[size=18pt]We do not want the already fulani infiltrated military going after them. . .
Recent incidents have shown a certain level of bias and compromise on the part of the Nigerian Army.
Let us have vigilante groups comprising of only individuals native to their area of assignment.
Its not the duty of the government to provide these groups with arms and surveillance equipment.
If need be, monthly assessment of these vigilante groups should be conducted by relevant authorities.
THE MILITARY HAS ALREADY LOST CREDIBILITY IN THE EYES OF MOST!
TO MANY, THE NIGERIAN ARMY CAN NOT AND WILL NOT BE TRUSTED.[/size]

shamecurls:



You cant give arms to civilians It's more disastrous

What of the arms with the civilain JTF in the NE fighting BH. The best deterrence is to arm local vigilantes across the entire SE and SS to provide community level security, this will ensure that this madness will be curtailed.

ISLAMIZATION OF NIGERIA- A POSSIBLE REALITY
One of the greatest irony, which I see as a practical delusion is the mentality by southern Nigerians that no President can Islamize Nigeria. Muslims are people over the years that strategically occupy cities and nations and over rum them suddenly. They come as slaves with the intention to rule; they come appearing vulnerable but show their strengths afterwards.
In terms of temperament,, they are proud, patient, calculating, subtle, courageous and they have very long memories. They are capable of masking their thoughts and emotions very well but they will never forget a sleight. Most importantly, unlike most, they are capable of recognizing a common group cause and consequently they are in a better position to further the political and economic interests of their people more than any others. To a Fulani, interest of his people and their collective cause is more important than anything else.

