amsad19:
Why is all this allegations against fulani alone? ur report is biased and full of hatred to the fulani's. A fulani only fights for revenge he cannot fight just like that. The case in Jos for instance is the people of jos that started by killing their wifes,children and cows.
When a fulani man wins the chairmanship election in 2007 in jos, how many hausa's and fulani's are killed just because one of their own won the election instead of the native jos people? Why didnt u include that in your write-up?
we all have problems and we just have to understand our difference b4 this will end. This will never end by just criticizing one tribe and the other we are 1 let us unite.

CyberWolf:
We in the Eastern axis are in solidarity with the Yorubas..My only fear is that some of them as usual will go at our back to sell us off ....Nevertheless, #OperationFulaniHerdmenMustGo
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superstar1:
They were nearly annihilated in Oke-Ogun in 2000, and a repeat will surely come at this rate.

We are slow to act but trust me, the response is always swift and heavy on enemies.

Their forefathers has Ogun Jalumi to remember, their fathers has Oke-Ogun and I hope this generation do not want a repeat of history on a larger and more devastating level.

EdCure:

The reach of the herdsmen from hell cuts across all states, all regions and all ethnic group. Your kind of blame game and attempt to factionalise the Southern resistance will only bolster the impunity of these descendents of peadophiles and adherants of the creed of terror, and pay us with a far worthless coin.

SovietBomber:


Honestly. Is it that Buhari does not know what his brothers have been doing all over the country?

MayorofLagos:

There is a reason he led a delegation to Governor of Oyo State, Lam Adesina. The instance was a declaration by Agbekoya to completely wipe out Fulani herdsmen, first in Oyo, and then outwardly in other lands in the Yoruba Commonwealth. Adesina made him and his crew looked foolish. Olubadan intervened and got Agbekoya to back down. Agbekoya is a cooperative of farmers in Yorubaland....sort of a indigenous labour union for farmers. They are more lethal than Afenifere.

Add to that, when OPC went to work and started killing Fulanis in different states in Yorubaland, instead of retaliating in the contingent Yorubaland, they ambushed and almost wiped out a Yoruba village in Kwara. In response OPC went up there in Kwara and annihilated two Fulani villages....not a single soul was left alive, from the oldest to the infant nursing on its mother's n1pples. They herded their cattles down south to Ibadan as spoils. Emir of Ilorin interceeded on that occassion.

Afenifere has issued a directive....and Im certain Agbekoya and OPC have been notified. Afenifere has issued notice to the traditional rulers as well to guard their domain. Yorubas are upset, Fulani is about to get a whipping....this could very well lead to what would become of Ilorin throne and its bloodline.

Fulani would first be endangered become we the owners of the land become endangered on our own soil.

The line is drawn!

amsad19:
Why is all this allegations against fulani alone? ur report is biased and full of hatred to the fulani's. A fulani only fights for revenge he cannot fight just like that. The case in Jos for instance is the people of jos that started by killing their wifes,children and cows.
When a fulani man wins the chairmanship election in 2007 in jos, how many hausa's and fulani's are killed just because one of their own won the election instead of the native jos people? Why didnt u include that in your write-up?
we all have problems and we just have to understand our difference b4 this will end. This will never end by just criticizing one tribe and the other we are 1 let us unite.

OfoIgbo:


When Balewa and Sadauna of Sokoto were destroying the Yorubas, Nzeogwu and Ifeajuna came to your aid only for your people to turn against Ndigbo.

If Fulanis come against Ndigbo, we will not go seeking Yoruba help as we have grown to know that Yorubas will never be there for us.

The SOUTHERN RESISTANCE you wrote of, was needed on 28th march 2015, but yet again, Yorubas teamed up with Fulanis.
At the moment, the SS and SE should stick together. Yorubas should fend for themselves, as much as I sympathise with Yorubas in this issue

OfoIgbo:


That's why no Igbo must get involved. While we sympathise with Yorubas, they have to deal with it.

All we can assure the Yorubas is that we will not allign with fulanis to do you harm.

Igbos must not repeat the mistake of Nzeogwu and Ifeajina. In 1966 when the sh.it hit the fan, Yorubas aligned with northerners to annihilate the east

aresa:
Mayor, why are you peddling this hate, misguided and bigoted ramblings by these hateful biafra losers?

Shymm3x:


Where was I when all these happened? This is the Yoruba I know and I'm proud of - not the sissified dummies and slaves hiding under sophistication.

Kill them all...but you can spare their cows and feed them to disadvantaged Yoruba children all over Yorubaland.

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aresa:
Mayor, why are you peddling this hate, misguided and bigoted ramblings by these hateful biafra losers?

MayorofLagos:


Amen, Duke.

aresa:
Mayor, why are you peddling this hate, misguided and bigoted ramblings by these hateful biafra losers?

Shymm3x:


Yes, Yes, the big Mayor - salute.

I think we've been too engulfed with Igbo problems, when the real enemies are the Fulani savages. The Igbo might be greedy and covetous but at least they don't kill Yorubas with impunity like these barbaric monsters...and we need to pay them back in their own coin and show them that there's grave consequences for killing just one Yoruba soul.

Yorubas have been fighting Fulanis since the 19th century and we can't lose sight of these people and their agenda. While we deal with Igbos on one side, Fulanis also have to be dealt with based on their crimes.

Kingspin:
I dont have future.

OfoIgbo:


When Balewa and Sadauna of Sokoto were destroying the Yorubas, Nzeogwu and Ifeajuna came to your aid only for your people to turn against Ndigbo.

If Fulanis come against Ndigbo, we will not go seeking Yoruba help as we have grown to know that Yorubas will never be there for us.

