Brijet:
Dear brother,i will advise u 2 move on,nd be more steadfast in the Lord,He will surely give u ur missing rib

In mountainous terrains old civilizations settled in valleys. The mountain sides provide natural shield of defense against enemy attack. Similarly in flatlands, in ancient times, people settled on hilltops to get advantage against enemy attack.

nduchucks:


Come o, are we discussing the Songhai empire ni, abi we are talking of modern day Nigeria? Which natural fort of defense are you talking about? Do you realize that we no longer need to protect our cities with walls like those which protected Zazzau and that our dear nation is called Nigeria?

I would love to hear what ideas you have to help us bring order into our politics, particularly as we head into 2015 political turf battles.

DuduNegro:
As I said in last post, the North is open to political influence. A dichotomy of power exist in the North. Amongst the two flag bearers of the Northern caucus the Fulani is more dynamic and therefore will represent one leg of the two left to complete the three-legged political tripod we need to reinstate order into the chaotic government.

This will mean the death of Hausa politics in Nigeria! Before I continue, I'd like to weigh the significant advantage to the North if the Hausa/Fulani label is not killed.

1. A displacement is created in the South everytime there is reference to Hausa/Fulani. This displacement gives an apparition of a people more numbered in population than is the fact. The combination seem to suggest that we are dealing with two different or distinct ethnic people when in actuality they are both represented as a united political front. Therefore, it matters not what their different ethnic or cultural interests is, politically they are homogeneous and must thus be properly tagged as ONE on all issues political!

2. This displacement also dilutes the Southern political representation and quota at the centre of government, shortchanging the South in a 2:1 ratio in favor of the so called Hausa/Fulani banner.

It is worth emphasizing again that there are only two political fronts in the North, Fulani and Kanuri, with the former more dominant.

Next I will talk about the Middle Niger and Middle Benue states and their orientation with the North.

. . . more to come.

yomalex:
Limpopo.




I was like what is this guy saying the first time I heard it.




Lim po po as in Lim po po.



is it not supposed to be the name of a river ?






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oduaboy1:
How many people listen to christain songs in nigeria?

VillageBoi:

Actually of all the films he asked about 'Her' beats every single one of them by miles!

Jayboy124:
Her is actually the best film in that list by far. But are not the kinda films we are used to in Nigeria.

I'll rate Her 7/10.

XketchDesigns:

I believe the acting will be intense and amazing but charlie, I don't just buy the idea of dating computer! It just plain silly and I can't enjoy a movie that I believe is silly.

VillageBoi:

Actually the idea is pretty realistic considering the age we live in.

The film 'Her' is not a weird concept at all and is quite a possibility in the future.

Anyway shaa, you don't like the idea and that is no big deal... each to their own. But it is a very good film.

CNNg:
Of all time?

Rexphobia:
wire myself

Fulaman198:

You just contradicted what you said by linking Fulani people in the desert although these look like Rimaïbe

Fulaman198:

Our brethren in Niger and Mali eat the usual Fulani diet yet they live in a very dry region....

Ipledge: You know say anything combination of igbo, and yoruba is always mad