population of 41 million people, but it feeds about 400 million people around the world with its beef.
To take it to the next level, we want to adopt a system where the cattle are not just free ranging coming from Sokoto to Port Harcourt, thereby making their meat tough to eat, the products will soon be coming from our own farms and ranches,” Buratai said. He noted that he has created the Barrack Investment Initiative as platform that affords Army family members the opportunity of raising up fishing ponds, vegetable gardens, fruits, livestock, chicken and their eggs.
According to him, the intention of the Nigerian Army was not just to secure the country, but to contribute in growing the economy of the nation. He added: “We want to tell our wives that they can live beyond the salaries of their husbands, so we are trying to empower the women in the barracks to be able to form co-operatives, so as to access loans and to a large extent be able to fend for themselves and their families, even without the salaries of their husbands.
MILITARY OFFICERS SENT ON TRAINING TO STUDY CATTLE RANCHING ( The cable Dec 20, 2016)
Tukur Buratai, chief of army staff, says some army officers have been sent to Argentina to learn cattle rearing.
Speaking at the launch of Mogadishu cantonment mammy market in Abuja on Tuesday, Buratai, who was represented by Patrick Akem, chief of army logistics, said the army would set up cattle ranches in all its divisions.
A statement issued by PRNigeria quoted Buratai as saying that in keeping with modern cattle-rearing tradition, he sent “officers of the army to Argentina to look at how cattle are reared”.
MILITARY RANCHES OR FULANI HERDSMEN COLONIES
It would appear from the foregoing that the military officers that went on these training in Argentina have slipped back into the country unnoticed and they will soon have to put their training in good use. The primary duty of a military officer is not animal husbandry. Therefore I presume the military officers will take managerial roles. They will need farm hands to feed and water the thousands of cattle under their care and who else will they employ if not Fulani Herdsmen. The Military Cattle Ranches are an extension of the military barracks, but will not be within the walls of the Barracks.
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Politics › Re: Wole Soyinka speaks on Blame Passing and actions of Socia Media Automated Mumus by TheFreeOne: 9:42pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
IamaNigerianGuy: Let me school you.
Democracy is like a fuse. When the lights go out, you change it. Soyinka threw his weight behind Buhari in recognition of the drift into disaster that Jonathan represented. I hate Buhari as much as the next man but continuing with Jonathan at that time would have been a national show of stupidity.
Buhari has certainly failed, but that is not the fault of his erstwhile supporters. Where we the voting citizens would fail would be if we were to continue blindly supporting Buhari .
Finally, to those of you asking why Soyinka has not spoken out against the Buhari - he just did. School me indeed. If some of you guys that voted Buhari are intelligent and not fraudulent you would have check his record / history to know he's always a 'bad market' when it comes to governance. For Soyinka to have bought into Sai baba hogwash says much after all he said about same man years back. So you are the one with half education (abo eko) regarding buhari and like you mentioned the lights are gradually going out on this administration cos they've burned the fuse  |
Politics › Re: Why Nigeria Has Been Difficult For Buhari To Govern — MURIC by TheFreeOne: 8:58pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
MURIC is gradually becoming an arm of the presidency with their blame games and excuses  The earlier Buhari apologists accept that he has failed the better. He will fare better in a mosque as an imam than as a president of our diverse country |
Politics › Re: Wole Soyinka speaks on Blame Passing and actions of Socia Media Automated Mumus by TheFreeOne: 8:37pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
Soyinka should save us his grammars and apologize to Nigerians for supporting the most evil government in our history. A government under whose watch incompetency, bigotry, nepotism, suicides, selling of children by their parents to survive harsh economy, incessant killings by Fulani militia terrorists, extrajudicial killings by the army has become a way of life. The silence from his likes in the face of glaring injustices has portrayed them to be hypocrites. And is he not part of the mumus that supported the election of Buhari in 2015  |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Reacts, Rubbishes Buhari’s 17 Outstanding Achievements In 2017 by TheFreeOne: 6:13pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
Reno giving it hot to Buhari/APC back2back  Imagine counting exiting recession that happened under APC as an achievement  These incompetent mofos truly got jokes  And stabilizing the naira  Chai.. I don die  |
Politics › Re: Illegal Fuel Subsidy Payment: Opposition Youths Tackle Buhari by TheFreeOne: 4:56pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
TonyeBarcanista: Well, I didn't just return to PDP, we were asked to return, and we played role in the National Convention.
In fact, I served as a member of the Convention Committee  Ask to return indeed  Anyway let's not derail the thread. At least you are learning the political rope and I hope your interests will be for the benefit of the people and not personal hustle for the national cake. Though i am not a fan of present known contenders for 2019 but I hope your party will present a credible candidate that can send that incompetent herdsman back to Daura. |
Politics › Re: Illegal Fuel Subsidy Payment: Opposition Youths Tackle Buhari by TheFreeOne: 4:39pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
TonyeBarcanista: Are you asking a question or you are making statement? Both. You've been a member of APC, PDP and APDA and now back to PDP. I hope aren't one of those accusing Atiku of political prostitution.  Remember my previous advise? As a politician in the making Learn to be discreet in your assertions. I wish you best of luck in your political career.
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Politics › Re: Illegal Fuel Subsidy Payment: Opposition Youths Tackle Buhari by TheFreeOne: 4:13pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
TonyeBarcanista: The same Barcanista of APC... Haa... Tonye you've gone back to your vomit  Or am I missing something? |
Politics › Re: Illegal Fuel Subsidy Payment: Opposition Youths Tackle Buhari by TheFreeOne: 4:02pm On Dec 30, 2017 |
The youths under the aegis of Peoples Democratic Party National Youth League (PDPNYL) in a statement signed by its National Coordinator, Inioribo Tamunotonye and Publicity Secretary Zainab Al’Amin Is this same Tonyebarcanista of APDA  This administration should deregulate fully if they so desires instead of lying and playing on the intelligence of Nigerians. Anyway we are waiting for NASS decision when they resume plenary after the holidays. |
Politics › Re: Buhari Appoints 3 Dead Men As Board Members: Francis Okpozo, Christopher Utov by TheFreeOne: 10:59am On Dec 30, 2017 |
These are the real ghost workers  A brain cripple appointing the dead to head the living whilst BMC zombies only gets 30k despite practically residing on social media to defend sai baba mis-goverrnance 24/7  This APC government is a disgrace to governance. Zombies in the house, is it PDP that inserted dead people into the list of these appointees  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: JER-USA-LEM Embassy by TheFreeOne: 5:08pm On Dec 23, 2017 |
Their money their decision. And the UN vote doesn't change anything cos it's not binding.
It's about time countries stop going cap in hand begging for aid from the US most especially our corrupt, greedy and incompetent African stooges leaders.
International politics is all about interests and diplomacy and Trump has said it during his campaigns that his major concern is AMERICA FIRST.
In my own opinion Nigeria should have abstained from voting but the religious bigotry of our current leaders took the best of them. |