A Day In the Life of A Fulani Herdsman
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2023
- In the last 8years, many of the killings and kidnappings that happened in Northern Nigeria were attributed to Fulani herdsmen.
Despite this not all Fulani herdsmen are bandits.
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When you meet a decent person., Tribe or state of origin does not immediately come to mind. Nice watching the two gentleman share ideas and common humanity.
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Wow, this Fulani herder is so well spoken and sounds very educated, and nice, he understands exactly why ther's crises. I wish majority of them are like that.
One of the first thing I noticed
I'm surprised.
Have u met majority of us?
We're intelligent and we've diplomats in our tribe.
Don't think that all fulanis are herdsmen.
We're with degrees and holding government position
Well done David, you are really doing a great job, we need more people like you in Nigeria. 👏
Thank you Musa
God bless you sir for this exploring.
I can believe that igbo man interviewing this Fulani man
This is award winning. Very insightful
Thank you.
The guy was very good and understandable
David honestly your work is amazing. 👋👋👋
Thank you for your kind words. Kindly share the videos you find interesting as more video will be dropping soon. Warm regards
So true!
Wow... so your in Sardauna my LGA, I'm also a Fulani from sardauna, and there in Sardauna we fulanis have enough land to graze our cattles and instead of ranching cattles that moves from one place to another, we usually do it the other way round by ranching our farm land in other to make it impossible for a cow to inter the farm. And we also have our own farms dough we don't do the farming but others does it for us to get paid or get a share of the farm products once havested, and just like my brother said we don't graze on someones farm, unless in the dry season when everyone has cultivate and havested his or her farm products, also if mistakenly our cattles intered and destroyed someones farm we usually go and inspect the level of damage done to the farm, and compansate the farm owner according to how much you are able to negotiate with the farmer. Sardauna Is a beautiful and peaceful place to be, if not for the incompetent government we are having in Taraba state over the years sardauna would have been a great touristhub of this nation Nigeria.. anyways bro kudos to you for this video I wishes u safe journey as u goes around enjoy the cool weather 🤘
It's really nice to see an indigene comment
My observations is that Fulani in Sandauna seems to be very much educated, understanding and more friendly than others I have seen, this is good.
Ranching a farm? That's new to me and also. Good strategy to avoid herders farmers issues. Understanding is everything really.
Yes Manbilla pleteau needs lots of development for tourism and farming the weather and landscape is breathtaking.unfortunatly after going through the bad road and the long distance am not sure anyone will want to make that trip twice.
No investor will even want to invest in tourism there except there is a functional airport and road infrastructure.
Unfortunately even the airport in Jalingo is not functioning well, no much traffic, only one airline with limited flights.
So a Smart governor should build a cargo airport in Manbilla where good can be exported out from there, that will get more traffic and additionally you can have passagers port as well.
I agree with you Sir 🥂 Sardauna LGA really lack developmental projects, there's no Government presence at all, and our Roads are terrible for motorist..
i just wish tarabian will get some good leaders someday who can develop the state at large.
That is wonderful.
Great job, David!
This is a bridge-building and insightful interview!
This dispels some of the (negative) myths about the good herdsmen.
Peter Obi said it: everyone suffers under bad leadership!!
Well done, David!
Your right Boss!
Every suffers under bad leadership
Empathy is the highest and best emotion without which we be ordinary mortals
Bad leadership is the problem.
Great content, David. Well done.
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Mr. David...just my tune 👌(this eminent/essential course you're living. Looking forward to when I'll connect with you.
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One thing I like about you, I never met you , you are honest and truth most simply I am from Ghana a prince 👑 in tamale Ghana my great grand fathers comes from Nigeria
Awesome. Africa is one.
Wow! Brilliant conversation ❤❤❤
Good one Dave
Amazing work👏👏
thank you
This guy is an uncommon fulani herder. Though I have seen some good fulanis but most of them we see in the south are very terrible and brutal. Thank you for showing such a humble and educated fulani young man. I wish he thinks out of the box and not Cage himself in hatred just like most of them in the name of religion and ethnic conquest
When the majority of them are bad it looks like all of them are bad.
Great journalism here ! Love the great work. True insights in this video
thanks for watching
Thank you for this documentary. This is so helpful to shade light in someone of this issues…I always say there is two side to a story.