On October 2nd, 2014 edition of Pointblanknews Magazine, Alhaji Aliyu Gwarzo, a prominent Fulani leader from Kano, said the following words
“when I say that the presidency must come to the North next year, I am referring to the Hausa-Fulani core North and not any Northern Christian or Muslim minority tribe. The Christians in the North, such as the Berom, the Tiv, the Kataf, the Jaba, the Zuru, the Sayyawa, the Bachama, the Jukun, the Idoma and all the others are nothing and the muslim minorities in the North, including the Kanuri, the Nupe, the Igbira, the Babur, the Shuwa Arabs, the Marghur and all the others know that when we are talking about leadership in the North and in Nigeria, Allah has given it to us, the Hausa-Fulani. They can grumble, moan and groan as much as they want but each time they go into their bedrooms to meet their wives and each time they get on their prayer mats to begin their prayers, it is we the Fulani that they think of, that they fear, that they bow to and that they pray for.
Some of them are even ready to give us their wives and daughters for one night’s sport and pleasure. They owe us everything. This is because we gave them Islam through the great Jihad waged by our father, the great Usuman Dan Fodio.
We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places and all these people by imposing Islam on them by force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and most of them chose the Koran. In return for the good works of our forefathers, Allah, through the British, gave us Nigeria to rule and to do with as we please. Since 1960 we have been doing that and we intend to continue.
No Goodluck or anyone else will stop us from taking back our power next year. We will kill, maim, destroy and turn this country into Africa’s biggest war zone and refugee camp if they try it.
Many say we are behind Boko Haram. My answer is what do you expect? We do not have economic power or intellectual power. All we have is political power and they want to take even that from us.
We must fight and we will fight back in order to keep it. They have brought in the infidels from America and the pigs from Israel to help them but they will fail. The war has just begun, the Mujahedeen are more than ready and by Allah we shall win.
If they don’t want an ISIS in Nigeria then they must give us back the presidency and our political power. Their soldiers are killing our warriors and our people every day but mark this: even if it takes one hundred years, we will have our revenge.
Every Fulani man that they kill is a debt that will be repaid, even if it takes 100 years. The Fulani have very long memories”.
President Muhammadu Buhari himself in 2013 when he said that if what happened in 2011 during the presidential elections happens again in 2015 and he ends up losing to President Goodluck Jonathan, who happens to be a southern christian, “the dog and the baboon will both be soaked in blood”.
Another Elder statesman of the North, Alhaji Lawal Kaita, said, before the presidential election in 2011, that “power must return to the North otherwise we (meaning northerners) would make the country ungovernable”. Jonathan went ahead to win the election and Lawal Kaita and co. went ahead to honour their word: from 2011 till 2015, making the country ungovernable they certainly did.
These are shocking and deeply troubling utterances from these Fulani leaders and the implications of their threat-filled words are self-evident. They need no further analysis or explanation here.
They are using the Fulani herdsmen are a standing army. They are highly protected by the government in power.
The truth remains that Nigerians especially the Christians in the North and the rest of Southern Nigeria are under occupation. If it is not the Fulani herdsmen that are tormenting them, then it is Boko Haram. If it is not Boko Haram, then it is Armed Forces who are under orders from our oppressors.
