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Politics › Re: Avengers Issue 14day Ultimatum 2 IBB, OBJ, Danjuma, Atiku Others 2 Vacate Else.. by Yujin(m): 3:34pm On May 12, 2016
This is the real deal. Cripple all the oil installations and bring Nigeria to her knees. Unless men are willing to face their oppressors eye ball to eye ball, change will never come. I didn't want to say this but I'll have to say it. Take note of it for it will come to pass. Our fellow southerners- the Yorubas could have supported the other southerners so that we can reach out to the middle belt and with them we can effectively clip the wings of the 'born to rules' but they refused. The SE has been crying same as the SS but the SW wouldn't see reasons with them to correct the faulty structure in Nigeria. They thought they were smarter by going into alliance with the general oppressors. They reason that they will be immuned from any fracas that might come up but they are wrong. In fact they are the most vulnerable of all. The Hausa/fulanis are never people to be allied with in any sincere venture because non of their ventures have ever been sincere. They are oppressors right from time and it will take them a big military defeat to cure their high sense of oppression. Let me stop here.
Politics › Re: What Now Happens To The Allocation For Subsidy In The Budget? by Yujin(m): 12:32pm On May 12, 2016
Lol. The hypocrites will never talk because they fear their God- buhari. Shuffering and shmilling! All my predictions about this Nigeria will come to pass. She will collapse under the weight of her numerous crimes. Just a word to the innocent people caught up in Nigeria's punishment. God will make a way of escape for you people.
Culture › Re: Why Do White Americans Like Telling Black Americans To Go Back To Africa? by Yujin(m): 9:43am On May 12, 2016
madridguy:
Very simple, when you squeeze out the water in orange the next is to dispose the orange.

After they had used our fore-fathers as slave to build their country the next is to chase Blacks away.
You are partly correct. America is not for the Europeans. It belongs to the red Indians. So they too are intruders(invaders) in the land.
Politics › Re: Germany's Loss, Nigerian's Win by Yujin(m): 8:48am On May 12, 2016
Oche211:
Nw i knw, Africa is truely cursed.
Mama Africa is never cursed. She is highly blessed but her children have brought total shame on her. Greed and wickedness has destroyed her. Take Nigeria for instance. What do we lack here? Is it mineral resources, other natural resources or human resources? Do we have bad climatic conditions here? Do we have sudden natural disasters? The truthful answer to all the questions above is NO! Ordinary construction of good roads is a problem. Sheer stupidity is the problem with the black race. You want to build a united country but at the same time you are segregating and oppressing tens of millions of your population who eventually are among the most productive people you have around you. You limit your seaports to one just to cage a people to want in a country that you desired to be prosperous. Imagine the volume of trade that Nigeria will benefit if up to three or four seaports are operational. In the 21st century we are still talking about 4000MW for a country of over 170 million people. Is it not a disgrace that this is what the so called giant of Africa can produce? While other races have settled for ranching instead of nomadic cattle rearing, Nigeria is still debating creating grazing routes to encourage nomads wandering from one place to another polluting lands and water bodies with cow dung and animal to man communicable diseases. Honestly, if I were to be from another race, I'll not respect black people with the level of backwardness found in their countries. I can't even imagine a highly educated country like Nigeria voting a man like buhari for president? See where it has landed her. While other races have seen the big difference in having a strong institution from having a strong man, black people are still looking for strong men to lead them. Shame on this Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen With Ak47 Walk Free As Mechanic Remanded For Being In Possession Of Gun by Yujin(m): 3:55pm On May 11, 2016
Mutuwa:
being in possession with a valid license is a different thing.am sure he didn't have one.as for the fulani's with Ak's undecided you should know this as their charcteristics;

1. No rules of engagement (they hit again and again).
2. No prisoners of war: They don’t take prisoners.
3. No mercy once they pick you out as their enemy.
4. No fighting fatigue (they are forever fit and prepared, due to their lifestyle).
5. No need for adequate provisions and permanent abode (they live on very little and sleep in the wilderness).
6. No end to hostilities (they fight to finish).
7. No ignorance of the terrain and location (their lifestyle makes everyone of them a human GPS).
8. No deterrence due to casualties (they are strategically distributed all over West and Central Africa and highly mobile).
9. No need for tranquility (they have no permanent settlements which need peace to thrive).
10. No fear of consequences.

