Ful'ani Terror and the Sultan's Silence: Hausa people never expect something good from you
Yesterday, the Sultan of Sokoto called those who speak out against the unending violence of Fulani bandits “social media terrorists.” Let that sink in.
We, the Hausa people, are being slaug'htered. And instead of condemning the killers, the Sultan attacks those demanding justice. This is not new — your silence has always been loud. And your hatred for the Hausa people is not recent either. History remembers.
In 1804, Ful'ani under danfodiyo attacked and k'illed the Muslim ruler of Kano Muhammadu Alwali. In 1805, they attacked the Emir of Zaria during prayer. All the Hausa emirs then were Muslims — still, they were slain or attacked. That legacy of betrayal continues today.
You did not condemn the Ful'ani who:
Burned a bus filled with 42 Hausa travelers in Sabon Birni.
Kidnapped 279 Hausa schoolgirls in Jangebe, Zamfara (2021).
Abducted over 300 Hausa Muslim students in Kankara (Dec 2020).
Kidnapped nearly 100 schoolchildren in Kuriga, Kaduna (March 2024).
Abducted 80 girls from Yauri and sold them as slaves.
Shot at worshippers during Jumu’ah in Sabon Birni.
Opened fire on Muslims praying Taraweeh in Zamfara.
Burned a mosque and hospital in Zamfara — just this week.
Slaughtered the Emir of Gobir and left his body to rot in the wild.
You never spoke. You never condemned. Not once.
Even when the Sultan of Gobir was killed after leaving a meeting you convened, you said nothing. No condolences. No outrage. Just silence.
Now, you have the audacity to label grieving voices — our voices — as “terrorists”? The only thing you protect is your legacy of hypocrisy and your tribe’s impunity.
Wallahi kowa ya sani
No ethnic group in the world has benefited more from Hausa generosity than the Fulani.
And no ethnic group has brought more suf'fering, bloo'd, and suffering to the Hausa than the Fulani.
We, the Hausa people, will not forget.
And we will not be silenced.
This is just the beginning.
In Ka ga dama ka mutu.
© Hausaland Magazine
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Yesterday, the Sultan of Sokoto called those who speak out against the unending violence of Fulani bandits “social media terrorists.” Let that sink in.
We, the Hausa people, are being slaug'htered. And instead of condemning the killers, the Sultan attacks those demanding justice. This is not new — your silence has always been loud. And your hatred for the Hausa people is not recent either. History remembers.
In 1804, Ful'ani under danfodiyo attacked and k'illed the Muslim ruler of Kano Muhammadu Alwali. In 1805, they attacked the Emir of Zaria during prayer. All the Hausa emirs then were Muslims — still, they were slain or attacked. That legacy of betrayal continues today.
You did not condemn the Ful'ani who:
Burned a bus filled with 42 Hausa travelers in Sabon Birni.
Kidnapped 279 Hausa schoolgirls in Jangebe, Zamfara (2021).
Abducted over 300 Hausa Muslim students in Kankara (Dec 2020).
Kidnapped nearly 100 schoolchildren in Kuriga, Kaduna (March 2024).
Abducted 80 girls from Yauri and sold them as slaves.
Shot at worshippers during Jumu’ah in Sabon Birni.
Opened fire on Muslims praying Taraweeh in Zamfara.
Burned a mosque and hospital in Zamfara — just this week.
Slaughtered the Emir of Gobir and left his body to rot in the wild.
You never spoke. You never condemned. Not once.
Even when the Sultan of Gobir was killed after leaving a meeting you convened, you said nothing. No condolences. No outrage. Just silence.
Now, you have the audacity to label grieving voices — our voices — as “terrorists”? The only thing you protect is your legacy of hypocrisy and your tribe’s impunity.
Wallahi kowa ya sani
No ethnic group in the world has benefited more from Hausa generosity than the Fulani.
And no ethnic group has brought more suf'fering, bloo'd, and suffering to the Hausa than the Fulani.
We, the Hausa people, will not forget.
And we will not be silenced.
This is just the beginning.
In Ka ga dama ka mutu.
© Hausaland Magazine
Legit.ng Hausa HQ Nigerian Army Hausawa Affairs Hausaland Magazine Human Rights Watch Amnesty International Sheikh Dr. Abubakar Usman Ribah Amnesty International Nigeria Hausa Youth Magazine BBC Hausa
Ful'ani Terror and the Sultan's Silence: Hausa people never expect something good from you
Yesterday, the Sultan of Sokoto called those who speak out against the unending violence of Fulani bandits “social media terrorists.” Let that sink in.
We, the Hausa people, are being slaug'htered. And instead of condemning the killers, the Sultan attacks those demanding justice. This is not new — your silence has always been loud. And your hatred for the Hausa people is not recent either. History remembers.
In 1804, Ful'ani under danfodiyo attacked and k'illed the Muslim ruler of Kano Muhammadu Alwali. In 1805, they attacked the Emir of Zaria during prayer. All the Hausa emirs then were Muslims — still, they were slain or attacked. That legacy of betrayal continues today.
You did not condemn the Ful'ani who:
Burned a bus filled with 42 Hausa travelers in Sabon Birni.
Kidnapped 279 Hausa schoolgirls in Jangebe, Zamfara (2021).
Abducted over 300 Hausa Muslim students in Kankara (Dec 2020).
Kidnapped nearly 100 schoolchildren in Kuriga, Kaduna (March 2024).
Abducted 80 girls from Yauri and sold them as slaves.
Shot at worshippers during Jumu’ah in Sabon Birni.
Opened fire on Muslims praying Taraweeh in Zamfara.
Burned a mosque and hospital in Zamfara — just this week.
Slaughtered the Emir of Gobir and left his body to rot in the wild.
You never spoke. You never condemned. Not once.
Even when the Sultan of Gobir was killed after leaving a meeting you convened, you said nothing. No condolences. No outrage. Just silence.
Now, you have the audacity to label grieving voices — our voices — as “terrorists”? The only thing you protect is your legacy of hypocrisy and your tribe’s impunity.
Wallahi kowa ya sani
No ethnic group in the world has benefited more from Hausa generosity than the Fulani.
And no ethnic group has brought more suf'fering, bloo'd, and suffering to the Hausa than the Fulani.
We, the Hausa people, will not forget.
And we will not be silenced.
This is just the beginning.
In Ka ga dama ka mutu.
© Hausaland Magazine
Legit.ng Hausa HQ Nigerian Army Hausawa Affairs Hausaland Magazine Human Rights Watch Amnesty International Sheikh Dr. Abubakar Usman Ribah Amnesty International Nigeria Hausa Youth Magazine BBC Hausa
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