Most Nigerians are in denial of what is going on and some are just too intimidated and cowardly to acknowledge the problem, let alone to speak out against or attempt to resist it.
When Al Jazeera questioned President Buhari on the implication of his action as regards the Saudi Coalition, about the fact that this move could cause immense anxiety and apprehension to the Christian Association of Nigeria and to the massive Christian population in the country, He responded by asking why he should be concerned about the views of those “religious bigots” and that instead of complaining “the Christians should organize themselves and go and fight against terrorism and the militants in the south”.
Such an insulting, and aggressive response confirms the fears that Nigerian government is not only interested in establishing an ethnic Fulani hegemony but that they also wish to Islamize the nation and put into effect the stated intention, dream and objective of the late Saurdana of Sokoto, Sir Ahmadu Bello, of “dipping the Koran in the Atlantic ocean”.
One of the strong strategies of President Buhari is to make Nigeria a failed state whereby anarchy and survival of the fittest will seem to prevail and under such an atmosphere, he will mobilize their forces under the pretense to stop the situation; which will give way to a grand Islamization of the nation. Already, Boko Haram has been positioned in the North, and the Herdsmen Militia in the South, the Government already is in a coalition that can provide them all forms of assistance in the event of an outbreak of war against the infidels ( as they call the Christians); the Armed Forces are in their commands. Leaving the Christians and other Southners very vulnerable. UNLESS GOD INTERVENES THROUGH YOUR PRAYERS

247Dior:
Must it be military? Why can't police do their constitutional job which is internal security and policing?

y couldn't d police who had been preinformed of the attack do anything about it? we want results and these terrorists need a stronger tackle which the military option presents....it s only the sponsors of these terrorists that would b afraid of the military presence..y the sudden fear ? Communities in the NE are happy to host the military because it has freed them of Boko Haram....now we want to flush the 'herdsmen' out of the SE..so wat dz hoopla s all about?

lied, lie, lying, that's what reigns in Nigeria now.

TheArchangel:
Your hatred for anything Igbo is quite disheartening. Every of your posts had subtle insults for Igbos and SE which shows how hypocritical you are.


Diction or no diction... I have passed my message across. Deal with.

Omenka is entitled to hate whoever he so chooses and love whoever he so chooses just like the Igbos as well. The important thing is that Buhari should do what he has been supposedly elected to do which includes protection of lives and property of ALL nigerians without ethnic or religious bias. Unfortunately, it is increasingly getting clear that he is not doing his job. The natural response of people who have lost confidence in the government is to resort to self help which ultimately leads to anarchy. This is why all truly peace loving people should mount pressure on Buhari to avert this impending breakdown of law and order. Buhari is foolishly making Nnamdi Kanu and his IPOB ideas very desirable for a lot of people who hitherto where not interested in that project. Common sense demands that Buhari desists from whatever hidden hausa/fulani agenda which is playing out through this massacres, because nigeria would rather break up into a thousand pieces than for people to give up their lands to the hausa/fulani land grabbers. The fulani militants who carried out these latest attacks must be fished out and punished along with the collaborators and sponsors, else the quest for retaliation and vengeance by the aggrieved will not stop. A word is enough for the wise.