This was put together,by a security officer attached to the first Governor-General of the Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria, the late Lord Lugard, the information was recently brought to the public domain by national secretary of the Gam Allah Fulani Development Association, Sale Bayari.
The unnamed security officer reportedly described the Fulani herdsmen ascetic and generous, but warned that no one should fight a war with them
Lol. Their so called characteristics have been put to test many times and they have been slaughtered and put to flight. Your campaign of intimidation has been exposed and discarded as worthless. Fulani camps are well known and can easily be destroyed. They are cowards who attack in the middle of the night. Anyone can do that and succeed. The only truth about fulanis is that they have absolutely no value for human life. For the records, the fulani empire aka sokoto Caliphate, was the easiest empire in West Africa to suffer defeat by the British. All they are good at is swooping on soft targets and killing off every of their victims.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen With Ak47 Walk Free As Mechanic Remanded For Being In Possession Of Gun by Yujin(m): 3:45pm On May 11, 2016
comos:
Despite the recent and constant massacre and attack on innocent people by Herdsmen who go about with sophisticated weapons such as ak47 and machetes, both the security operatives and the judiciary are yet to bring to full justice the perpetrators of these heinous crimes.

However, an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court in Lagos State on Wednesday remanded in prison custody a mechanic, Gbenga Adeoyo, for allegedly being in possession of a double-barrel gun with one life-cartridge.

Adeoyo, 32, who lives at No. 10, Shola Daniel St., in Oshodi, Lagos State, is facing a charge of unlawfully being in possession of fire arms. The magistrate, Mrs Omolade Awope, ordered that the accused be remanded in prison custody pending the receipt of legal advice from the Directorate of Public Prosecutions (DPPs).

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/herdsmen-ak47-walk-free-mechanic-remanded-possession-gun/
That's the evil 'one Nigeria' for you.
'All animals are equal but some are more equal than the others' ~ George Orwell.
This is one of the reasons why I hate this Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Chevron Set To Arm Delta Avengers Militants by Yujin(m): 8:27am On May 11, 2016
fr3do:
If all these is for the money, then I will be very disappointed.
It can never be for the money. Nigeria is in her weakest point now and can easily go down. Slaughter as much of her soldiers and see them run away. Be more brutal to some of her groups to send a strong message. Nigeria is a failed contraption and should be disbanded. Turn the Niger Delta to the Nigerian Army grave yard. I expect youths from many states to join the NDA. Death to this Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Herdsmen Writes A Letter Of Reprisal Attack To Affa Town In Udi Lga Enugu State by Yujin(m): 8:14am On May 11, 2016
Noted. Meanwhile if you are from that LGA, contact the community vigilante from the neighbouring communities and arm yourselves. Collaborate and send your own spies to locate their camps. Share information as fast as you can. Identify the likely areas they can attack from. Their camps should be in the nearby communities in Kogi state. We will get in touch. Don't ever depend on the useless Nigerian Police or Army. Shameful contraption called Nigeria.
Politics › Re: We Won’t Fund Your Census - US To Nigeria by Yujin(m): 7:58am On May 11, 2016
Good one there. Pls, we ask also that you don't give them weapons to use against innocent secessionists whose only crime is the demand of a country of their own where they will be treated with respect. Nigeria does not deserve any financial help nor military hardware support because she isn't suffering from any natural disaster or external attack. Nigeria is a failed contraption that should be disbanded. A disgrace of a country among the comity of nations. Even the so called census will tell you how hopeless she is because she will end up giving one a result that goes totally off every human projection e.g the result will still tell you Kano state has more population than Lagos state. Giant for nothing empire which cannot generate ordinary electricity for her own consumption. A wasteland where animals are valued more than humans.
Politics › Re: DSS Embarrass Ezeife And Pat Utomi In Awka by Yujin(m): 1:33pm On May 09, 2016
EasternLeopard:
Onyeka has complained, Enugu Governor , Ezeife , Utomi, have followed.

Don't you think God is opening their eyes for them to prepare our people internationally and nationally for the final onslaught by the demonic Fulani Caliphate.

Make sure you play your role after inquiring from God about your role.