The SOUTHERN RESISTANCE you wrote of, was needed on 28th march 2015, but yet again, Yorubas teamed up with Fulanis.
At the moment, the SS and SE should stick together. Yorubas should fend for themselves, as much as I sympathise with Yorubas in this issue

MayorofLagos:


Everytime we do so traditional rulers jump in and mediate for peace. As you know, Yorubas respect the throne and dismissing a monarch's intervention will be the last thing we would do.

Zeus777:
ifeajuna and nzeogwu came to Yoruba"s aid by killing Balewa and sadauna....including by killing chief Akintola the then premier of the western region Abi? U really must be a joker or u in ur real life must be a mischievous individual ..aid indeed!

Obiagelli:

EdCure:

My sister, the events of the past weeks has made it very obvious (as i earlier pointed out) that the Buhari administration is more concerned with the consolidation of northern power and interests as much as (if not more than) sanitizing the country and providing the greatest happiness of the greatest number. Our support for the change movement can never change the fact that those guys up north have a sinister agenda against the south. PMB is no saint

EdCure:
The war is inevitable. I wonder what is stopping the youths of all affected communities from arming themselves to contain these uncercumcised, barbaric subhumans before they gain more grounds and overwhelm us.

Every non-Hausa/Fulani (especially we Christians) must join forces to obliterate these islamic terrorists and their reprobate leaders back to the pit of hell where they belong.

Aufbauh:
"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius

....Somehow, they will find a way to tell their contemptuous south south neighbours how there's a grand conspiracy by the hausa-fulani /Yoruba to marginalize them because of their oil, They will alert the Yoruba how the hausa-fulani has orchestrated plan to invade to islamize and colonize them. They will tell the middle beltan how the fulani has been killing their people without Buhari's response.
Haba Igbos, na only una Waka come? Can't you figure out that no Nigerian is telling you something about the so called fulani agenda that you've make us all to dread? I am from benue state and i can confidently tell you not to cry for us as we are known veteran warriors. It is also noteworthy that the media chooses what to report probably because of interest, if not to any one my people that is killed by fulani herdsmen i assured you that they've lost close to ten men and hundreds of cows . this is only verifiable from the locals and not the media. .....

THE STRATEGY OF GRAZING RESERVES AS AN EXPANSIONIST TOOL

As earlier stated, it is not a secret that one of the greatest passions of the Fulani is cattle. It is so important that a man’s societal status is largely dependent on the size of his herd. It is unFulani for a Fulani man not to own cattle. One thing that is hardly brought to the fore, though, is that most of the real owners of cattle in present day Nigeria are not really the nomads roaming the wild and our highways driving millions of cattle, but wealthy business barons in the cities and corridors of power. These men hire the nomads to take care of their cattle, while they give attention to issues of religion and politics.

It should, however, be noted that, one of the major and traditional sources of wealth for these people is cattle. The Cattle business is a multi-billion naira business in Nigeria, and it is owned and controlled mainly by a few barons of the Sokoto Caliphate. They have formed themselves into an association known as Miyetti Allah Hore or more popularly Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN). It is also worthy of note that the Sultan of Sokoto is said to be the life patron of the MACBAN group.

Aside from being the father of all Fulani, and himself an owner of a great herd of cattle, he is a major stakeholder in the cattle business in Nigeria and stands to benefit directly from any profits made from cattle. This is aside of his being the father of all Muslims in Nigeria. Little wonder the Sultan has always been quick to personally wade into anything that concerns cattle herdsmen or Muslims in any part of Nigeria

Global warming resulting in unusual climate change with all its attendant consequences has unavoidably led to a rapid depletion of grazing fields in the traditional Northern home states of the cattle herdsmen. Urbanization, deforestation and desertification have sent panic among the cattle breeding business community, not just in Nigeria, but further north in countries like Chad, Niger, Mali, Mauritania, etc.

Added to this, political upheavals and civil wars have resulted into a gross state of insecurity that has threatened the business of cattle rearing. The consequence of this development is that herdsmen from further north have been compelled to look southwards for pasture for their cattle, which might probably be in millions of heads of cattle.

The resultant influx of these illegal aliens, who are many times well-armed, violent and perhaps, even radicalized, has even been acknowledged by the Federal Government of Nigeria. This unprecedented influx has, predictably, put more pressure on the largely peasant middle belt population with its very attractive hundreds of thousands of acres of green vegetation and fresh springs of water, which are one of the major attractions to the herdsmen and their cattle.

To the herdsmen, taking over these lands means not just salvaging their threatened cattle business but a major, and perhaps, unprecedented leap in their profit margin. Moreover, the increasing population within the region and further south only means a larger market. The closer the supply to the market, the better! And for their aristocratic masters in the glass houses of the Sokoto Caliphate, taking over this region means more than cattle.

So, once again, even if only for economic survival, taking the Middle Belt became an urgent imperative. The politics of grazing reserves had to be driven with all the power and wit they could muster. The advantages were too numerous. If they could manipulate government machinery to appropriate land in all the 36 states and the Federal Capital, it would suddenly give them everything they had been longing for.

They would get the entire middle belt and the rest of the country in one fell swoop. The whole nation will finally be at their feet, and it would be a great centenary anniversary gift to their great ancestor, Uthman dan Fodio.
Read the rest here: https://atiterkula./2015/05/07/the-3rs-of-grazing-viz-rights-routes-and-reserves-the-fulani-invasion-sacking-and-occupation-of-the-middle-belt-states-of-nigeria-from-the-perspective-of-a-continental-islamic-agenda-the/