Fulani Conquest: How Fulanis Used Hausas As Foot Soldiers, Nnamdi Kanu Reveals

 Fulani Conquest: How Fulanis Used Hausas As Foot Soldiers, Nnamdi Kanu Reveals February 9 , 2021 | EASTERN PILOT Leader of the Indigenous P...

 Fulani Conquest: How Fulanis Used Hausas As Foot Soldiers, Nnamdi Kanu Reveals

February 9 , 2021 | EASTERN PILOT

Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has revealed how the Fulani conquered and re-established emirates originally owned by Hausas. Taking to his verified Twitter handle on Monday, the IPOB leader recalls that the Hausa had established well organised city states before the advent of the Fulani who he claimed are not indigenous to Nigeria.

According to him, the Fulanis came and made themselves Lords over the Hausas, who now work as their foot soldiers. He said he founded the Eastern Security Network to fight against the plan to annihilate Igbo people.

He tweeted;

 "The Hausa had established well organised city states before the advent of the Fulani who are not indigenous to Nigeria. These states include Katsina, Daura, Kano, Zazzau (Zaria), Biram & Gobir (now Sokoto). All of these were conquered and re-established by the Fulani as Emirates.

“Today Hausas are only used as foot soldiers by their lord & new masters the Fulani tribe. This is what Fulanis want to replicate in other parts of Nigeria & what #ESN was formed to stop. Sadly those who ignorantly believe in one Nigeria are aiding this relentless march of Fulanis.

“It all started with “allow us [Fulani] to graze our cattle on your land”. By the time they realised what was happening, it was already too late. Summary of how Fulani annihilated the Hausa Tribe. Exactly what they now are trying to do to #Biafrans & #Oduduwa."

The Hausa had established well organised city states before the advent of the Fulani who are not indigenous to Nigeria. These states include Katsina, Daura, Kano, Zazzau (Zaria), Biram & Gobir (now Sokoto). All of these were conquered and re-established by the Fulani as Emirates

— Mazi Nnamdi Kanu (@MaziNnamdiKanu) February 8, 2021