As for me, I will know and play my role.
Noted comrade.
Politics › Re: DSS Embarrass Ezeife And Pat Utomi In Awka by Yujin(m): 8:28am On May 09, 2016
Its good when such things happen to prominent personalities of Igboland. This will make them grasp the need for synergy in our quest towards carving out a country we can truly call a nation for our people. Also, this has given credence to the debated issue concerning governor Ugwuanyi of Enugu state during the recent attack against the innocent people of Uzo-Uwani. Buhari is behind everything; like a tyrant he gives directives to the various security outfits to do his bidding not minding what happens to the other people especially Ndigbo and other south southerners. Ndigbo should by now know that a Nigeria with ndigbo given equal right is not possible. The reasons are obvious. Our only option is joining forces to see to the creation of biafra. We know that our enemies are relentless in the pursuit of strangulating us. Should we wait until we have been totally boxed in? Its quite unfortunate that black people are doing this to themselves. Its shameful that in the 21st century, some black people still harbour such evil desires of oppressing their kinds. I'm not lamenting but trying to reach out to those one Nigerianists who still have conscience. If our oppressors do not see the need in discontinuing their wickedness, we will have to forcefully break our way out of Nigeria. The destruction done will be unimaginable. Well, we are already on countdown.
Politics › Re: What Are The Implications Giving Biafra Independence? by Yujin(m): 4:14pm On May 07, 2016
HopeAtHand:
At the end of the day, its not about what you think, but what you can prove. After all analysis, you didn't prove anything.

IGBOS cannot understand IKWERRE when we speak, most similarity between us are in names majorly because we both call God Chiokike.