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Great video, keep it up bro✌️
Thank you 🙌
Congratulations on 34k subscribers due to your hard work and dedication stay safe David,
Thank you Ebele
Nice work
Good job David, been following you for awhile now. Pls could u add a segment in ur videos on how we can visit these places. Like the Indare hills guide, the details of the guide pls.
Also thanks for making us see how peaceful and calm the north is, I have always wanted to visited but been scared with all the negative stories coming from there. So Welldone again 👏🏾👏🏾
That will a separate video
Good job Dave 👍
thank you
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support
This guy is not a herder,, he's intelligent and educated.
Nigeria is beautiful, look at the landscape.
Good job David Nkwa
So a herder should be educated 😂😂
I have a friend also a herder in those villages in Taraba. We studied Bsc. Computer science at ABU, he graduated with a strong second class upper. Videos like this would educate us as well.
Education and wisdom is important, it builds university and promote development
Great video
Thanks!
HERDING IS A PRIVATE BUSINESS. SET UP A RANCH SIMPLE...THIS WANDERING IS NOT ALLOWED ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD
Wow... This is a nice Documentary.. I just know Fulani herders as someone who cause havoc in Nigeria,,,
Am glad you learnt something new
Not all of them
Why wouldn’t you when everything has been politicized. Since Buari became president the Fulani has been targeted, thank God he is no longer the president so you people will rest small with your propaganda.
The government should know that veterinary hospitals around Fulani herdsmen settlement is an investment... It will help to resolve the constant clashes, plus the hospitals can feature agric extension officers that would be very useful in conflict resolution... I wish Nigerian politicians are less used to this medieval system of politicking and actually see politics as a means to governing the people...
I’m a little confused about burning the grassland. I remember the land being set on fire in order to produce fresh grass during the dry season.
The guy is sound and speak good English. Well done @ Davido.
Great interview David.... This man seems educated and we'll spoken, not the regular fulani herdsman... What's that little camera u're using?
Sir David.... What's that little camera u're using?? Thanks
Is that spy Camera? What's the Name?
I don't see Hamid leaving herding. It is a way of life for him. I think if you had told him that he can combine both herding and teaching, he would have agreed more readily
Thats good suggestion
I agree people are capable of doing multiple things. Even as a teacher he needs to continue herding to stay up to date and to also secure his wealth
This land seems so untouched and simple living. It’s so peaceful there. I would love to visit this land but I no snake please!
You should visit.
You will love it there.
No snakes don't worry
@@DavidNkwa I recently visited Nigeria but I didn’t go to rural areas like this. Next time I visit I definitely will though.Ok NO snakes!
Have they thought of planting Napier grass or even thought of paying the farmers to help them grow Napier grass for their cattle?
good suggestions
Our issues as a nation arise majorly due to crass ignorance (intentional/unintentional) of our uniqueness as well, differences.
Please tell him I really like him to be my friend.also I would like to visit him.
God bless the herdsmen
He's sweet
Mumu and u share tears wen ever de visit ur village
Interesting. Thank you. 🇳🇱🇸🇷👩🏽🦱
Thanks for the support appreciated it
@Haphzibah
@@DavidNkwa You’re welcome.
The media is to blame for the stereotype against fulanis. It's a shame
Do the Fulani cattle herdsmen vote at all?just asking.
Mumu are de indigenous pple of ur so called Zoogeria?? & why are de ruling u ?? U are deeply lost & u don't knw it
This is a stupid question from a stupid person...
Normally, Fulani People from Sardauna LGA have a good English accent.
We should get LP ticket for this man to represent his people
I don't understand going into someone's property with your cattle. In America you can get hurt or jailed for such disrespect of someone's property. Fulani need to confine and control their cattle like they do in America and other places. So disrespectful I can't understand it. I wouldn't want Animals contaminating my farm land with poop and urine on my farm where I grow vegetables.
Great work!
He's a little hard to understand.
ok. sorry i should have subtittled
his english is very good how clear do you want it to be
If you're a Nigerian he won't be hard to understand. He speaks much better than the average herdsman you could meet.
His English isn't that and considering that he may not be formally educated.
