By Alexander ABBA
1. Adamawa State – Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri (MARGHI)
2. Bauchi State – Bala Mohammed (FULANI)
3. Benue State – Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia (TIV)
4. Borno State – Engr. Prof. Babagana Zulum (KANURI)
5. Gombe State – Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya (FULANI)
6. Jigawa State – Umar Namadi (FULANI)
7. Kaduna State – Uba Sani (FULANI)
8. Kano State – Abba Kabir Yusuf (FULANI)
9. Katsina State – Dikko Umaru Radda (FULANI)
10. Kebbi State – Nasir Idris (FULANI)
11. Kogi State – Usman Ododo (EBIRA)
12. Kwara State – AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq (FULANI)
13. Nasarawa State – Abdullahi Sule (FULANI)
14. Niger State – Mohammed Umar Bago (NUPE)
15. Plateau State – Caleb Mutfwang (MWANGHAVUL)
16. Sokoto State – Ahmed Aliyu (FULANI)
17. Taraba State – Arch. Agbu Kefas (JUKUN)
18. Yobe State – Mai Mala Buni (KANURI)
19. Zamfara State – Dauda Lawal (FULANI)
HERE IS THE ANALYSIS:
Northern Nigeria has 19 states and 19 governors. Out of these, 10 governors are Fulanis, while the remaining 9 governors represent over 300 other ethnic groups in the region.
Now, consider this:
The Hausa ethnic group, with a population of over 66 million according to World Atlas—that’s over 55% of the entire Northern population—has no single governor.
All their states are ruled by Fulanis, who have a population of just 13 million, barely 11% of the Northern population.
Nigeria is composed of three major ethnic groups: Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo with Hausas having the largest population.
Yoruba have 6 governors,
Igbo have 5 governors,
But Hausas have not even one—because the Fulanis have politically and strategically enclaved them.
With this arrangement, why won’t the Fulani bandits k!ll, maim and rape Hausa and other tribes peacefully and wantonly with utmost impunity?
The Hausas accepted the Fulanis peacefully, embracing them due to shared religious beliefs. But eventually, their traditional rulers were eliminated, and a Fulani oligarchy was installed.
Today, the political leadership of the Hausas is no longer theirs. Are simply reduced to beggars and gate keepers. They are robbed of even education.
Hausas have become tools in the hands of Fulanis during elections. They are mere shadows in their own land, despite their numbers.
Currently they are going through unimaginable hardship, and those of us who understand the Hausa language know the kind of lamentations that are voicing daily.
It’s so funny that even Kanuri people are wiser than them. They never allow Fulanis to conquer Borno and Yobe State. That’s why they can still raise their head up in their own land.
This conquest is not coincidence—it is an agenda.
They have already succeeded in Kwara and Nasarawa States—both in the Middle Belt—and are tactically spreading their tentacles to other States in our religion and extending down to the south.
This agenda has been in motion for over 200 years.
Just recently, it was funny that Benue traditional leaders, instead of acting decisively, were holding peace meetings with the same people everyone knows will never honor such peace.
You cannot negotiate peace with someone who is intentional about hurting you.
You cannot negotiate with terrorists.
Once they settle in your community, their next move is to seize your traditional and political leadership, and eventually, they will seek to erase your identity and history.
I was stunned when I saw a Fulani man contesting for the House of Representatives for Akwanga/Nasarawa Eggon/Wamba Federal Constituency. Imagine that. When I raised concerns, an Eggon friend replied, “His mother is Eggon.”
What a level of blindness!
That is exactly how the agenda works they come to graze, settle, infiltrate, blend, and then rob you of your land and leadership.
Benue State must wake up before it’s too late.
If you are in doubt about my research do it yourself and the outcome e go shock you.