Igbos and Ikwerres do not have towns/villages which are very close to each other, hence no direct conflict for any resource, thereby limiting any inter tribal wars. In recorded history, the civil war was the period the Igbos tried to disadvantage Ikwerres. Im really tired of the issue, dnt even have the desire to keep typing.
Lol. This has given you away. Igbos and Ikwerres have no close boundaries? You just confirmed your impersonation. Shame on you. No one from Imo and Rivers state should take you seriously anymore.
Politics › Re: Idoma Group Lambasts Northern Governors For Defending Fulani Herdsmen by Yujin(m): 4:35pm On May 03, 2016
[quote author=AntiMahdi post=45264021][/quote]Bingo! I once mentioned something similar to this in one of my comments here on nairaland. A fulani slave raider who kept detailed records of his raiding activities on the pagan tribes of the middle belt. I can't remember his name but it was detailed even listing the type of guns he and his band go with. Many were killed. It was despicable. Today, that my comment has been vindicated. Fulanis are naturally violent people who no regard for life. Of course not all of them but majority of them are violence prone.
Culture › Re: Queen Elizabeth Meeting The Oba Of Benin In 1956 Pics by Yujin(m):
Lol. See how the Yorubas are bullying the binis over this picture but will still find a way to explain it away if it were the other way round. They have been rigurgitation the tussle they had with the binis over kinship and kingsh hiererchy all over this thread and mocking the Oba's regalia. The Oba of Benin remains a highly respected king all over Nigeria as he is backed with many verifiable history of his people's exploit. For me, the Oba bending forward in greeting the young queen could be as a result of the history his throne had with the brutish British. When you see the one who heads those who exiled your ancestor and sacked your palace, you are bound to be extra courteous with him/her. Also note that the ease with which a Yoruba king will respond to the queen is not same for the Bini Oba because of the obvious difference and the fact that power doesn't belong to him any more. Awolowo had more power than him that time. By 1956 Nigeria was still part of the British territory.
Finally, I'll like to know the Yorubas response to how the Sardaunan Sokoto(Ahmadu Bello) greeted the queen at a similar time.
https://www.nairaland.com/2647594/see-how-ahmadu-bello-greeted
Politics › Re: Eagle Farms And Cattle Ranch In Anambra: The Easiest Way To Stop Fulani Herdsmen by Yujin(m): 4:25pm On May 01, 2016
MARKone:
How many Ranches do you have in Anambra state. Do you know how many cows are killed daily to meet the needs of Anambra people, fulani people will still be bringing in cows, the onus lies in curtailing the destructive nature of the Herdsmen.
You are 100% correct. Southerners still do not really want to accept that these guys are on a mission. Do you know that many of cows were not delivered in Nigeria?. They are from Niger and surrounding countries. The wealthy northern muslims and politicians buy from those countries and pay fulani herdsmen to cater for them. Firstly, the don't want to spend a cent feeding the cattle hence they equip them with automatic weapons and give them military protection to do the damages they have been doing. Even with your ranch they will sell cheaper than you could still sabotage your ranch for presenting an alternative. Its good southerners go into the business but confronting the northerners now and solving the issue once and for all is the best thing ever. Say No to nomadic lifestyle and kill the grazing bill. Arm vigilantes to kill any cow found in any farmland and prepare for their militias. I say things they way they are. Anything else is just postponing what you must confront. We southerners own cattle too even if its in small scale. We know it isn't right to graze your cattle in someone's farm even if its your brothers; how come someone from far away will now come and feed his livestock on your hardworked farm and kill you from protesting? Its shouldn't even be imagined. If all southerners are to be like me, by now hundreds of cows would have been killed directly with guns. After that we can negotiate for compensation. They paying me for my crops and I (we) paying them for the killed cows. Problem solved. They will think next time before coming and their plans would have been truncated.
Culture › Re: Do I Look Like A Certain Tribe? by Yujin(m): 11:42pm On Apr 29, 2016
aim5:
OP you could pass for a Niger Delta woman, especially a Benin or Ijaw woman...
You are right if we are to be too simplistic. I'll even add Urhobo to it. To me she looks very much Urhobo but I know the African American story. They've been mixed over a very long period of time and as such its difficult pinpointing a particular ethnic group. Surprisingly, some people are able to retain some looks and even structure peculiar to certain ethnic groups. This mostly favours the big tribes. In the case of OP, I'll say she doesn't really have the well identified Igbo nor Yoruba look. She could be any of them but does not possess that peculiar look that easily gives one away. To me she's tilted to the Niger Delta groups that I supported earlier. Binis didn't participate in slave trade and the ijaws were more of slave merchants. Urhobos on the other hand suffered under the trade but with little information to support it.
Politics › Re: Unification Of SE / SS A Major Threat To Nigeria Why? by Yujin(m): 10:02pm On Apr 29, 2016
Realman87:
Sorry. Divide and rule is over. If they wan't our oil, it's not your business. If they want access to the sea, we will grant them. Please don't drink panadol for SS problems.
Upper cut, 48% damage after full combo.
Politics › Re: Enugu State: Be Alert..must Read Info by Yujin(m): 8:55pm On Apr 29, 2016
OP. Don't worry they will be taking care of. We have identified their camps in Kogi state and will go after them. Taking the obliteration to their camps. Men are angry and motivated. That's all you need to know now.
Politics › Re: El-rufai Stoned By Angry Youths As Crisis Breaks Out In Part Of Kaduna by Yujin(m): 2:11pm On Apr 27, 2016
The situation in Kaduna and Jos to a large extent tells the about the present situation of Nigeria. Anyone who have lived in any of the two states will tell how how totally divided the two cities into a Christian and muslim settlements. This will never change in the foreseeable future unless one consumes the other. This is the Nigerian situation and no matter how you one Nigerianists like it will never be Ok. The hausa/fulanis just want to take charge of everything because most other tribes are docile.
Politics › Re: Religious Crisis In Malali Kaduna North by Yujin(m): 5:20am On Apr 27, 2016
ghostofsparta:
[size=16pt]It's a shame negroes continues to kill themselves over Abrahamic mytheology yet they know nothing about their ancestral believe systems.[/size]



Re: Fayose Receives Corpses Of Ekiti Doctors (Photos) by tsdarkside(m): 10:00pm

ghostofsparta:

This is a clear-cut proof which shows that neither of the imported Semitic Gods idols can truly help us when they are continually prayed to just as these great Yorubas must have done before embarking on that journey. If you disagree, then why hasn't the Funny Bible or Gory Qurran been effective ever since they have been used to swear in criminals disguised as politicians into the amalgam-nation called Nigeria who not only determine their own wages, receives the most ludicrous allowances, salaries and bountiful salaries in the world, amongst diverted over-inflated contract money, while doing next to nothing, these polithiefcians and legislooters, sin-ators etc will continue to loot and embezzle money meant to fix horrible roads, funds meant to eradicate silently-killing and recurring malaria epidemic. They will keep doing these because they know Yesus and Mohammed can do nothing. Until they remove theocracy from government or forced to swear their oath at the contactivated presence of 16 - 32 African Gods such as Sango, Ogun, Ayilala etc things shall continue to get worst in this class-widening, authoritarian, one-sided-double-constitutional anomaly of a country created by Lugard and Flora Shaw till it expires by 2014. PHUCK THIS HELL HOLE.


