@Millz_umar The deception we are talking about, Hausa tribe are now strangers in their own land. Since , othman dan fodio came to Hausaland this is the education they had mostly received
Hadejia-Jama’are at about ₦66.9 billion, Ogun-Osun at ₦45.4 billion, and Sokoto-Rima at ₦43 billion), while the Anambra-Imo RBDA (serving the South-East) received zero under this particular irrigation component.
When will this injustice end ?
Did you watch senator Victor Umeh on the floor of the Senate ? He has asked the question many are afraid to ask.
Why should a federal agency in the South-East get ₦4bn while the same agency in other regions gets ₦60bn?
One Senator is speaking...
But where are the South East Senators?
Leaders who speak up will always have a special place in my heart .
Kudos to Victor Umeh
Perfect example of Islamophobia!
When Hamas fires rockets at Jews, they cheer, flash the victory sign, and celebrate jihad. When Israel hits back, the same face collapses into tears and screams “genocide.”
The war they start, the victimhood they sell.
russia 3 -Nigeria 3,
that has being my view remove most of these old players you get a better result. do you thonk a combination of iwobi,ndidi,moses and nwabali will give this results. no way
شاب ياباني ينشر سرا ظل مكتوماً ٢٣عاماً
عندما ظن أن أشرطة الفيديو ستتلف.
احداث 11سبتمبر 2001 صورها ذلك الشاب
من سطح مبني يبعد عن برج التجارة 3كيلومترات وعندما أعطاه للشرطة رفضت أخذه أو نشره وأنه سيتعرض للعقاب اذا نشر ذلك ماهو السبب وراء ذلك....
@HabibaIdri40129 the Anastasia he applied to capture the hausa throne was religion (same to others) was religion. that means people was in need of good governance,good leadership which was absent. religion was the opium present not from God
@HabibaIdri40129 was the Hausa kingdom so callous to excnange their throne with religion or was there a great deception. the deception that has blinded other non hausa tribes. why is this deceptions is still acceptable mostly by the hausas and others
@HabibaIdri40129 knowledge is power, there was an hausa kindom before the advent of othman dan fodio,what happened,how did the hausa reign disappeared, how was it quickly replaced by the Fulani reign while the benin kingdom,the oyo kingdom and the igbo thrones remains ,why ?
The day Hausa people learn to break through the religious restrictions imposed on them by Fulani clerics, that will be the day Hausa people begin to emerge from the oppression and denial of rights they have endured for so long.
Fulani clerics have imposed a harmful ideology on Hausa people. They have taught Hausa people to hate their fellow Hausa people—whether they share the same religion or not.
Yet, on their own side, they embrace one another. Even when a Fulani person is not a Muslim, you will see them living and interacting with him, and they may even accept him as a leader. But they will constantly return to Hausa people and tell them that every Muslim is better than a non-Muslim. This is nothing but a blatant falsehood.
They have divided Hausa people along religious lines and taught them to declare one another unbelievers, to the point where a Hausa person can turn against his fellow Hausa person and even kill him because of a Fulani cleric.
They have already divided Muslims among themselves over interpretations of the Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet. Yet, the moment their ancestor, Usman Dan Fodio, is mentioned or criticized, they immediately unite to defend him, regardless of the actions he took or the statements attributed to him.
We will continue to educate our fellow Hausa people about the ways religion has been used to manipulate and harm them.
We will not give up, and we will not bow our heads in defeat. Hausa people will awaken, stand up, and demand their rights—whether others like it or not.
Fulani elites have restricted TikTok in Northern Nigeria because of the way Hausa Zallah awareness is trending on TikTok. It is obvious that the Fulani elites are becoming concerned. Hausa awareness has become one of the most important topics of discussion across Hausaland and other parts of Northern Nigeria, as well as among Hausa people in the diaspora.
To the Fulani, I want to tell you: go and trace your origins, because the Hausa Zallah movement is a nonstop journey. It would be better for you to find your way back to Senegambia and begin your migration there before it is too late for you.