amarudeen:



But d problem is dat arming d youth against d fulani herdsmen is not d problem. But wat wouldd happen wat would be the d fg response towards d state when they start defending themselves against this bororo

The first law of nature is self preservation, stay alive first and worry about what the FG would do later. All the people already killed will not benefit from any solutions the government may put in place later.

Some people raised the issue that buhari is biase,how i wish is not using double standard,Fayoseooooooo,itz time to talk some senses into a bubu's head.you are one of the governors mr president hates to hear talk.

Na so one led stray cows come our farm day b4 yestaday,we guys started hittiing their cattle heads with heavy stone b4 the herdboy run come guide dem away asif he was blind b4 when they came,we nid guns.

Aigbofa:


The first law of nature is self preservation, stay alive first and worry about what the FG would do later. All the people already killed will not benefit from any solutions the government may put in place later.

What if u are wielding a weapon and u see some1 with such type trying to attack and kill u. Wat would be ur reaction??

vicola0281:
. is dat not fayose's state . . fulanis abeg attack d government house sef .

Why do you want them to do that? Remember that no part of Nigeria is safe from these marauding Fulani herdsmen. So you might soon become a victim too.

This Fulani herdsmen own don dey too much. They are aggravating more security problems to this nation and the funniest part is that our so called baba go slow is keeping mum over this issue that has been posing a serious threat in our country

Cows eat grass, the last time I checked the poly had no farmlandds, just grass land.
I don't see the need for this noise cows eat grass, and will go insearch of grass, there shouldn't be any problem here, if the inhabitants are too lazy to clear the bushed let the cows do it for them.

amarudeen:


What if u are wielding a weapon and u see some1 with such type trying to attack and kill u. Wat would be ur reaction??

My reaction? OK, I will drop my weapon and call Buhari to send the army. Are you satisfied?
You should do the same as well, and don't forget to call the emergency number 112. Don't forget.

It seems dat Oba. Who wanted. All igbos in lagos dead if they don't vote AA is no longer alive or is he deaf or dump or blind. Or is all dis killing and destroying of my yoruba people not his concern. Na qus I ask ooo

@ dis junction I must say I regret voting 4 buhari cos I see no reasn 4 his silence ova dis issues all dis while. He has jst bin silent,nt sayin anytin is lik tellin dose bastards to carry on. Cnt he even pretend to care? Mehn I hv bin duped

Aigbofa:


This problem started before Buhari became president and successive governments have done next to nothing to stem their activities, the question then is what are the affected communities doing to protect themselves.

If you know some people are coming to murder you and your family just to raise some cows you will be foolish to be a sitting duck waiting to be hacked.

Jonathan sent soldiers with 4 tanks last year

amarudeen:



But d problem is dat arming d youth against d fulani herdsmen is not d problem. But wat wouldd happen wat would be the d fg response towards d state when they start defending themselves against this bororo

Nothing will happen to any state that fights to protect herself

Firefire:
You see...



If I talk in defense of my race (Yoruba) someone will tag that incitement, and reward me with ban.

I am furious!

President Mohoomodu Buhari, please address your people in the language they understand, your continuous silence means approval for them to continue their rampage.

The government should note that no one has the monopoly of violence.

Chest beating.. .

Mile12 is you case study..

Dharniel:
these animals again...
how I wish it's these set of people that are seeking independence.

A parasite never separates from its host.

It may be possible to make a distinction between Boko-Haram and Fulani Herdsmen by throwing in cows and changing the target location to middle-belt and southern region.
This call for our northern overlords to call their 'boys' to order is a vein one, they did not even call BH to order when it was devastating their own region.

This is our problem - we have to deal with it ourselves.

As for me, the call for self governance is a must.

OfBiafra

one Nigeria let's enjoy the killing while it last

this same people almost kill my boss alone portharcourt enugw express road last month, after firing him 3 bullet but God save him no one touch him but piece his car.

Dharniel:
these animals again...
how I wish it's these set of people that are seeking independence.

