tsephanyah:
"what goes around comes around...." That's why I said RUGA is the solution. Just because Fulani herdsmen are not on social media that doesn't mean they don't suffer casualties.

Cattle rearing is a private business. It makes no sense to put up a governmental programme just to support some cattle rearing vampires when it won't favour others.

The FG is quick to tag the whole thing herders-farmers crises when in fact herdsmen encroach, kill and maim. And we all know RUGA is an expansion move by the Fulanis.

Trespassing in saner climes is a grave offence. The coverage, immunity and power that has been granted to herdsmen since Buhari's ascension will see the Fulani objective take ten steps backward when he leaves office as other ethnic groups would use their people in government to fight for themselves.

This tsephanyah na idiot aswear all the curse wey dem dash for this thread must follow you and ur household in Jesus name amen

LZAA:
Helinues and Afamed wee say it's ipob propaganda
Smh
Immhotep GMBuharii greenback Adaibeku sarrki blackking98

APC has brainwashed both of them.
Just negodu.

Some things will never change.

GBOKASINCHA:
This tsephanyah na idiot aswear all the curse wey dem dash for this thread must follow you and ur household in Jesus name amen

Jesus A.S. is a prophet and servant of Allah, he cannot answer prayers.

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tsephanyah:
bring it on we are born ready..... Do u think we fear poverty or death. Do u think material things is richness? Think again. in the North people will eat once a day, have two clothes and be content with their live. whatever you have u will never take it to ur grave.

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tsephanyah:
"what goes around comes around...." That's why I said RUGA is the solution. Just because Fulani herdsmen are not on social media that doesn't mean they don't suffer casualties.

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tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

Bet me u must die prematurely

Tsephanyah u're a big and useless fool. U will perish like shekau soon. Very useless human being. Ure the most useless and worthless person on this platform

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

Why struggle in a land that ain't yours? You very stupid for saying Ruga is the solution. Land grabbing dirty terrorists

tsephanyah:
bring it on we are born ready..... Do u think we fear poverty or death. Do u think material things is richness? Think again. in the North people will eat once a day, have two clothes and be content with their live. whatever you have u will never take it to ur grave.

yah enjoy d poverty attention seeking bitch,u must be a lonely little boy cause ur life seems to revolve around nairaland.
I hope boko haram continue to reduce d north population nd hopefully they wipe u nd ur family off this earth

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

You and the idiots that liked your useless post will never know peace, evil, death and failure shall visit you and your entire generation, now and forever Amen.

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

bleeding destitute

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

Obviously, you are a fulani breed.

A little education doesn't change the inherent killing mentality they all possess.

Sanchez01:

Cattle rearing is a private business. It makes no sense to put up a governmental programme just to support some cattle rearing vampires when it won't favour others.

The FG is quick to tag the whole thing herders-farmers crises when in fact herdsmen encroach, kill and maim. And we all know RUGA is an expansion move by the Fulanis.

Trespassing in saner climes is a grave offence. The coverage, immunity and power that has been granted to herdsmen since Buhari's ascension will see the Fulani objective take ten steps backward when he leaves office as other ethnic groups would use their people in government to fight for themselves.

I didn't justify what fulani herdsmen are doing. What I mean is that their way of survival is thru cattle rearing, due to urbanization and climate change push them deeper into the south. And the conspiracy is they came to take our lands. Fulani herdsmen don't care about lands...

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tsephanyah:
I didn't justify what fulani herdsmen are doing. What I mean is that their way of survival is thru cattle rearing, due to urbanization and climate change push them deeper into the south. And the conspiracy is they came to take our lands. Fulani herdsmen don't care about lands...

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tsephanyah:
Jesus A.S. is a prophet and servant of Allah, he cannot answer prayers.

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tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

Jflex07:
Iv reported that imp countless times but Nairaland mods have refused to ban the shegoat.

i noticed too
she's been treated special
i don't know why
may be sponsored comments
as in he paid seun to comment anyhow

I understand you clearly. But I think the opposition is also not doing enough in terms of visibility and public enlightenment

One of the things that won the 2015 election for APC was their dedication to enlightening the populace with information, good or propaganda. They were able to use their fifth columns at every turn.

The noises they generated was enough for America and Europe to be interested in Nigeria so much that they wanted Jonathan out by all means.

But this time around, the opposition do not have the wisdom to do just that.

Just musing, anyway

successmatters:


The opposition are being hounded with the law after being framed as corrupt.

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

The evil that men do lives with them......
That's all I can say.

Numerouno94:


U guys shuld stop quoting dat animal.

The animal is an attention seeker,by quoting her u guys re makin her happy.

The best way to treat such animal is to completely ignore her comments nd posts.

The best way to treat attention seekers is by ignoring dem.

We must never allow her kind to roam free lest we grant tacit support for a foolishness.

Olanipekun1:
i noticed too
she's been treated special
i don't know why
may be sponsored comments
as in he paid seun to comment anyhow

Nairaland is partisan then, I never knew.

OsuEbonyi:

We must never allow her kind to roam free lest we grant tacit support for a foolishness.

sure bro.

Aquarapha:
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Bet me u must die prematurely

well I don't fear death... As Muslim we are not to think we can be alive for a day... At any moment death can comes... Threat me with something else.

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tsephanyah:
well I don't fear death... As Muslim we are not to think we can be alive for a day... At any moment death can comes... Threat me with something else.

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tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

what are u saying?

tsephanyah:
"what goes around comes around...." That's why I said RUGA is the solution. Just because Fulani herdsmen are not on social media that doesn't mean they don't suffer casualties.

. Is it that u lack sense or sense left u long ago? Why are u making ur bastard regret he gave birth to a bastard like himself?

tsephanyah:
Thought and prayers. RIP

RUGA is the solution

Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and most recently, the herder-farmer conflicts among others. The north central states of Benue, Plateau and Nasarawa and other states have experienced conflicts that led to thousands of deaths and displacements as a result of clashes between pastoralists (herders) and local farmers in several communities. In January 2018 alone, Amnesty International reports indicate that 168 people were killed as a result of herdsmen-farmer clashes.1

Struggle over grazing land and scarce resources have over the years resulted in perennial and growing violent conflicts in terms of frequency, intensity and geographic scope. Underpinning the escalation in frequency of conflicts in Nigeria is a confluence of environmental and demographic forces, especially desertification caused by climate change and population explosion. Expectedly, with the depletion of arable land for subsistence farming largely as a result of increasing urbanisation and the adverse effect of climate change, especially along the Lake Chad basin, there is increased struggle between herdsmen and farmers – leading to violent confrontations and conflicts, deaths and forced displacement, as well as the destruction of agriculture and livestock.

Ruga finish u there!
Who needs land for business e no go buy?