ndosorry:
ISLAMIZATION OF NIGERIA- A POSSIBLE REALITY
One of the greatest irony, which I see as a practical delusion is the mentality by southern Nigerians that no President can Islamize Nigeria. Muslims are people over the years that strategically occupy cities and nations and over rum them suddenly. They come as slaves with the intention to rule; they come appearing vulnerable but show their strengths afterwards.
In terms of temperament,, they are proud, patient, calculating, subtle, courageous and they have very long memories. They are capable of masking their thoughts and emotions very well but they will never forget a sleight. Most importantly, unlike most, they are capable of recognizing a common group cause and consequently they are in a better position to further the political and economic interests of their people more than any others. To a Fulani, interest of his people and their collective cause is more important than anything else.

On October 2nd, 2014 edition of Pointblanknews Magazine, Alhaji Aliyu Gwarzo, a prominent Fulani leader from Kano, said the following words
“when I say that the presidency must come to the North next year, I am referring to the Hausa-Fulani core North and not any Northern Christian or Muslim minority tribe. The Christians in the North, such as the Berom, the Tiv, the Kataf, the Jaba, the Zuru, the Sayyawa, the Bachama, the Jukun, the Idoma and all the others are nothing and the muslim minorities in the North, including the Kanuri, the Nupe, the Igbira, the Babur, the Shuwa Arabs, the Marghur and all the others know that when we are talking about leadership in the North and in Nigeria, Allah has given it to us, the Hausa-Fulani. They can grumble, moan and groan as much as they want but each time they go into their bedrooms to meet their wives and each time they get on their prayer mats to begin their prayers, it is we the Fulani that they think of, that they fear, that they bow to and that they pray for.
Some of them are even ready to give us their wives and daughters for one night’s sport and pleasure. They owe us everything. This is because we gave them Islam through the great Jihad waged by our father, the great Usuman Dan Fodio.
We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places and all these people by imposing Islam on them by force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and most of them chose the Koran. In return for the good works of our forefathers, Allah, through the British, gave us Nigeria to rule and to do with as we please. Since 1960 we have been doing that and we intend to continue.
No Goodluck or anyone else will stop us from taking back our power next year. We will kill, maim, destroy and turn this country into Africa’s biggest war zone and refugee camp if they try it.
Many say we are behind Boko Haram. My answer is what do you expect? We do not have economic power or intellectual power. All we have is political power and they want to take even that from us.
We must fight and we will fight back in order to keep it. They have brought in the infidels from America and the pigs from Israel to help them but they will fail. The war has just begun, the Mujahedeen are more than ready and by Allah we shall win.
If they don’t want an ISIS in Nigeria then they must give us back the presidency and our political power. Their soldiers are killing our warriors and our people every day but mark this: even if it takes one hundred years, we will have our revenge.
Every Fulani man that they kill is a debt that will be repaid, even if it takes 100 years. The Fulani have very long memories”.
President Muhammadu Buhari himself in 2013 when he said that if what happened in 2011 during the presidential elections happens again in 2015 and he ends up losing to President Goodluck Jonathan, who happens to be a southern christian, “the dog and the baboon will both be soaked in blood”.
Another Elder statesman of the North, Alhaji Lawal Kaita, said, before the presidential election in 2011, that “power must return to the North otherwise we (meaning northerners) would make the country ungovernable”. Jonathan went ahead to win the election and Lawal Kaita and co. went ahead to honour their word: from 2011 till 2015, making the country ungovernable they certainly did.
These are shocking and deeply troubling utterances from these Fulani leaders and the implications of their threat-filled words are self-evident. They need no further analysis or explanation here.
They are using the Fulani herdsmen are a standing army. They are highly protected by the government in power.
The truth remains that Nigerians especially the Christians in the North and the rest of Southern Nigeria are under occupation. If it is not the Fulani herdsmen that are tormenting them, then it is Boko Haram. If it is not Boko Haram, then it is Armed Forces who are under orders from our oppressors.
Most Nigerians are in denial of what is going on and some are just too intimidated and cowardly to acknowledge the problem, let alone to speak out against or attempt to resist it.
When Al Jazeera questioned President Buhari on the implication of his action as regards the Saudi Coalition, about the fact that this move could cause immense anxiety and apprehension to the Christian Association of Nigeria and to the massive Christian population in the country, He responded by asking why he should be concerned about the views of those “religious bigots” and that instead of complaining “the Christians should organize themselves and go and fight against terrorism and the militants in the south”.
Such an insulting, and aggressive response confirms the fears that Nigerian government is not only interested in establishing an ethnic Fulani hegemony but that they also wish to Islamize the nation and put into effect the stated intention, dream and objective of the late Saurdana of Sokoto, Sir Ahmadu Bello, of “dipping the Koran in the Atlantic ocean”.
One of the strong strategies of President Buhari is to make Nigeria a failed state whereby anarchy and survival of the fittest will seem to prevail and under such an atmosphere, he will mobilize their forces under the pretense to stop the situation; which will give way to a grand Islamization of the nation. Already, Boko Haram has been positioned in the North, and the Herdsmen Militia in the South, the Government already is in a coalition that can provide them all forms of assistance in the event of an outbreak of war against the infidels ( as they call the Christians); the Armed Forces are in their commands. Leaving the Christians and other Southners very vulnerable. UNLESS GOD INTERVENES THROUGH YOUR PRAYERS