Use Ghana formula for them:
http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/seven-nigerian-herdsmen-feared-killed-in-ghana/137139.html

kissval1388:

you smoke? chaiiiiiiiii if there cow eventually die in tens not even in thousand, they will declare a full scale war on the whole state. Fulani love his cow more Dan his own life and dat of his family.
famers won't even try planting poison on there farmland. they know d Fulanis more Dan u do

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Gbammmmm... 1,000 likes for u

This Fulani herdsmen thing is enough reason to impeach buhari. I mean he is intolerant in every aspect but this his siblings systematic menace. The man is a collosal hypocrite.

Sylvester70:
and some confused yorubas after reading all this will come here and be spewing trash ipod this Biafra that keep on but karma de use una pictures dey fan fire.as for the fulanis herdsmen make dat their gworro brain carry dem come core east na then we go tell dem say meat de costly this side

Una cowardice get belle.Na only mouth una get.
Una no fit hit them like the Yoruba warriors.


Look how them don colonise SE:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/menace-of-fulani-herdsmen-tales-of-woes-from-the-east/


There have been reports of clashes between the
herdsmen and farmers across the region. For
instance, in Abia communities of Uzuakoli in Bende
Local Government Area, Ebem and Akanu in Ohafia
and Umuchieze in Umunneochi, there have been
cases of deadly clashes between rural farmers and
these cattle breeders.
In Uzuakoli, a man popularly known in the area as
Ajambele sometime in the past received a deadly
attack when he met cattle destroying his farm in
the Over Rail area of the community and
confronted the Fulani cattle herdsmen who had
invaded the farmland with the cattle. The herdsmen
were said to have used sharp dagger to rip open
Ajambele’s stomach, forcing the intestines to gush
out. He was said to have been rushed to a
hospital and was lucky to have survived.
Cases of invasion of farmlands in Ebem and Akanu
communities nearly resulted in bloodbath but the
wisdom of the leaders in the community who
timely reported to the authorities saved bloody
clashes. Some of the cases were so serious that
Abia State Government had to intervene, preventing
the youths of the communities from retaliating. It
set up a peace committee that quelled the then
imminent doom.
The story is not different in Enugu State. Saturday
Vanguard investigation revealed that attacks
unleashed by Fulani herdsmen are a recurring
decimal in the state. Of the 482 communities in
Enugu State, one cannot boost of one community
that has not had its fair share of Fulani herdsmen’s
barbaric activities which leave in their
wake,perennial tears of sorrow. Indigenes of
Ezeagu tell stories of not only destruction of their
farms but also rape of their women in their farms.
Over 70 percent of the people in the state who are
domiciled in rural areas, engage in subsistent or
commercial agricultural activities as their
mainstay. But the recent increasing threat posed
by Fulani herdsmen is rocking the fabric of their
fundamental existence.
Incidents of killing, robbery, rape, maiming and
kidnapping by the cattle herdsmen have inflicted
pains on most farmers, even as farm produce have
been drastically affected. Farmers, leaving in fear,
have scampered to safety in desperate bids to
avoid being hacked down by the rampaging
herdsmen.
Last March, suspected Fulani herdsmen allegedly
killed Tamgbo Ogueji, a member of the traditional
rulers’ cabinet at Eke Community in Udi Local
Government Area of Enugu State. The deceased,
aged 85, was shot in his house in the early hours
over an undisclosed issue with the herdsmen.
President-General, Eke Town Union, Mr. Anthony
Enu, told Saturday Vanguard that the community
was irked and the youths restive. He said: “Last
year, the same Fulani herdsmen killed two of our
brothers, Matthew Aniugo and Chiagha Chigbo, in
their farms. The town is boiling with anger now.
We have reported the matter to the Police. We are
calling on all relevant authorities to prevail on
these Fulani herdsmen to ensure justice for our
people.”
The sleepy town of Nkpologu Community in Uzo-
Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State was,
last January, thrown into mourning following news
of the death of a young woman on New Year eve,
during a Fulani herdsmen’s robbery attack on a
commuter bus.