they must return back to the ancestors from their own free will!!!.....they dont think.....

we were surviving fine till the europeans landed on our coasts.....since then,only tragedies upon tragedies......
Most of you will not understand what is happening in the north. When ever you hear of a crisis up north, this is the most likely scenario: a muslim guy has some issues with a non muslim whether Christian or not makes no difference to the muslim guy and his friends who on seeing the little squabble will descend on the non muslim and kill him. Depending on whether they are satisfied or not will determine if they should attack any nearby assumed Christians and their businesses and churches. Unfortunately, non muslim youths seeing what's happening will have to rally round to protect themselves and their properties and in most cases will go for reprisals which will entail burning down non muslim properties and of course, mosques. If there were shrines commonly found around, the muslim youths will gladly burn it down but the non muslim youths(Christians) will not tamper with them because they know the antagonists. This is just a summary of what is normally referred to as religious riots in the north. Most of the time, it has nothing to do with religion but quickly snowballs into religion because that serves as an easier route for rallying men. The tribes that make up the muslim army are usually; hausa/fulanis, kanuris, black muslim immigrants who mostly speak hausa now(they are known with the broad name buzzu, although the name is particularly for the Niger immigrants), muslims from the minority tribes of the north and in few cases yoruba muslims who have been heavily hausanized. Those that make the bulk of the so called Christian army are: firstly the indigenous non muslim youths of the affected areas, Igbos, Yoruba Christians( where applicable) and Christians from the minority tribes of the south.
The hausa/fulani youths are the belligerents in 99% cases of such wanton destruction of lives and properties. No one has thought of doing a research on the economic effect on the various arson perpetrated during the numerous crisis that has rocked northern Nigeria. Its no rocket science that poverty has been on the increase in that region and I can say that those crisis plays a big role in ensuring it endures and even worsens.
Politics › Re: Enugu Vs Fulani:hausa/fulani Have All Fled Uzo Uwani As Youths Explodes by Yujin(m): 1:33pm On Apr 26, 2016
major466:
Very terrible incident. Our home then was full to the brim with relatives who came to our house after their houses and properties where burned and destroyed. My uncle's wife then who came never knew the werea about of her husband. It was after some weeks that it dawned on her that he was killed along others in angwan rogo area.
The unfortunate thing is that these merchants of violence have backers from security agencies to cover their diabolical activities.
Enugu residents must be on alert at all times day and night. These merchants on death are on genocide mission.
On that fateful, I can still remember the two Yoruba men who passed by our area on a motorcycle. The one resting on the rider was battling for his life. He had been stabbed multiple times on his back and head and was bleeding profusely. They were briefly stopped in our area and were allowed to pass. I saw horror and was forced to join the action. Men fell and many were injured. We held on well as they counted their losses too. Today, many erstwhile soft men have been turned to cold hearted monsters. Only those who know understand why the flesh of those demons were consumed in 2010. There's nothing pain and rage cannot do. If you know Ring road in Jos you should know the late Kayode the owner of Kayus block industry. You should know his story back in the days. One of the very few brave yoruba men.
Politics › Re: Enugu Vs Fulani:hausa/fulani Have All Fled Uzo Uwani As Youths Explodes by Yujin(m): 11:54am On Apr 26, 2016
EastLebanon:
A Report from uzo uwani states that the hausa/fulanis in the area have fled to an uknown destinations as the uzo uwani youths goes after any northerners at sight.it was reported that the fulanis herdsmen attacked the community in the early hours of monday,shooting sporadically and burning properties,killing over twenty people,the youths managed to hunt down some fulanis,the told the elderly men and women and also children to go and take refuge in the neighbouring communities to avoid being taken unawares.the security operatives have arrived the area threatening to arrest anyone plotting a counter attack.the youths vowed that any fulani herdsmen they ever see in their communities must be killed even their cows.the neigbouring communities sympatised with them after seeing the horror brought upon them by the herdsmen.an information stated that the neibouring communities are making plans to acquire some local made guns(awka made) from the neighbouring state of anambra....more details later.
