Showing posts with label nomadic herdsmen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nomadic herdsmen. Show all posts
Thursday, April 28, 2011
The Nomadic Fulani Woman in Nigeria
This is an itinerant nomadic Fulani woman who is a native herbalist hawking on the streets of Lagos in Nigeria. I met with her in front of my office on Thursday April 28, 2011. She allowed me to photograph her and she is just one of the numerous nomadic Hausa Fulani women who have been hawking medicinal herbs for decades.
About the Hausa Fulani people:
rimary language: Fulfulde (90% speakers)
Second language: Hausa
Third language: Tamajaq
Identity/Location
People Name: Fulani
Primary Language: Fulfulde
Ethnologue Code: FUE
Dialects: Kano-Katsina-Bororro (Cameroon, Niger, Nigeria), Bagirmi, Sokoto The Fulani people of West Africa are the largest nomadic group in the world.
Total People: 15 million Fulani with 100,000 Wodaabe
Urban Percent: 10% Fulani
Countries: Niger 1 million; Mali 1 million; Cameroon 700,000; Burkina Faso 500,000; Benin 230,000; Sudan 100,000; Togo 50,000; Central African Republic 25,000; Ghana 5,000; Nigeria 11 million. (Wodaabe: more than 40,000 in Niger and about 25,000 in Chad).
Monday, March 22, 2010
Re: Armed Fulani Strike Again In Ekiti, Kill Police Corporal, Two Villagers Wounded
Re: Armed Fulani Strike Again In Ekiti, Kill Police Corporal, Two Villagers Wounded
« #116 on: Today at 07:20:20 PM »
The photograph should be shown to the rampaging nomadic herdsmen on how modern livestock farming can make them richer instead of wandering about trespassing the farmlands of other states.
The security of the citizens of Nigeria is the responsibility of the state.
The present government has failed woefully and what can save Nigeria is a New government and not a new cabinet that is not really new.
If we have a good police force, there will be no trespassing of farmlands by nomadic Hausa Fulani herdsmen.
The government must teach them modern livestock farming and Alhaji Aliko Dangote would be wiser by helping his people instead of importing cement. What his people need most is not cement, BUT CIVILIZATION!
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME and not flying about in private jets when his primitive brothers NEED HELP URGENTLY.
What we are seeing is the systemic failure of the Sharia states.
Why should these herdsmen remain as primitive as their ancestors in the 21st century?
« #116 on: Today at 07:20:20 PM »
The photograph should be shown to the rampaging nomadic herdsmen on how modern livestock farming can make them richer instead of wandering about trespassing the farmlands of other states.
The security of the citizens of Nigeria is the responsibility of the state.
The present government has failed woefully and what can save Nigeria is a New government and not a new cabinet that is not really new.
If we have a good police force, there will be no trespassing of farmlands by nomadic Hausa Fulani herdsmen.
The government must teach them modern livestock farming and Alhaji Aliko Dangote would be wiser by helping his people instead of importing cement. What his people need most is not cement, BUT CIVILIZATION!
CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME and not flying about in private jets when his primitive brothers NEED HELP URGENTLY.
What we are seeing is the systemic failure of the Sharia states.
Why should these herdsmen remain as primitive as their ancestors in the 21st century?
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