BUHARI is dealing Al zakzaaky...

ndosorry:
ISLAMIZATION OF NIGERIA- A POSSIBLE REALITY
One of the greatest irony, which I see as a practical delusion is the mentality by southern Nigerians that no President can Islamize Nigeria. Muslims are people over the years that strategically occupy cities and nations and over rum them suddenly. They come as slaves with the intention to rule; they come appearing vulnerable but show their strengths afterwards.
In terms of temperament,, they are proud, patient, calculating, subtle, courageous and they have very long memories. They are capable of masking their thoughts and emotions very well but they will never forget a sleight. Most importantly, unlike most, they are capable of recognizing a common group cause and consequently they are in a better position to further the political and economic interests of their people more than any others. To a Fulani, interest of his people and their collective cause is more important than anything else.

On October 2nd, 2014 edition of Pointblanknews Magazine, Alhaji Aliyu Gwarzo, a prominent Fulani leader from Kano, said the following words
“when I say that the presidency must come to the North next year, I am referring to the Hausa-Fulani core North and not any Northern Christian or Muslim minority tribe. The Christians in the North, such as the Berom, the Tiv, the Kataf, the Jaba, the Zuru, the Sayyawa, the Bachama, the Jukun, the Idoma and all the others are nothing and the muslim minorities in the North, including the Kanuri, the Nupe, the Igbira, the Babur, the Shuwa Arabs, the Marghur and all the others know that when we are talking about leadership in the North and in Nigeria, Allah has given it to us, the Hausa-Fulani. They can grumble, moan and groan as much as they want but each time they go into their bedrooms to meet their wives and each time they get on their prayer mats to begin their prayers, it is we the Fulani that they think of, that they fear, that they bow to and that they pray for.
Some of them are even ready to give us their wives and daughters for one night’s sport and pleasure. They owe us everything. This is because we gave them Islam through the great Jihad waged by our father, the great Usuman Dan Fodio.
We also captured Ilorin, killed their local King and installed our Fulani Emir. We took that ancient town away from the barbarian Yoruba and their filthy pagan gods. We liberated all these places and all these people by imposing Islam on them by force. It was either the Koran or the sword, and most of them chose the Koran. In return for the good works of our forefathers, Allah, through the British, gave us Nigeria to rule and to do with as we please. Since 1960 we have been doing that and we intend to continue.
No Goodluck or anyone else will stop us from taking back our power next year. We will kill, maim, destroy and turn this country into Africa’s biggest war zone and refugee camp if they try it.
Many say we are behind Boko Haram. My answer is what do you expect? We do not have economic power or intellectual power. All we have is political power and they want to take even that from us.
We must fight and we will fight back in order to keep it. They have brought in the infidels from America and the pigs from Israel to help them but they will fail. The war has just begun, the Mujahedeen are more than ready and by Allah we shall win.
If they don’t want an ISIS in Nigeria then they must give us back the presidency and our political power. Their soldiers are killing our warriors and our people every day but mark this: even if it takes one hundred years, we will have our revenge.
Every Fulani man that they kill is a debt that will be repaid, even if it takes 100 years. The Fulani have very long memories”.
President Muhammadu Buhari himself in 2013 when he said that if what happened in 2011 during the presidential elections happens again in 2015 and he ends up losing to President Goodluck Jonathan, who happens to be a southern christian, “the dog and the baboon will both be soaked in blood”.
Another Elder statesman of the North, Alhaji Lawal Kaita, said, before the presidential election in 2011, that “power must return to the North otherwise we (meaning northerners) would make the country ungovernable”. Jonathan went ahead to win the election and Lawal Kaita and co. went ahead to honour their word: from 2011 till 2015, making the country ungovernable they certainly did.
These are shocking and deeply troubling utterances from these Fulani leaders and the implications of their threat-filled words are self-evident. They need no further analysis or explanation here.
They are using the Fulani herdsmen are a standing army. They are highly protected by the government in power.
The truth remains that Nigerians especially the Christians in the North and the rest of Southern Nigeria are under occupation. If it is not the Fulani herdsmen that are tormenting them, then it is Boko Haram. If it is not Boko Haram, then it is Armed Forces who are under orders from our oppressors.
Most Nigerians are in denial of what is going on and some are just too intimidated and cowardly to acknowledge the problem, let alone to speak out against or attempt to resist it.
When Al Jazeera questioned President Buhari on the implication of his action as regards the Saudi Coalition, about the fact that this move could cause immense anxiety and apprehension to the Christian Association of Nigeria and to the massive Christian population in the country, He responded by asking why he should be concerned about the views of those “religious bigots” and that instead of complaining “the Christians should organize themselves and go and fight against terrorism and the militants in the south”.
Such an insulting, and aggressive response confirms the fears that Nigerian government is not only interested in establishing an ethnic Fulani hegemony but that they also wish to Islamize the nation and put into effect the stated intention, dream and objective of the late Saurdana of Sokoto, Sir Ahmadu Bello, of “dipping the Koran in the Atlantic ocean”.
One of the strong strategies of President Buhari is to make Nigeria a failed state whereby anarchy and survival of the fittest will seem to prevail and under such an atmosphere, he will mobilize their forces under the pretense to stop the situation; which will give way to a grand Islamization of the nation. Already, Boko Haram has been positioned in the North, and the Herdsmen Militia in the South, the Government already is in a coalition that can provide them all forms of assistance in the event of an outbreak of war against the infidels ( as they call the Christians); the Armed Forces are in their commands. Leaving the Christians and other Southners very vulnerable. UNLESS GOD INTERVENES THROUGH YOUR PRAYERS

BUHARI is dealing with Al zakzaaky...

kumakunta:

Are you for real? Are you actually laughing at the misery of your people??

Sorry

ritababe:
Strong indications emerged on Thursday that the military high command in the country might come up with a joint operation involving the various security agencies against the menace of Fulani herdsmen in the country.

The Acting Director, Defence Information, Brig. Gen. Rabe Abubakar, told our correspondent on Thursday that the expected operation would not be restricted to a single service of the Armed Forces.