For the sake of the media I'll not say somethings but take note of whatever I'm saying here. All communities in the local government and surrounding ones should have a meeting and arm themselves. Any alarm raised by any community under attack should have all of them around the location jump into action. Nye nu onwe unu ihe unu ga eji mata onye bu onye. Ensure you slay anything you see. Be as ruthless as ever for these guys are heartless. Its our land and we know all about it. Getting weapons are as easy. Make contacts for automatic weapons. Its an invasion of Igboland and millions are willing to help.
Politics › Re: Enugu Vs Fulani:hausa/fulani Have All Fled Uzo Uwani As Youths Explodes by Yujin(m): 11:45am On Apr 26, 2016
major466:
Your claim about Berom people of plateau state killing fulani herdsmen reeks of nothing but blatant lies. So this is how you guys go about spreading lies to support and encourage violence and destructuion against the good people of plateau statehuh Well for the benefit of nairalanders who may not know what happen that day, let me relay the story:
The incident that led to bloody clashes in Jos on september 7, 2001 was a calculated attemp to take over Jos north local govt by northern fulani elements.
It happen on friday around 1pm in the afternoon along bauchi road when a lady was passing by. At that time muslims blocked the main road to commence their usual friday prayers. The lady in question apparently late to her destination tried to sqeez herself through the available space left at the back of the road to get to the other side. As she was passing through, she was blocked by mean looking muslim youths. They began pushing her, threatening her to get out. Surprised by this, the lady said she was only trying to pass through the available space to get to her destination. But before she knew what was happening, these youths then brought out their weapons thretening to kill her. The lady obviously shaken by this raised alarm to passers by to what was happening. Before you know it, more armed youths lunched themselves from the muslim crowd, positioned themselves at different sides of the road and started hacking passers by with matcheds killing them indiscriminately, setting shops, cars and houses on fire. Students on their way home after lectures from University of Jos, bauchi road main camp were also caught in the cross fire by these muslim youths. My cousin who was a student then almost lost his life. My uncle who at that time lived in angwon rogo was killed by his muslim neigbours whom he thought are his friends in front of his house. As I speak to you now, his body had never been recovered.
That was how the jos 2001 crisis started. Now if i may ask, why were the muslim youth at bauchi road armed with weapons on prayer ground (actually not a prayer ground but a federal road)huh For muslim youths who claimed to be praying to observe their weekly jumad service, why did they have weapons on themhuh Could it be that they were just looking for the tiniest provocation to commence a jihadhuh Did that lady who was in a hurry to get to her destination a justification to unleash violence and bloodshed on innocent passers byhuh I leave that for nairalanders to judge.
Before you think am making up this story, I'am a resident of Jos.
You are 99% correct. I was in Jos that same time too. I saw horror that has changed myself forever. The heart I have today was moulded by what happened then and thereafter. These men are beasts that deserve no mercy. Its even your own neighbours that will point you out for slaughter. Such demons like the hausa/fulanis I've never seen. No provocation whatsoever.
Politics › Re: Enugu Vs Fulani:hausa/fulani Have All Fled Uzo Uwani As Youths Explodes by Yujin(m): 11:38am On Apr 26, 2016
fiizznation:
People have to be careful. If you think you are dealing with the average Nigeria fulani/fulfude group then you people should better wake up. I'm a Fulani man and I know what I'm talking about. These herdsmen carrying out all these atrocities are dangerous herdsmen from other Africa countries e.g chad, Niger, Sierra Leone, Gambia, guinea, Senegal, Mali etc. Normally they rarely attack any community until they are attacked first and they don't understand anything called fair play. They have a very wide network that cuts across the entire African continent.

My problem with the hypocritical Nigeria media houses is they hardly report any killings of these herdsmen by the local community, but the herdsmen reprisal attacks are always reported. To me this is insensitivity. We all know how innocent Nigeria herdsmen are killed everyday by the locals, but nobody wants to talk about that. The agatu people killed many innocent Fulani herdsmen before the herdsmen reprisal attacks, but how many media houses reported that? All we were hearing was Fulani ransacked agatu community.

