The Fulani Elites are the traitors of the Independence Agreements made among the indigenous people of Nigeria before the creation of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Because of their vaulting ambition to expand the political power and the geographical sphere …
Enough is Enough of Chattering in Nigeria
In my humble opinion, the situation of the ’Society of Pundits of Nigeria’ can be likened to that of Emperor Nero who was accused of allegedly playing the flute while Rome was burning. In the same sense, the roof of …
Re: Between Nepotism and Insecurity — Vanguard Editorial
The few awakened indigenous people who know and understand the history and the cultural practices of the Fulani Ethnic nation, must not relent in their efforts to keep raising the alarm and to continue highlighting the existential consequences of negligence …
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The Coming-Out Performance of Dr Hakeem Baba-Ahmed at the 2021 Maitama Sule Lecture Series
It is a disheartening experience for the awakened indigenous peoples of Nigeria, who have lately come into the disquieting realisation, that the Fulani elites have not got the moral inclination to respect and to uphold the sanctity of the Nigeria …
Sheikh Dr Ahmad Abubakar Gumi and Prof Usman Yusuf : The Two Mujahideen-in-Arms in Nigeria
The Fulani Elites must have to accept that the indigenous people of Nigeria have the inalienable rights to determine and to plan for their future in a free and democratic environment. The Fulani Mujahideen Group should stop believing that they …
Re: FG to borrow $3bn via Eurobond in October
With this new approval given to Madam Minister of Finance to go on another shopping spree for additional loans of $6.1bn both from “the Eurobond market and the other half from bilateral and multilateral sources.”, it all seem to confirm …
Re: We Owe Salaries Due to Paucity of Funds – Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State, Nigeria
It is an understatement to say that the political and economic systems that were deliberately put in place in Nigeria since 1966 and particularly more so since 1999, seem to have been designed to paralyse and to impoverish, irrevocably, the …
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