He said that the operation would be similar to the ones formed to battle the insurgency in the North-East, the militancy in the Niger Delta and other parts of the country.
Abubakar was reacting to the question of what the military would do in view of the recent directive by President Muhammadu Buhari to the military and the police to stop the recurrent killing of hapless villagers by armed Fulani militia.
Buhari‘s directive followed the public outrage that greeted the murder of 50 people at Ukpabi Nimbo Community in Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area of Enugu State by suspected Fulani herdsmen on Sunday.
The Acting Defence spokesman added that the issue of the threat posed by the herdsmen would be given the deserved attention by the military.
He said that the military would ensure effective compliance with the presidential directive to stop the current killings by the rampaging herdsmen in the country.
“The ideas of joint operation will always be there because it is a common knowledge that it is not a one service business. It must involve all other security agencies.
“Each and every one of us has a role to play: physical security, giving information, synergising with other stakeholders. That is what we are doing in the North-East and the Niger Delta and other parts. It would involve not only the military.
“The current resurgence of this issue of herdsmen is something which must be given a priority now that there is a glaring security threats to lives and property which the Armed Forces and other security agencies cannot close their eyes to.
“All efforts are now on towards ensuring that there is security of lives and property in the general area where such activities of herdsmen are being carried out.
“Just of recent, the President has given us a directive and it is something which we must comply with and in other cases, we deploy our men through operations such as the one against cattle rustling, Operation Sharandaji, which is to ensure that no herdsmen involved in criminal activities are spared.”

www.punchng.com/military-plans-joint-operations-herdsmen/

Fingers crossed. I don't think the military high command has received a clear directive to go after PMB and El-Rufai's fulani kinsmen. I know the military have carried out "immediate" action against different criminal groups in the past when issued an order from the C-in-C. I don't know how long it will take them to plan and execute the joint operation if at all there is a political will for that.

I wonder why we like chasing shadows in this country. Rather than giving a matching order to arrest Fulani Herdsmen found with guns, unlicensed guns for that matter, instead of their traditional shephard's staff.

omenka:
Some things I read just make me wanna puke. What exactly should the government do if not boost security to save lives??!!

You complained (even though it has been proven to be a lie) that the Enugu state governor called but no one came forth as he was stood up by the president, now a proactive measure (just as you had wanted) is being taken and you still fvcking complain!!

This is why some of us insist absolutely nothing this government does would seem right in your eyes if Buhari doesn't stand up someday and chop off his own head! What the heck is your damn problem really??

wailing ad infinitum is what they want. they should kontinu

Let's hope it pans well

omenka:
Some things I read just make me wanna puke. What exactly should the government do if not boost security to save lives??!!

You complained (even though it has been proven to be a lie) that the Enugu state governor called but no one came forth as he was stood up by the president, now a proactive measure (just as you had wanted) is being taken and you still fvcking complain!!

This is why some of us insist absolutely nothing this government does would seem right in your eyes if Buhari doesn't stand up someday and chop off his own head! What the heck is your damn problem really??

Hmmm, if your brother or ur relatives were among those that were killed you won't be making these comments.

1 why do the military need to wait for a presidential directive before they could performed their normal duty

2 why did it take our president so long before condemning this wickedness? that is if he have done so.

3 if it is the American president, will he be just coming out now to give directive since over 2 months this people have been killing innocent villagers Mmmmm,

Hatred is very very bad. Thank you.

Nice development

militarily:
This is long overdue. Took the fulani terrorists an attack on igbo land and the attendant outrage dat followed it for buhari to approve military action against them,...







Reasons why I love and respect the igbos tho. And to think these terrorists hav been killing hundreds including in my own state and nothing has been done about it. Igbos were even more agitated and vocal abt attacks on other states,makin som ppl 2 misconstrue it as 'mocking the victims'

Did you say 'just 6 casualities' when actually, hundreds were killed?
Havent Yorubas been at the forefront of the uproar against the herdsmen?
Are you a dullard?
ibo man!