People should be careful, if you think these herdsmen don't get to hear news about how their fellow brothers are killed and their cattle rustle, then we are not serious about solving this crisis
Don't worry yourself. Herdsmen have taken a loan they will repay too. It has started. We know the extent to which fulanis are scattered. They stopped at Central African republic and are thinly populated in those other countries. Igbos on the other hand are merchants with heavy connections all over the world. We will handle them accordingly. Knowledgeable weapons like us will see to it I promise you that.
Politics › Re: Ezeife To Northern Elders: Buhari Creating Biafra by Yujin(m): 7:26am On Apr 26, 2016
Dr. Ezeife is one I hold in high respect and seriously have been expecting his comments over all that has been happening lately. Now he has spoken and have not disappointed. True leaders feel the pains of their people are speak up against any shortchanging of them.
Politics › Re: Ezeife To Northern Elders: Buhari Creating Biafra by Yujin(m): 7:19am On Apr 26, 2016
HtwoOw:
I am proud of my heritage

But what you call stabbing in the back , is called a tactical decision , a last minute one

Yoruba , being the most reasonable , wisest and peace loving tribe will try to reason with you , the pros and cons of whatever you want to do and advise you not to do it , but if you insist


Yoruba won't send assassin to you , or kidnap you , or poison you , we'll go for the alternative

For instance , Yoruba is the mediator / shock absorber for Nigeria , if Yoruba wasn't there , Nigeria would have been history , we tend to negotiate and advocate for peace , that's why you call us slaves and we don't complain , but once you call fulani a slave , he'll come to slavify your family and your land


Yorubas are wise and cunning as well

Ibos are entrepreneurs and more cunning , slightly barbaric and desperate

Hausas are always blood thirsty , when it's on it's ON they don't wait for permission , they don't call townhall meetings it just happens


This is not an attempt to discredit any tribe , i am sure those reasonable ones reading this will agree with me

So , Yorubas will take all your shyytt , your insults , your marginalization ,without complain, and when the time comes, they just take power from you


Reference, Jonathan and co thought OBJ was no longer relevant , OBJ left PDP , PDP and Presidency crumbled


Jonathan and Co thought Jagaban and other elders are stewpyd so he stopped paying his dues and respect , Instead of scream for seccession , Yorubas massively voted Jonathan out


It's not about violence , or trick

It's about Respect and loyalty


RESPECT A YORUBA TODAY , HE JUST MIGHT BE THE ONE TO CUNNINGLY SAVE YOUR LIFE


@DaBullit tell them o
You wrote well in describing the Yorubas but there's something you failed to understand. Nigeria is not what you think it is. If all her constituents reason towards nation building and equality, then the Yoruba man would have been a great asset but being that the hausa/fulanis do not share the hope of having a country based on equity and fairness, the Yoruba man's quality here has become an anathema. If you want to be 99% certain of what will happen in Nigeria, go and study what happened in the former Sudan. Nigeria under the hausa/fulanis is following the Sudanese template. We all know how it ended. Do you think that the late Ghadaffi spoke ignorantly about the division of Nigeria? He was a muslim and an intelligent one who knows a lot more than majority of Nigerians. There are mainly two likely results from this Nigeria you see. First is her division. Into what parts I will not go into for now. Second is the total subjugation of other ethnic groups under the hausa/fulanis after sometime where Islam will be forced down everyone's throat. Although this sounds impossible at least to ndigbo but the damages that would have been done will be enormous. The hausa/fulanis know these and are only trying to grab as much as they can while Nigeria lasts. Yorubas on the other hand although know that a lot of wrongs are going on in Nigeria still persist under the cover of sophistication to dodge reality and standing up to the trouble with Nigeria. Ndigbo have made their choice clear and will pursue it to the end. Time will tell who is more clever. Mark this today: OBJ is the last Yoruba man to govern Nigeria peacefully. That is the reality of the present day Nigeria.
Politics › Re: Police, Army Disagree Over 56 Arrested Herdsmen’s Whereabouts by Yujin(m): 6:44am On Apr 26, 2016
Ishilove:
Which confirms my suspicion that there are powerful people behind them. Boko Haram now have a cell known as 'fulani herdsmen'.

