Nigerian Lord Lugards – The Igbo Colonised Commerce , Yoruba Colonised Education & Hausa Fulani Power ! Wait for It i saw this on social media got me thinking and i wrote this article
This is in 3 Parts
Part 1 is
1. Economic Domination
2.Military Domination
3.Total Dependence
PART 1 Economic – Food & Commerce
High consumption of processed meat and overcooked meat has been linked to anincreased risk of heart disease and cancer. On the other hand, unprocessed and mildly cooked beef is healthy in moderation — especially in the context of a healthy lifestyle and balanced diet.
#forget The President is Fulani . Forget Herdsmen . Tribal Domination Like Racial Domination is nothing NEW . From Britain Colonisation to The Greeks Romans and Today The Americans It is the Way of The powerful. Even Satan has Colonised This World away from Nigerians and ALL Human Earthly Life
Notable Colonizres in Nigeria
- The Igbos have colonised Commerce They all have Electronics Ruga Settlements in the North too
- The Yorubas are slowly colonizing Bricklaying in the South Edo State Take note and they are Damn Good at it too and Cheaper The Edo have well Colonized Germany Italy and Most of Malaysia 🙂
- The Delta especially the Uhrobo Itsekiri & Ijaw have Colonised Comedy O Yes !
- But the fulani is different he is into Total Domination and its not the kind you will see evidently until Boom ! Like Uthman Dan Fodio ! they have taken over your lands your religion and way of life ask the Hausa no Jokes !
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Is Fulani and Hausa the same?The Hausa are Farmers, whereas the Fulani are traditionally Nomads/Semi-Nomads. You will find Fulani in every West African country and some Central African countries, whereas Hausa are concentrated mainly in Nigeria and Niger Republic (with a few Hausawa in Ghana, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast, Sudan, Chad and Cameroon).
Hausa–Fulani is a term unique to Nigeria which collectively refers to the Hausa and Fulani as a people. The two are grouped together because since the FulaniWar their histories have become even more intertwined within Nigeria.
and before you get Atikulated on this let me remind you
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Hausa Bakwai
- Daura:
- Kano:
- Katsina.
- Zaria (Zazzau)
- Gobir.
- Rano.
- Biram:(Hadejia)
Although found throughout the grassland belt of West Africa, the bulk of the Hausa/Fulani population is concentrated in Northern Nigeria especially in and around the centres of Sokoto, Kano and Katsina which were important market centres on the southern section of the trans-Saharan caravan trade routes in the past.
Before the advent of the Fulani, the Hausa had established well-organised city states. These states included Katsina, Daura, Kano Zazzau (Zaria), Biram, Gobir and Borno.
Some of these were however conquered and re-established by the Fulani. A few other kingdoms such as Katagum, Hadejia and Gombe were then founded.
Take Note This is not Islamization of Nigeria . This is The Fulanisation of Southern Nigeria , The fulani has Conquered Northern Nigeria made up of The Hausa and they continue this domination
When Jonathan was President Did he RUGA the North With Southern Cows or Fish ?
When Obasanjo was President did he Send Otta Goats to Graze in the North ?
This is their Own Oil Not only Have The North Dominated What Happens to Southern Oil they have also Dominated The main staples of What Southerners EAT
Zamfara Has The Largest Reserves of Gold but What does the South have to show for it ?
What The north needs Next is Coalition with Saudi Arabia UAE etc and The South Will be In deep Trouble not only from food but from Tourism like Dubai
Ask me where all the Game Reserves in Nigeria Are located ?
People also ask
Beans is one of the most popular and staple foods in Africa, especially in Nigeria and the 4th most consumed after cassava, yam, and rice, more of brown beans than black-eyed beans are abundantly cultivated by the majority of farmers in northern parts of Nigeria such as Borno, Gombe, Kano, Sokoto, Yobe and Zamfara State.
TOMATOES
The states in Nigeria engaged in commercial production are; Gombe, Kaduna, Bauchi, Kano, Katsina, Benue, Jigawa and Plateau.
BEEF
even if rice is grown in the south the stew is made from tomatoes the meat from the cows and the cos they send to the south are not the best of cows but they are the MOST EXPENSIVE !
Northerners are shocked at the cost of beef products in Nigeria especially Suya .
The price southerners pay for meat in Local Kara Markets is NOT the same Northerners in the South Pay for meat ! Known FACT Kara Market in Aduwawa Benin City is Notorious for Expensive Meat for Edo People and not for Northerners Who live in Benin City ! Take a walk to auchi The Muslim Dominated Part of Edo State and Same Thing but there 70percent of edo indigenes are Muslim and meat is cheaper there !
RSVP Rice and Stew Very Plenty !
and as Rice is getting more expensive by the day Nigerians tirn to Beans . and Beans is from the North
Beans is Poor mans Protein
If you stop eating cow meat what business do Fulani herdmen have on your land ?