BenBruce4Presdt:




Chest beating.. .

Mile12 is you case study..

https://www.nairaland.com/2969382/yoruba-hausa-fight-mile-12

NO CHEST BEATING.DO YOU WANT THE YORUBAS TO EXTERMINATE ALL THE HAUSAS IN LAGOS.
They could not face the yorubas so they came in the middle of the night to burn Innocent people's houses like cowards...lol
Read the story:

Eyewitness accounts say that at least four people
have died, while security operatives are battling to
get the violence under control.
Huge plumes of smoke can been seen bellowing
from a distance as houses have been set ablaze.
Residents of the area have remained indoors for
fear of being attacked.
No one has been able to give reasons for the crisis
as at the time of this report.
The Lagos State Government has closed down the
markets in the area temporarily, and has vowed to
deal with miscreants and law breakers.
The State Government is also appealing to parents
to ensure that their wards are law abiding. - Online
Reporter.
o fewer than three persons are feared dead and
several cars set ablaze as Hausa and Yoruba
traders clashed at the popular Mile 12 Market in
Lagos State.
It was gathered that the foundation for the clash
was laid on Tuesday after a Hausa commercial
bike rider knocked down a woman.
The bike rider was told to take the woman to the
hospital, but the rider and his colleagues refused.
They insisted that the motorbike association, which
collects tolls from them, should take care of the
woman. There was heated argument, which led to
a fight.
The fighting continued all through Wednesday till
Thursday (today) when some thugs, believed to be
of Yoruba origin, invaded the market and started
attacking the Hausas.
They burnt seven cars and killed three Hausa
traders.
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai
Owoseni; the Commander of the Rapid Response
Squad, Olatunji Disu; the Deputy Commissioner of
Police in charge of Operation, Lagos State Police
Command; and teams of policemen were still at
the scene as at the time of filing the report.

amarudeen:



But d problem is dat arming d youth against d fulani herdsmen is not d problem. But wat wouldd happen wat would be the d fg response towards d state when they start defending themselves against this bororo

This bororo fulani attacked our bus in ekiti on our way to Lagos and went away with lots of cash leaving people with injuries .. I thank God for my life shaa.. I dea fear to go that side again sef. can't imagine d run without destination I ran inside the forest ..

mercyville:


https://www.nairaland.com/2969382/yoruba-hausa-fight-mile-12

NO CHEST BEATING.DO YOU WANT THE YORUBAS TO EXTERMINATE ALL THE HAUSAS IN LAGOS.
They could not face the yorubas so they came in the middle of the night to burn Innocent people's houses like cowards...lol
Read the story:

Eyewitness accounts say that at least four people
have died, while security operatives are battling to
get the violence under control.
Huge plumes of smoke can been seen bellowing
from a distance as houses have been set ablaze.
Residents of the area have remained indoors for
fear of being attacked.
No one has been able to give reasons for the crisis
as at the time of this report.
The Lagos State Government has closed down the
markets in the area temporarily, and has vowed to
deal with miscreants and law breakers.
The State Government is also appealing to parents
to ensure that their wards are law abiding. - Online
Reporter.
o fewer than three persons are feared dead and
several cars set ablaze as Hausa and Yoruba
traders clashed at the popular Mile 12 Market in
Lagos State.
It was gathered that the foundation for the clash
was laid on Tuesday after a Hausa commercial
bike rider knocked down a woman.
The bike rider was told to take the woman to the
hospital, but the rider and his colleagues refused.
They insisted that the motorbike association, which
collects tolls from them, should take care of the
woman. There was heated argument, which led to
a fight.
The fighting continued all through Wednesday till
Thursday (today) when some thugs, believed to be
of Yoruba origin, invaded the market and started
attacking the Hausas.
They burnt seven cars and killed three Hausa
traders.
The Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai
Owoseni; the Commander of the Rapid Response
Squad, Olatunji Disu; the Deputy Commissioner of
Police in charge of Operation, Lagos State Police
Command; and teams of policemen were still at
the scene as at the time of filing the report.

