Murderous Fulanis gives chase |
Onyema Uche
“Now you see what I am saying? The herdsmen have
returned to Nimbo threatening more attacks. Should the villagers run and
abandon their ancestral land?”
Those familiar with history of conquest will agree
that nations are not conquered in a sweep of actions. Invasion of nations do
not just start. Both invasion and conquering of nations begin with thoughtful
plans. Plans that is grafted and perfected in a long period of time. Sometimes
it takes yes and decades.
One thing that is common about people or nations
with territorial ambitions is that they are very subtle in all their
relationship with their neigbhours. They are experts in pretended humility,
well blended in the art of deceit. They can keep secrets and focused on their
hidden agenda. They can keep you as their friends for a very long time. Being
nice to you and leading you to believe that they are your friend in time of need.
They can lend you money without interest. However deep in there is hatred for
you and patience for your misstep before they pounce on you.
Their victims always appear to wise, kind and accommodating.
They are consumed with self-knowledge and excessive show of defamed charity.
Nations and people that are about to be invaded hardly believe that invasion
can be possible especially from a group that has shown so much solidarity. As
such they do not care about how porous their border is and do not care of
creating sentry men at their gates.
The truth about this is that the Fulanis are a set
of people that cannot be your friend or accept you as a human being if you are
not one of them. They have the attitude of slave masters. In every relationship
with them, you are the inferior while they are the superior. They are very
subtle in all their dealings with any people. Their deceit is tall as they
appear and their treachery is bright as they look.
They have a history in Nigeria that testifies to my
position here. In 1804, the king of Gobir, now Sokoto state, Yunfa the Hausa
Sarkin, gave host to Usman Dan Fodiyo and his army from their exhausted journey
from the desert. Yunfa thought he was being kind to a stranger. Within 4 years,
Dan Fodiya had penetrated the Gobir kingdom and found them weak. He gathered
his army and violently overthrew Junfa, killed him and his son and imposed his
caliphate in Gobir which later became Sokoto state.
King Yunfa was killed in 1808, just 4 years of the
arrival of Fodiyo. It was the same Fulani warriors that established the Sokoto
caliphate and enslaved the indigenous people. Gradually as we are witnessing,
Fulani emirs started making in-roads to other neighbouring states in the North.
An all-out invasion followed that and saw the fall of North to Fulani
bloodsuckers.
North except Bornu fell into the hands of Fulani who
imposed their caliphate and brand of Islam on the Hausas. The middle-belt stopped
them at Gboko and Benin kingdom did not give them any chance. Today Benin is at
peace and Bornu still has its kingdom run by Shehu of Bornu.
The Afonja dynasty became stupid and acted as some
of our governors are acting today by allowing a Fulani warrior called Janta
Alimi to settle in Ilorin. In 1824, the Fulani gorrilas killed Afonja and
established their caliphate. Today the Yorubas have done everything to get Kwara
state back and install their Oba which is their right thing to do. This very
problem will be bloody in the event Nigeria is divided. All these happened
because somebody chose to ignore history and chose to be kind to a serpent.
The Yoruba warriors got wiser with time and in 1840
they defeated the Fulani Jihadist at Osogbo and that put a halt to the
expansion of the caliphate into Yoruba land. The Bini kingdom fought the
Jihadists and defeated them. If they did not fight, the caliphate would have
been established in Edi and Delta region beyond the present day Edo North Senatorial
District which gave no resistance and allowed the jihadists to overrun and
establish their caliphate there.
If you agree with this history you will agree that
what we are seeing today as grazing land is a subtle continuation of this old
agenda. It is an old political strategy to create a problem, come up with a solution
that advances the cause; give it a legal backing that will make look like a
win-win situation, ready to pounce someday in the future.
I gave this long history to warn my people of the
danger ahead if we make the stupid mistake and allow the likes of Ugwuanyi and
Roachas Okorocha to grant these beasts of all nations a settling ground in our
region. We need to know that we are dealing with a people as crafty as the
serpent and as dangerous as the scorpion. We must be resolute in our opposition
to giving our land out in any form and under whatever name. No resettlement or
any estate creation for any damn mechanized farming. It is all ruses. The Fulanis
go with their almajiris anywhere they go. They are experts in fiendish
diplomacy. They are the opposite of what every civilized society holds dear.
They hate every group of people except themselves. They love no one but their
kind. They respect no religion, culture or tradition except theirs. Why would
you let such people be your neighbours?
This why I am calling on all Igbo youths, no matter
which state you come from, to spend less time and money on facebook. Spend time
with your people. I ask that we form village vigilante groups in every
community. Our traditional leaders must be informed and ask them to support or
in fact establish the vigilantes. Governors do not own our land. They are not
the custodians of our land. It is the traditional rulers that are custodians of
our land. We must unite under their mandate and form our own vigilantes. The
government will not help us.
We must arm ourselves for self-defense. Whatever
that makes people run away at the mention of Fulani herdsmen we must acquire.
Is it charms? Let us get it be fortified after all we have witches and
herbalist too in our land. Is it their cutlasses? Let us go get them. Is it
their dastardliness? We have their match too in our mist. Let us identify our
cultist boys. Get to know them. Organize them and give them positions, and immunity
from exposing them to the law.
Yes we must use everything in our disposal to fight
and defend our ancestral land. If you cannot raise the money, appeal to those
who can. It is our land and we have the right to self-defense. What nonsense
and who the hell are the Fulani herdsmen that we must run away from them?
Now you see what I am saying? The herdsmen have
returned to Nimbo community in Enugu State and threatening more attacks. Should
the villagers run and abandon their ancestral land? The Fulani must be stopped!
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