Firgemachar:


Did you say 'just 6 casualities' when actually, hundreds were killed?
Havent Yorubas been at the forefront of the uproar against the herdsmen?
Are you a dullard?
ibo man!

seems ur wishing hundreds were killed. State officials said 6 were killed,don't knw where u got ur 'hundreds' from. In any case,even if hundres were killed,wot I find impressive is how igbos have taken this,not lying low,..and ofcourse the attendant visible ressults. Wich yorubas have been in fore front? Of wich agitation? Yorubas that almost immediately denies fulani rampage on their lands?? And when it bcoms confirmed beyond doubts,they turn around to blame the victim,as in falae's case. Some even called it nemesis for supporting the previous admin.

Com,I dey mourn my royal father,no let me rain better curse for ur head this evnin o!

Esu!

militarily:
seems ur wishing hundreds were killed. State officials said 6 were killed,don't knw where u got ur 'hundreds' from. In any case,even if hundres were killed,wot I find impressive is how igbos have taken this,not lying low,..and ofcourse the attendant visible ressults. Wich yorubas have been in fore front? Of wich agitation? Yorubas that almost immediately denies fulani rampage on their lands?? And when it bcoms confirmed beyond doubts,they turn around to blame the vict

Must you ibos beat empty chests on every matter? Are you chimps?
By claiming 'just 6 casualities' when hundreds actually were massacred over a period of 2 days, does that not make you the same with Yorubas who downplay Fulani herdsmen attack in their region and even blame the victims as you claim?
Is this the first time Fulani herdsmen will attack ibo land?

How many of your governors have come out to criticise the proposed grazing bill?

Enugu people were massively slaughtered and hitherto snubbed Ugwuanyi aka gburu gburu was glad to have the opportunity to hang out with Buhari.

What a shame!

Firgemachar:


Must you ibos beat empty chests on every matter? Are you chimps?
By claiming 'just 6 casualities' when hundreds actually were massacred over a period of 2 days, does that not make you the same with Yorubas who downplay Fulani herdsmen attack in their region and even blame the victims as you claim?
Is this the first time Fulani herdsmen will attack ibo land?

How many of your governors have come out to criticise the proposed grazing bill?

Enugu people were massively slaughtered and hitherto snubbed Ugwuanyi aka gburu gburu was glad to have the opportunity to hang out with Buhari.

What a shame!

stop blabbing! I aint here 2 trade words with slowpoke.s . I just want 2 xpress my satisfaction with the way and manner igbos handled their misfortune like real men.if ur feeling insecure or suicidal because of dat,am sorry I can't help it!
U can call me igbo from nw till eternity,I can only feel honored,but I guess dat can't change my ethnicism too.
Abeg get ur self lost 4m my sight,am in no mood 2 banter words wit nitwits,... Go on,...buzz off

phreakabit:
[size=18pt]We do not want the already fulani infiltrated military going after them. . .
Recent incidents have shown a certain level of bias and compromise on the part of the Nigerian Army.
Let us have vigilante groups comprising of only individuals native to their area of assignment.
Its not the duty of the government to provide these groups with arms and surveillance equipment.
If need be, monthly assessment of these vigilante groups should be conducted by relevant authorities.
THE MILITARY HAS ALREADY LOST CREDIBILITY IN THE EYES OF MOST!
TO MANY, THE NIGERIAN ARMY CAN NOT AND WILL NOT BE TRUSTED.[/size]

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TheArchangel:
Your hatred for anything Igbo is quite disheartening. Every of your posts had subtle insults for Igbos and SE which shows how hypocritical you are.


Diction or no diction... I have pass my message across. Deal with it.

ur dealing with a known fulani guy ,formin benue guy here
Ofcourse hez a frustrated igbo hater