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HAUSA WOMAN EXPOSES REAL TRIBE BEHIND FARM ATTACKS & VILLAGE INVASIONS IN NIGERIA—IT’S NOT ALL FULANIS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUzZdXmJO8
In this video, a bold Hausa woman is speaking out and clearing the air on who’s really behind the attacks on Nigerian farms and villages.

This video is not just another talk. It's a direct response to the confusion many people have—who are the Fulani, who are the Hausa, and who exactly is causing all this pain in the rural areas?

Now listen carefully, because what you're about to hear may change the way you see things.

She says clearly—Hausa and Fulani are not the same people. They are two different ethnic groups. While the Hausas mostly stay in one place, the Fulanis are known to move from state to state. That’s how some of them have lived in different places for six or more generations.

In fact, in many northern states—like Borno, Adamawa, Plateau—you won’t really find native Hausa people. But Fulani people? You’ll find them everywhere.

And here’s the big part—she says that the people causing chaos in the bushes, the ones killing farmers, attacking villages, and kidnapping people, are not the Hausa people. They are the bad Fulani herders.

Yes, not all Fulanis are bad—she made that clear too. There are peaceful ones, even good friends of hers. But the ones we see in the bush with guns, committing crime, attacking farmers—those are Fulani, not Hausa. And we must stop mixing up both groups.

She also pointed out that many of these bush-dwelling Fulanis look different—they have slimmer faces, light skin, curly hair. And over the years, with intermarriage, many people can't tell the difference anymore.

Now here’s a question she raised—why is the government silent? Why is the ban on open grazing not enforced? Why is nothing being done to stop these attacks?

She says, if you want to raise cattle, go and build a ranch—simple. The open grazing problem is making innocent farmers suffer across Nigeria.

Guys, this is not just a Hausa woman talking—it’s a Nigerian citizen saying enough is enough. Her words speak the minds of many who are scared or tired of being misunderstood.

Guys, I’ll let you watch this video for yourself so you can see exactly what I’m talking about. Also don't forget to like, share and subscribe to this channel if you haven't already done so.

Take a look guys, and to share your thoughts after watching.
WATCH NOW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUzZdXmJO8

Down south, we already know.


A day of reckoning would surely come.

I foresee it

Hmmm.

Our own bayamulenges. City fulani are billionaires and form trade associations. Bush fulanis are enforcers.

Real conversations should begin around this now; otherwise, come 2030, Nigerians will still be nowhere closer to resolving this issue.

This nonsense called Nigeria should just devide, when everyone goes it's separate ways, we can deal with the useless Fulanis in Gaza way, they will flee North at that time what we will do to them, the useless Nigerian government won't do nothing because everyone in charge are very useless

Now they want to separate themselves. After claiming they were one.

People will continue to see them as the same as long as they continue to accept the hausa-fulani tag.

1Sharon:
Now they want to separate themselves. After claiming they were one.

People will continue to see them as the same as long as they continue to accept the hausa-fulani tag.

They have upgraded from Hausa-Fulani tag to answerng "the North". The Fulani elites now call themselves "the North". They know their minority status won't give them political power hence they claim majority by attachment.

Itaekuson3:
HAUSA WOMAN EXPOSES REAL TRIBE BEHIND FARM ATTACKS & VILLAGE INVASIONS IN NIGERIA—IT’S NOT ALL FULANIS


In this video, a bold Hausa woman is speaking out and clearing the air on who’s really behind the attacks on Nigerian farms and villages.

This video is not just another talk. It's a direct response to the confusion many people have—who are the Fulani, who are the Hausa, and who exactly is causing all this pain in the rural areas?

Now listen carefully, because what you're about to hear may change the way you see things.

She says clearly—Hausa and Fulani are not the same people. They are two different ethnic groups. While the Hausas mostly stay in one place, the Fulanis are known to move from state to state. That’s how some of them have lived in different places for six or more generations.

In fact, in many northern states—like Borno, Adamawa, Plateau—you won’t really find native Hausa people. But Fulani people? You’ll find them everywhere.

And here’s the big part—she says that the people causing chaos in the bushes, the ones killing farmers, attacking villages, and kidnapping people, are not the Hausa people. They are the bad Fulani herders.

Yes, not all Fulanis are bad—she made that clear too. There are peaceful ones, even good friends of hers. But the ones we see in the bush with guns, committing crime, attacking farmers—those are Fulani, not Hausa. And we must stop mixing up both groups.

She also pointed out that many of these bush-dwelling Fulanis look different—they have slimmer faces, light skin, curly hair. And over the years, with intermarriage, many people can't tell the difference anymore.

Now here’s a question she raised—why is the government silent? Why is the ban on open grazing not enforced? Why is nothing being done to stop these attacks?