You trust you people very well, but let me tell you they are good in cooking up long stories and they are good at online ranting too..

We watched videos with on the spot assessment of the events.. And it the opposite of this your online Vegetable soup.


Pls wakeup...

BenBruce4Presdt:



You trust you people very well, but let me tell you they are good in cooking up long stories and they are good at online ranting too..

We watched videos with on the spot assessment of the events.. And it the opposite of this your online Vegetable soup.


Pls wakeup...

You dey make me laugh.Na only you and your

family see that video?Post that your lie lie video make we see...lol
Okay this nko?Una no dey gree say una be pure cowards...
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/11/day-lam-adesina-clashed-with-buhari-marwa-others/

It was on 13 October 2000, when words went
round that General Muhammadu Buhari was
leading the Arewa team to the governor’s office to
confront the state over alleged killings of Fulani
cattle rearers in Saki, Oke Ogun Area of the state.
Buhari did actually telephone the governor that he
was leading a team to his office.
In less than 30 minutes after the general informed
the governor of his visit, we noticed that the entire
secretariat was already filled with lorry loads of our
brothers from the North. This created some tension
but we kept our calm. At about 2 p.m., Buhari
arrived in a long convoy at the governor’s office in
company of the former governor of Lagos State,
General Buba Marwa, Alhaji Aliko Muhammed,
Alhaji Abdulrazak and Alhaji Hassan. They all wore
long faces. In fact, the anger in them was palpable
as all pleasantries extended to them were ignored.
“This is trouble” was the expression on the faces
of all of us in the governor’s office.
Shortly afterwards, the state Director of State
Security Service (SSS) and Commissioner of Police
arrived. But their presence did not change
anything particular on the fears that had already
gripped majority of us. The two security chiefs did
not come with any operatives, they came almost
alone.
Late Lam Adesina Photo NAN
The meeting was called to order after Lam walked
into the Executive Chambers. Introductions over,
Buhari spoke on their mission to the governor’s
office. Emitting fire, the general accused Lam and
the government of Oyo State of complicity in the
killing of over 68 Fulani people in Oke Ogun area
and perversion of justice.
His words: “Your Excellency, our visit here is to
discuss with you and your government our
displeasure about the incident of clashes between
two peoples… the Fulani cattle rearers and
merchants are today being harassed , attacked and
killed like in Saki. In the month of May, 2000, 68
bodies of Fulani cattle rearers were recovered and
buried under the supervision and protection from a
team of Mobile Police from Oyo State Command.
“ That some arrests were made by Oyo State
Police Command in the massacre with their
immediate release without court trial. This was
said to have been ordered by Oyo State authorities
and they were so released to their amazement.
The release of the arrested suspects gave the clear
impression that the authorities are backing and
protecting them to continue the unjust and illegal
killings of Fulani cattle rearers…”
According to the general, they therefore wanted
immediate stoppage of the killings, justice and
compensation to the Fulanis.

Something must be done to stop this nonsense.

Enough is enough

WarRLaY:
This bororo fulani attacked our bus in ekiti on our way to Lagos and went away with lots of cash leaving people with injuries .. I thank God for my life shaa.. I dea fear to go that side again sef. can't imagine d run without destination I ran inside the forest ..

As in they attack freely

kenny4one:
one Nigeria let's enjoy the killing while it last

this same people almost kill my boss alone portharcourt enugw express road last month, after firing him 3 bullet but God save him no one touch him but piece his car.

if the fulanis couldn't kill your boss, then your grammar will!

systematic destruction of the institution’s farms and project the activities of land grabbers and illegal settlers.
so govt is not the strongest entity

Why nobody seeing that Boko Haram have simply reinvented themselves - they now call themselves Fulani herdsmen.

Army to deal with them immediately.