They aren't herdsmen. They are simply murderous bandits with powerful bosses who are on a mission which will become clearer as time goes on.
Is it until millions of people are dispossessed of their lands that it will become clearer? I did warn many years ago but majority never gave it a thought. These so called herdsmen are well trained militias whose aim is to kill and destroy communities to pave way for the real herdsmen in occupying lands. Of most importance is how the fulanis use their brothers who are strategically placed in the army to coordinate the wickedness. See how swift DSS was out to speak and act on an assumed missing 5 herdsmen but could not protect communities after they've been informed about this Enugu attack. What other evidence is needed to convince you that fulanis are only loyal to their people and not to the government. The same story in Plateau where the Beroms say the army are always around when the fulani militias will attack only for the army to come after they've gone. Innocent people are dying in their hundreds and we are still waiting to things to be clearer. I will advise every ethnic group in the army to be loyal to their group or to their region or friendly ethnic group and ensure the protection of their people. NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT WILL NEVER PROTECT ANYONE AGAINST THE FULANIS.
@topic, see how they are playing with the senses of millions of gullible people. Anytime hausa/fulanis are arrested, one story must pop up about an escape but never for other groups. What other evidence do we need to know where their loyalty lies? Wake up people and take your destinies into your hands. Do not die like fools waiting for the clearest of reasons before you defend yourselves.
Politics › Re: Tension As Herdsmen Plot Invasion Of Enugu Community- VANGUARD by Yujin(m): 9:49pm On Apr 25, 2016
EazyMoh:
Lol! Well the land no matter how scarce belongs to the government, and all it would do is compensate the people. Understand me am trying to point to the best solution. Even if you succeed in annihilating all Fulani's that enter your land, their tribesmen from as far as Senegal and Central Africa would organize a massive reprisal and the blood bath continues. Trust me they'd never give up!
I say no to violence as a solution to violence.
It doesn't matter if they are known not to give up. Igboland will never spare an inch for nomads. Igbos can be very ruthless if they chose to be and the fulanis will soon discover that. Many of us scattered all over the world have got the info and we will respond accordingly. It is clearly a case of invasion which we shall deal with. Igbos cannot be intimidated you should know that by now.
Politics › Re: Tension As Herdsmen Plot Invasion Of Enugu Community- VANGUARD by Yujin(m): 3:17pm On Apr 25, 2016
EazyMoh:
Reprisals are never the solution. If you think the solution to this problem is the president's condemnation then you are on a long thing. The readers -farmers clash is a Continental phenomenon, not just Nigeria.
In my state Jigawa, this problem was solved by former Governor Sule Lamido. About 50meter wide grazing paths were kept by the government and the farmers were warned not to cultivate it. The following planting season the farmers cultivated the grazing paths. The govt had to send tractors to mow down the crops and since then rearers-farmers clash has stopped in my state. This is the best way to solve the crisis.
A typical fulani man prides himself as fearless and ruthless. If you think reprisals can scare them away you are very wrong. They do not forget nor forgive, plus they have the advantage of been very mobile.
So the best solution is to dialogue and have common grounds then it would be easier to apprehend those that default.
I rest my case.
Ok. You can create grazing routes for them in Jigawa but here in Igboland where land is scarce, we won't spare an inch for murderers. You say they pride themselves as fearless and ruthless; we pride ourselves too in such manner. From today, herdsmen in Igboland are declared unsafe. We will see how they will survive it. All their camps in Igboland are known and will be handled appropriately. Igbos are too big for fulanis to invade and occupy our lands. May God forbid that men remain and fulanis occupy our homeland. They will not live to tell the story.
Politics › Re: Many Feared Killed As Fulani Herdsmen Invade Enugu Communities by Yujin(m): 12:40pm On Apr 25, 2016
Noted.
Politics › Re: New Photo Of Ibrahim Babangida (IBB) All Smiles In His Minna Residence. by Yujin(m): 11:03am On Apr 25, 2016
I prophecied last year about the death of a strong man and what it entails. It shall be fulfilled this year as a sign of victory. Although, he understands the terrain of Nigeria just like OBJ, his numerous crimes and love for the status quo is his undoing.

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