She says, if you want to raise cattle, go and build a ranch—simple. The open grazing problem is making innocent farmers suffer across Nigeria.

Guys, this is not just a Hausa woman talking—it’s a Nigerian citizen saying enough is enough. Her words speak the minds of many who are scared or tired of being misunderstood.

Guys, I’ll let you watch this video for yourself so you can see exactly what I’m talking about. Also don't forget to like, share and subscribe to this channel if you haven't already done so.

Take a look guys, and to share your thoughts after watching.
WATCH NOW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUzZdXmJO8

"You Fulanis, you do not know your history, you are NOT Nigerians, you are descendants of Umayyad conquerors (of Spain), you are the Moors (Berbers of North Africa)." ~ Comments in the video by a Fula man living in the United States

This had been the case na. Fulani has dominated the whole hausa land. And they don't even have that population. Hausa people are too weak

You can't change history/narrative with evidences, proofs circulating the entire world indicting the Fulanis as major killing machines in Nigeria and other African countries, videos, pictures even the Fulanis themselves speaking of retaliations and their plans to evade, kill, took over other peoples land, I'm not even surprised why they were removed , sent away from many communities in other countries. A fulani man is always a fulani man, leopards can't change it's skin. Every Fulani man has the killing tendency if given the opportunity, they were never peace keepers.

Itaekuson3:
HAUSA WOMAN EXPOSES REAL TRIBE BEHIND FARM ATTACKS & VILLAGE INVASIONS IN NIGERIA—IT’S NOT ALL FULANIS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUzZdXmJO8
In this video, a bold Hausa woman is speaking out and clearing the air on who’s really behind the attacks on Nigerian farms and villages.

This video is not just another talk. It's a direct response to the confusion many people have—who are the Fulani, who are the Hausa, and who exactly is causing all this pain in the rural areas?

Now listen carefully, because what you're about to hear may change the way you see things.

She says clearly—Hausa and Fulani are not the same people. They are two different ethnic groups. While the Hausas mostly stay in one place, the Fulanis are known to move from state to state. That’s how some of them have lived in different places for six or more generations.

In fact, in many northern states—like Borno, Adamawa, Plateau—you won’t really find native Hausa people. But Fulani people? You’ll find them everywhere.

And here’s the big part—she says that the people causing chaos in the bushes, the ones killing farmers, attacking villages, and kidnapping people, are not the Hausa people. They are the bad Fulani herders.

Yes, not all Fulanis are bad—she made that clear too. There are peaceful ones, even good friends of hers. But the ones we see in the bush with guns, committing crime, attacking farmers—those are Fulani, not Hausa. And we must stop mixing up both groups.

She also pointed out that many of these bush-dwelling Fulanis look different—they have slimmer faces, light skin, curly hair. And over the years, with intermarriage, many people can't tell the difference anymore.

Now here’s a question she raised—why is the government silent? Why is the ban on open grazing not enforced? Why is nothing being done to stop these attacks?

She says, if you want to raise cattle, go and build a ranch—simple. The open grazing problem is making innocent farmers suffer across Nigeria.

Guys, this is not just a Hausa woman talking—it’s a Nigerian citizen saying enough is enough. Her words speak the minds of many who are scared or tired of being misunderstood.

Guys, I’ll let you watch this video for yourself so you can see exactly what I’m talking about. Also don't forget to like, share and subscribe to this channel if you haven't already done so.

Take a look guys, and to share your thoughts after watching.
WATCH NOW

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUzZdXmJO8

You are just ignorant, Hausa and Fulani are one. They are called haisa-fulani, that is what they are.

XAUBulls:

"You Fulanis, you do not know your history, you are NOT Nigerians, you are descendants of Umayyad conquerors (of Spain), you are the Moors (Berbers of North Africa)." ~ Comments in the video by a Fula man living in the United States

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKUzZdXmJO8
North African Moroccan Barber paternal ancestral descent of all Fulahs.

Government have hands in all these killings hence their unwillingness to stop this Fulani herdsmen's menace

I just don't get it!
Army
Navy
Air Force
Paratroopers
Special forces
Mobile police
Police
DSS
All seem unable to curb a group of terrorists that have been profiled already!

Madam,
We down South already knew this from Day1.
It's now day is dawning for you people.
For decades, the Fulani attached themselves to your tribe and y'all kept quiet about it.
They caused mayhem and destruction all over the country and dragged y'all into the mess.
Retribution from the South is coming. Hausawa o, fulani o. All of you will chop since y'all one North.
Hausawa should give themselves brain..
It's never too late to disassociate yourselves from the murderous minority foreign barbarians called Fulani. Call them out whenever you see them.. point them out whenever they commit crime else when the boom comes..y'all chop it together.

Nemesis of the civil war...


This is just the beginning..


Gowon was this what you wanted during the civil war?