IntrovertedK:
Isn't it obvious that the most populated tribe in the country has never produce a leader in the country? Not in the millitary era and not in the democracy era at least for 20 years now and not in anyway in sight cuz surely their master has already positioned themselves for 2023 yet again.

So when are they going to grow some balls and free themselves of the shakles of fulani bondage and take their right place.

First usman used the religion fracas to hold them to ransom now his children are using 'north' and 'northerner' to keep them as slaves still.

If minority kanuri and nupe can produce more than thrice so what's stopping these mumu people from taking up their place in the north?

Any hausa here?

donphilopus:


Is there any need for this?

IntrovertedK:
yes there is. Cuz you people cannot continue to be a slave to fulanis at the detriment of everyone else all in the name of 'north' and 'northerner'. Arrant nonsense.

IntrovertedK:
Isn't it obvious that the most populated tribe in the country has never produce a leader in the country? Not in the millitary era and not in the democracy era at least for 20 years now and not in anyway in sight cuz surely their master has already positioned themselves for 2023 yet again.

So when are they going to grow some balls and free themselves of the shakles of fulani bondage and take their right place.

First usman used the religion fracas to hold them to ransom now his children are using 'north' and 'northerner' to keep them as slaves still.

If minority kanuri and nupe can produce more than thrice so what's stopping these mumu people from taking up their place in the north?

Any hausa here?

IntrovertedK:

If minority kanuri and nupe can produce more than thrice so what's stopping these mumu people from taking up their place in the north?

Any hausa here?

helinues:
Meanwhile they are not shouting marginalization

frankmoney:
I thought abacha was a hausa man from kano

budaatum:

I don't know how true it is that no Hausa has ever been President and I'm shocked in fact that if this is true buda can be so ignorant and thanks for the education. Perhaps some blogger will list Presidents and Head of States to further educate us.

One thing however. You call them "mumu people", when in fact they just happen to be the most oppressed in our society, kept ignorant by ensuring their eyes do not open. Or is it not the truth that every tree of knowledge of good and evil is cut down in Hausa land?

Their mumuness is our mumuness. When they hurt they flee down south and you all call them Fulani herdsmen and terrorists and cow and completely disregard their suffering.

Hausas are our neighbours. When they eat that which aches the stomach, it is we who are kept awake by their night groans as we can clearly see. The day will surely come when we abandon our tribal stupidity and fight for the welfare and freedom of all, insha Allah.

Nigeria Nkwenu! Ka obodo di mma.

Tomide007:

Kanuri man from Borno

ozento:
are u serious?

Sharming95:
Both hausa/fulani av fermented to a point yhu can't separate dem due to intermarriage and co habilitation....most those yhu call d fulani extract don't speak dia language again but rather hausa....4rm sokoto down to maiduri na hausa b d major language...day are both one and don't think yhu can cause inter tribal war among dem cuz yhu'll fail day ain't lyk yhu yeye southereners dat are so selfish and only think abt dia own interest....av yhu thought abt it why some hausa/fukani av been in d NASS 4 20yrs plus....e.g Hon Ado doguwa av been in d rep since '99....he was first innd house in'92 b4 military take over by abacha....northerners don't care who's is in power so long is dia own....bcuz anyhow he be dem day benefit....

donphilopus:


Even if they decide to be slaves to the Fulanis, does that warrant the name-calling? Why call a whole tribe "mumu people" because you don't agree with them?

BTW, are you also aware that Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo are also slaves to the Hausa/Fulanis?

MelesZenawi:


Hausa/Fulani are same thing.


Any one of them can rule.

budaatum:

I don't know how true it is that no Hausa has ever been President and I'm shocked in fact that if this is true buda can be so ignorant and thanks for the education. Perhaps some blogger will list Presidents and Head of States to further educate us.

One thing however. You call them "mumu people", when in fact they just happen to be the most oppressed in our society, kept ignorant by ensuring their eyes do not open. Or is it not the truth that every tree of knowledge of good and evil is cut down in Hausa land?

Their mumuness is our mumuness. When they hurt they flee down south and you all call them Fulani herdsmen and terrorists and cow and completely disregard their suffering.

Hausas are our neighbours. When they eat that which aches the stomach, it is we who are kept awake by their night groans as we can clearly see. The day will surely come when we abandon our tribal stupidity and fight for the welfare and freedom of all, insha Allah.

Nigeria Nkwenu! Ka obodo di mma.

IntrovertedK:
you can't save a slave who doesn't understand the need to become a freeborn. Hausas are willing to die protecting their fulani master who happens to be their oppressor so you see, how do you save such a person?

budaatum:
A WAKE-UP CALL AND BLUNT TRUTH TO MY FELLOW NORTHERN BROTHERS.

Written by Hassan Stan-Labo

Bᴀɴᴅɪᴛʀʏ ᴀɴᴅ Bᴏᴋᴏ ʜᴀʀᴀᴍ : Tʜᴇ Nᴏʀᴛʜ sʟᴇᴘᴛ ғᴏʀ ᴛᴏᴏ ʟᴏɴɢ!

"The north must wake up now. It must not murder sleep.

The north saw nothing coming. Population was deemed strength. But it should have watched when others slowed down in breeding. It bred too many children and didn’t do much to care for them. They roamed the streets. Yet, it bred more. They forsook schools. And took to begging . Yet, it bred more. Those children, many of them, have gone feral. Now,the north cannot sleep. The north slept for too long.

