you and Ogugua Anunoby of insincerity too ( and not of “ethnic baiting ”) if you and eg Peter Obi too was to ask, rhetorically (not mischievously or malevolently, ) “Why can't a Hausa

See new Tweets Conversation Here is Femi Kayode's Twitter Post on March 20. Make of it what you will. Femi Fani-Kayode Mar. 20 @realFFK RESPECT US

from one Ogugua Anunoby when I told him that in my four years fraternising with Igbos mostly in the then Imo State (under dear Sam Mbakwe of dear Imo State now truncated into what's

Adesanmi, Ogugua Anunoby, *Pablo Idahosa* (sometime after he told Sheikh Abdul Bangura to stop being “a nuisance” - and that was a pretty ultimate response to Bangura's interminable

Kanuri, Hausa, Fulani, Yoruba, Bini, Tiv or whatever group. Some of the governors that wasted the resources of their states are persons who are indigenous to those states and they had

; 400 Hausa traders were killed at Aba. A > reasonable person must not say something that is not correct and one that > could let mobs organize to kill others. One time, I panicked

, "Anunoby, Ogugua" wrote: Dear SZ, Thank you for your detailed response to my last post. I agree with you mostly. I share your concern and sentiments. I am heartened by the

I understand Hausa and one can get a sense of what is going on. If there was order in Nigeria, this will never happen. Order does not mean there will be no disagreement or grievances, but

Yoruba, Hausa and Fulani - at least until and unless you make the exceptions more explicit. So what do you say when you are reminded that IN GENERAL all the commanding heights of the finances

we are all carpetbaggers, but it is true that this accusation, specious though it may be, is often used as i said, even in ny ken On 12/11/15 10:26 PM,

on “Hausa properties…and 6 trucks belonging to Dangote group”. Why no concern for the property and trucks of other victims who may not be Hausa? Where is you charity and humanity if I

especially the Hausa- Fulani. Nnamdi Kanu would respect any Igbo including those of his parents age as long as they support his dream for Biafra but would immediately stop having any

" "Hausa domination" and sometimes "Yoruba domination" were commonplace in political discussions among Nigerians, as they had been for many years.

Dear Sam and co., On the factors that can enhance accountability, two practical ones come to mind: (1) Asking questions. One of the best means of

Yoruba, Hausa, Idoma, Igbo, Igala, Berom, Efik, Urhobo, etc." This seems to me to be primarily a program of Igbo empowerment, which is totally legitimate. Yes, secondarily,

AM, Anunoby, Ogugua wrote: > > I remind you though that terms sometimes acquire meaning that may be different and distant from their original meaning overtime. The terms are

PM, Anunoby, Ogugua wrote: > The problem it seems to me is not the structured shipment of cattle but > the life style of the cattle Fulani and their rejection of a less itinerant

conquered majority Hausa not just as partners but kin. They imposed their religion, inter-married, urbanized, gave up their language, and chose the Hausa language as its replacement

PM, Anunoby, Ogugua wrote: > A cynical but interesting perspective. The cynicism is understandable I > might add. > > Not much enduring good came off past probes'

In his 'Who is Afraid of Radio Biafra? Not me,' Ikhide asked rhetorically, "What is the big deal about Radio Biafra?" Thereafter, he

:"Anunoby, Ogugua" Date:Thu, 2 Jul, 2015 at 6:51 pm Subject:RE: RE: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Prof Ilemobade's killers must face full wrath of law —Mimiko I am not

What about the Yoruba solidarity and the betrayal of Ibrahim Babangida in 1999? What about the Ijaw

Of Forbidden Handshakes and Buhari's Religious Claimants Moses E. Ochonu That was fast. It didn

'Fanatical Islam' is, again, a misconception here. Those terrorists simply hide behind the

– the Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba, years after their petitions to the Sir Henry Willinks Minorities Commission of 1955. The 12 states created by General Yakubu Gowon in 1967 was not about

others being Hausa and a small language group, Yotti/Bali, of Central Nigeria and Cameroon, and perhaps Kiswahili). There is also a much older (but disputed) etymology tracing the

Obi, Bode and Ayo: I always intervene to sue for peace and to plead that we elevate the arguments and

"Danjuma said if Ojukwu had conceded defeat, the way President Goodluck Jonathan did after the

"Colonization is usually crushing. It transforms the colonized culturally, economically, mentally, politically, and psychologically. It leaves

Bisi, quite an age. Thank God for this forum and let me hear more from and about you.Cheers,Yomi Akinyeye On Thursday, April 9, 2015 4:26 PM, Bisi Dare