Your English is too stiff. U need to be more flexible in your understanding
@@grabkem it got easier, after a few. He's just soft spoken, and another accent.
Fulanis are very intelligent and are going to school.
Don't sounds nonsense
Fulani are not terorist is the westerners who be plauting
I won't lie i still don't believe him he's creepy
Everyone calls Fulani wicked but no one refuses to eat cowleg and kpomo
As you are whipping up empathy for Fulani Herdsmen, you also need to document a video on the hundreds of thousands of Christians and Christian farmers that Fulani Herdsmen Islamic extremist militants have kidnapped, raped, and/or massacred savagely, and the perpetrators of such heinous crimes were never arrested or prosecuted by the Buhari administration and his lousy AGN Malami, because they too are Fulani Herdsmen Islamic extremists. You need to showcase the hundreds of thousands of Christians ✝️ and Christian farmers still displaced and languishing in IDP camps, because Fulani Herdsmen Islamic extremists took over their ancestral lands. You need to showcase the hundreds of thousands of Christian children orphaned by Fulani Herdsmen Islamic extremists who are being sexuallly molested or forcibly married off to terrorists or old Muslim men because their parents are not there to protect them. I can go on and on. The victims have been completely forgotten.
Why can’t you do your own documentary about these atrocities that you’re accusing the Fulani of , killing of hundreds of thousands of Christians , women and children and pillaging because the Fulani has no head….Thanks to these kind documentaries some people will have different picture of the Fulani. Some of you people will never grow up. It’s paining you that you’re seeing the positive Things about the Fulani because in your small mind you’ve been brainwashed to believe that every Fulani is evil and they’re targeting all farmers in the East and they’re taking people lands as if we are living in some medieval times. Grow up and learn…Buari is not longer the president so your politicians will now rest on the Fulani. We’ve already started seeing how they’re attacking the Yorubas online but that’s one will be met with the same counter-attack because they’ll defend themselves coz many of them are educated and use social media…Imagine saying Lagos is no man’s land. I rest my case.
@@BH-by9zfhe murdererous killings of Christians and Christian farmers by marauding killer Fulani Herdsmen are well documented both within Nigeria (from Benue to the SW, SE, SS, etc), and internationally. Are you denying the truth because you were paid to show the good side of Fulani people? If your family members were slaughtered by Killer Fulani Herdsmen, would you be trying to cover up their atrocities? Just a little money in your hand and you trample the blood of hundreds of thousands of innocent children, women, and men who have fallen victims to marauding killer Fulani Herdsmen. So, hurling insults at me won't make you a better person. You merely showcase yourself as a childish and angry man. You need to do better research before you start hurling insults, and take some anger management classes. So, I won't return similar insults to you. Yes, there are Fulani Christians ✝️ and some Muslims who are like normal regular persons and who don't attack, kidnap, rape, murder, and destroy innocent lives, or farmlands any forcibly takeover ancestral homelands. However, unfortunately, majority of Fulani Herdsmen have caused immense havoc and wanton destruction of human lives, farmlands, and properties. These are documented facts.
Do you have documented evidence to show that an Igbo man made the statement that Lagos is no man's land? You see, just like a rumor monger, you peddle lies without evidence.
Also, please get the data right. Those attacking Igbos in Lagos are Tinubu and Sanwo Olu APC Yoruba thugs and hoodlums, and that doesn't constitute all Yorubas. Igbos aren't attacking Yorubas. You are one of those deliberately twisting the truth to continue stocking violence against Igbos. Please be extremely careful and STOP spreading lies deliberately.
GOD bless you 🙏.
He can reasonably speak English for a Fulani man .
This comment is somehow. You can be complementary without making it sound you think less of them
@@RandomMZ1412 that is how some human beings reason,they always look down on them but they're super and nice
So you think every Fulani is an illiterate ??. FYI, I’m also a Fulani with a degree.
You have not lived in the north or visited, the educated fulani if they speak, you cannot tell the difference in their accent with a southerner, they speak clearly, you can only say they are fulani from their physical features or if they tell you. Fulani especially the town fulani are educated their fore fathers were administrators for the British at time, but they hold their culture dear to them.
@new faction you think unreasonably for someone who can speak good English. Mtcheww