IN THE BIBLE THE ISREALITES NEVER ATE COWS THEY ATE sheep more
even when Gods Angels came to visit Abraham did not serve them Adult Cow Meat but Calf Meat !
Deuteronomy 32:14
Butter of kine, and milk of sheep, with fat of lambs, and rams of the breed of Bashan, and goats, with the fat of kidneys of wheat; and thou didst drink the pure blood of the grape.
Deuteronomy 14:4-8 also explicitly names 10 animals considered ritually clean:
Leviticus 11:9-12 and Deuteronomy 14:9-10 both state that anything residing in “the waters” (which Leviticus specifies as being the seas and rivers) is ritually clean if it has both fins and scales,[26][27] in contrast to anything residing in the waters with neither fins nor scales.[28][29]The latter class of animals is described as ritually impure by Deuteronomy,[29] Leviticus describes them as an “abomination” KJV Leviticus 11:10. Abomination is also sometimes used to translate piggul and toebah. Although these biblical rules do not specify the status of animals in the waters with fins but no scales, or scales but no fins, it has traditionally been assumed that these animals are also excluded from the ranks of the ritually clean.
We are Blessed because right now if The North get heir Act Together They will RULE AND RUGA US !
to be contd
Frank Adeche writes from new york
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The coming of the Fulani into Hausa land brought the full force of Islam which became a great factor in social life and culture. In education, dress, taste and outlook, the Hausa and their Fulani conquerors became part of the Islamic culture world. This influence remains till today.
Traditionally, they neither look alike nor do they practise the same culture. Fulanis are mostly light-skinned, lanky with long hairs. They practise the whipping of a suitor before his bride as parts of their marriage requirement, this aided monogamy amongst them.
Fulanis are also nomads. This nomadic lifestyle spread them into virtually all of West Africa. They are extremely tolerant of the languages of other people around them leading to the suppression of theirs especially in northern Nigeria by Hausa.
Hausas, on the other hand, are good merchants. This helped spread them to some countries around Nigeria. They are not known for bravery except for their women who can at times be daring e.g Queen Amina of Zazzau.
They are typically intolerant to the languages of others around them and are highly conservative. Their marriage is less demanding hence, they are given to polygamy with high divorce rate.
Sometimes, the Fulanis see themselves as superiors since they produce most of the emirs in the and are the vanguards of Islam in Nigeria.
1. Does eating red meat increase the risk of cancer and heart disease?
A: For heart disease, the answer is pretty clear. Some red meats are high in saturated fat, which raises blood cholesterol. High levels of LDL cholesterol increase the risk of heart disease.
When it comes to cancer, the answer is not so clear. Many researchers say it does raise the risk, especially for colorectal cancer.
A recent National Institutes of Health-AARP study of more than a half-million older Americans concluded that people who ate the most red meat and processed meat over a 10-year-period were likely to die sooner than those who ate smaller amounts. Those who ate about 4 ounces of red meat a day were more likely to die of cancer or heart disease than those who ate the least, about a half-ounce a day. Epidemiologists classified the increased risk as “modest” in the study.
The meat industry contends there is no link between red meat, processed meats, and cancer, and says that lean red meat fits into a heart-healthy diet. A meat industry spokeswoman criticized the design of the NIH-AARP study, saying that studies that rely on participants to recall what foods they eat cannot prove cause and effect. “Many of these suggestions could be nothing more than statistical noise,” says Janet Riley, a senior vice president of the American Meat Institute, a trade group.
Coordinator of the Benue State chapter of Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), an umbrella body of Fulani herdsmen in Nigerian, Alhaji Garius Gololo, has revealed why his people worship cow.
In a chat with The Sun, Gololo said apart from God, herdsmen also worship what their major source of livelihood.
“Why won’t you worship what you are gaining from? They worship God, but they depend on their cow. If you want to marry, it’s from that cow; if you are going to the hospital, it’s from that cow, if you want to eat, it’s from that cow.
“So, for people to say Fulani worship cows, its clear; they must, because it’s from it they eke a living. Fulani does not need road, they don’t need electricity, and they don’t need a big house. They live with the cow. But now in Nigeria, not only Benue, people are against herdsmen.
“In a place like Zamfara, it’s not herdsmen; it is criminals versus criminals. Recently, I was in Zamfara when they fought. There are no more herdsmen in Zamfara because they all ran away with the cattle as a result of incessant attacks after the return of a notorious criminal and members of his gang who terrorized them.
“But whenever anything happens, they say it’s Fulani. The point is that they are against the Federal Government, not the ordinary Fulani. Because the president is a Fulani and most Nigerians are against him, anything that happens, they say it’s Fulani.”
Asked why they kill anybody who attacks their cows, Gololo said, “It is not easy for any human being to kill. Nobody wants to kill a fellow human being. But it is not even the Fulani that are involved in some of the killings they are accusing them.
“If what happened recently in Gboko was the other way round, the whole world would have heard it. I’m yet to see the human rights people; nobody is talking about it because Fulani do not have anybody to speak for them.”
