Leader of the Indigenous people of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu has sent a strong message to the Hausas and northerners.
This is in regards to the ongoing Fulani Herdsmen crisis, currently ravaging the country.
According to him, in the tweet where he clearly supported the Hausas, he warned them telling them to be wary of the Herdsmen, and also told them that the Fulanis (whom he clearly labelled as terrorists) are currently bringing shame to their name and reputation also in the country.
Taking to his Twitter handle he wrote a message to the northerners.
See what he said and I quote;
"Dear #Hausa, Dear #North, Terrorist Fulani elements (domestic & foreign) are bringing your name to disrepute. This evil they do in Nigeria, the are doing it in your name. Stop them before they set you up for the kill. Your silence/inaction makes you complict. THANK YOU."
See photo of the tweet below;
Meanwhile hundreds of Nigerians took to the comments section to share their reactions and thoughts on the matter.
See what they said;
In this tweet, he is clearly supporting the Hausas and showing his sympathy for them, as he claims the Fulanis are dragging their name to the mud.
What do you think about this?
Do you think he is right in saying this?
Are the Fulanis really dragging the calm northerners name in the mud.
What do you think about the ongoing crisis in the nation.
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COMMENTS
MohammedBela
02-02 16:12:49keep quite you idiot who need your advice just face your biafraud mirage
IBMshelia
02-02 15:15:31his write-up make sense, the igbos are not trouble makers is just that ojukwu has tarnished their image with separation issue though he may have good reason for it.
CharityChenoz
02-02 17:12:48This Nnamdi Kanu message to the Hausas baffle me...I mean laughable, hope the guy is normal... Hausas and Fulani are one so they don't need your advice ok, leave the people alone and focus on your Biafra