Northern politicians lived in bubbles, in distant cities. Some governors literally ruled by ‘Wifi’. When they bothered to return to their state capitals, unemployed youths lined the streets to cheer them. In their narcissism , they said it was popularity. The naive jobless youths in their ignorance, considered them their own share of national big men.

So the northern politicians were safe and happy. They lived like lords, harvesting political rents. Their political estate was the large benighted population of the north whose votes made them national heroes. All they bothered about was winning elections and cornering privileges for their family and their friends.

The north is waking up. But it’s waking in fits and starts.

While it was asleep, corrupt politicians treated education as western adulteration of cherished conservative culture. The north lacked schools and teachers, and lacked hospitals and doctors and nurses. But their leaders couldn’t be bothered. The welfare of the poor was an abstract concept mouthed in campaign speeches.

Young doctors went for national youth service in the north and came back with tales of horror. Children and women died needlessly. Labour got obstructed and prolonged and the nearest hospital with a doctor was hundreds of kilometers away. Youth corps doctors were forced to do caesarean sections. We screamed when we shared the stories amongst ourselves those days.

The governors preferred playing emotional religious politics to building productive human capacity. So while some other parts of the country focused on education, some governors made sharia a project and built a large population of illiterate Almajiris.

And I think the north was pushed into deeper somnolence by tranquilizers like quota system and federal character. You can disagree with me. But I know competition would have awakened the north much earlier.

The north is rising. But it is still groggy.

The traditional institutions and the politicians underestimated the long term consequences of their fixation on electoral contests. Political power brought roads and more local government areas. The Federal Government built a refinery and sited federal institutions in some northern cities. But there was almost no attempt to educate the poor. Children roamed. Schools weren’t properly staffed. The three tiers of government left the smaller towns and rural areas in abject poverty and utter hopelessness. The private sector was absent. There was literally no man power for anything meaningful.

The politicians and retired soldiers cornered positions and oil wells. They rode in their big cars and flew in jets. They built big houses and sent their children to foreign lands for education. They let the ignorant poor to worship them and let them flourish in their ignorance. It all seemed peaceful at least. The rich in Kaduna , Kano and Abuja, played their polo. The poor children in Gamboru couldn’t get vaccines. They had to rely on Bill Gates and foreign charity to get, when they got. Poverty and disease and desertification battered and bruised them. The poor , illiterate and hopeless, in the slums of the big towns, in small towns and in the bushes in the hamlets found solace in religion. Radical preachers sneaked in and taught them comforting extremism.

The chickens are coming home to roost.

Banditry has taken over the parts of the north not ravaged by Boko Haram. Zamfara had once toyed with religious extremism. That former center of religious activism is now the devil’s workshop. Evil became so rife the former governor was ready to negotiate with demons who massacred and burnt whole villages. Children who didn’t go to school, who spent their entire lives in the wild, dragging cattle from Timbuktu to Calabar, had become possessed. They have forsaken religion and embraced the devil. And Zamfara is now thinking a mass literacy programme.

Kaduna, the center of the north has not been spared. Ethnic fault lines have been sharpened by frustration and hopelessness. Politicians had driven wedges between the poor to feather their political nests. Millions of unemployed youths are now finding guns and finding devilish impatience. Violence has mushroomed. And Kaduna is fast acquiring the character of Lebanon.

Our law enforcement agents are working hard. But they are overwhelmed. Law enforcement was designed to check and correct an exceptional few. And not to contain an epidemic of madness. From Benue to Taraba, from Katsina to Zamfara, it’s been violence after violence.

The north is waking up. I believe. But it has to find mental clarity, quickly. The north must institute a comprehensive population control measure. The north has to lock the tap. Mops wont do. The north lacks the resources to care for the children that it is currently producing on an industrial scale. It can’t abolish child malnutrition , Almajiri culture, high infant and maternal mortality until it puts a leash on its birthrate. Until the north checks its population growth rate it cannot check the wild fire of poverty that is ravaging its communities.

The north must wake up now.

Boko haram and rampant banditry have stabbed the north into wakefulness. But the north is waking up only in bits. The north is still sleepwalking.

The north left the tap running for too long. It is now flooded with problems that teeming illiteracy and joblessness create. The north must turn off the running tap first. The north must institute immediate population control. Yes, it will have to curb Almajiri by democratizing education. But it must shut the tap first. Without an effective and immediate population control policy , the north and the country is doomed.

It’s unfortunate it had to get to this. It’s unfortunate it had to take banditry for the north to think mass literacy and abolition of almajiri culture. Yobe has no existing factory. A bulk of the population of the Northeast lives in IDP camps. The future looks bleak . And there is no sense of urgency yet.

Northern billionaires must think industrialization of the north. It must be intentional. The potentials abound. There is a strong youthful population. They can’t wait for Bill Gates and Jimmy Carter.

The north must wake up now. It must not murder sleep again.

donphilopus:


Even if they decide to be slaves to the Fulanis, does that warrant the name-calling? Why call a whole tribe "mumu people" because you don't agree with them?

BTW, are you also aware that Ohaneze Ndi-Igbo are also slaves to the Hausa/Fulanis?

budaatum:

nameo:


Plzz can you share the link to this article by this northerner?