Kabilar Hausa

27/10/2024

Lokaci na zuwa a "Kasar Hausa" ko takarar kansila zaka tsaya sai munyi ma gwajin kwayar halittar Kabila (Tribe DNA).

27/10/2024

Jama'a ko kunsan Sheikh Dahiru Bauchi ba a aure aka haife shi ba. Hakan na nufin ba Dan halak bane.

06/10/2024

AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF NIGERIA (ALH. AHMED BOLA TINUBU).

The North West Development Commission: A Bold Step, but with the Wrong Hands on the Wheel.

M.I Jikan-Kada
6th October, 2024

Your Excellency Sir.,

As a concern Nigerian and a member of the “Hausawa Tsantsa Development Association, an umbrella body of the Hausa people, I find it crucial to commend President Bola Tinubu for the ground breaking North West Development Commission (NWDC) bill, a law aimed at addressing decades of neglect in one of Nigeria's most vital regions. This commission is, without question, a welcome development for the North West, a region that has long struggled with insecurity, infrastructural decay, and economic stagnation.
However, while the idea of this commission is commendable, the composition of its governing board leaves much to be desired. All the appointees to the NWDC's inaugural board are of Fulani descent, a disturbing reality for the Hausa majority who make up the core of this region. As history tells us, the Fulani dynasty, descendants of Usman Dan Fodio, has wielded immense power in the North for centuries. But the North West belongs to the Hausa people, and we can no longer sit by and allow outsiders to dictate our future.

This bill is good for our region—but if truly the commission is to serve the people of the North West, the leadership must reflect the indigenous Hausa majority. The board must be revisited if we are to achieve true representation and equitable development. This is not a time to repeat the mistakes of history; it is a time to correct them.
Mr. President Sir. If the North West Development Commission (NWDC) is genuinely meant to uplift the region from decades of underdevelopment, why entrust its leadership to the very group that has historically played a role in the region's stagnation? The current board—comprising Haruna Ginsau, Professor Abdullahi Shehu Ma’aji, Dr. Yahaya Umar Namahe, and others—are all Fulanis. This raises significant concerns.

It is no secret that the Fulani elite has dominated the helm of affairs in the North West for generations, both before and after Nigeria's independence. But this begs a critical question: Who underdeveloped the region to the point where a development commission became necessary? Who is responsible for the insecurity, poverty, and displacement that have plagued the North West?

The Fulanis, historically tied to the expansionist vision of the Usman Dan Fodio Caliphate, have been at the center of power in the region for centuries. Yet, the North West remains one of the most underdeveloped areas in the country. Empowering the same group that allowed this decline to govern the NWDC feels not only counterproductive but also dangerous. It risks enabling the continuation of an agenda of dominance, one that has displaced countless indigenous Hausa people and replaced them with foreign Fulani settlers.

This pattern is all too familiar. During Muhammadu Buhari’s presidency alone, over seven million Hausa people were reportedly killed or displaced from their villages, with Fulani settlers taking over their lands—a silent genocide that went largely unchecked. The current NWDC board, dominated by Fulanis, may well continue to prioritize the interests of a select few over the development and welfare of the Hausa majority.

Mr. President, the last thing we need is a repeat of history. Just as former President Goodluck Jonathan created the Almajiri Commission out of goodwill but handed its control to the Fulani, the NWDC risks being a wasted opportunity if the same mistake is made again. The Almajiri Commission, meant to address a key educational and social issue, has since faded into obscurity, its goals unrealized.

For the NWDC to truly serve its purpose, the governing board must reflect the people of the region—the Hausa majority. The Hausa people can no longer sit idle while the descendants of Usman Dan Fodio tighten their grip on the North West. The commission should be a beacon of hope and progress, not another instrument of control.

There is an urgent need to revisit the composition of this board. If we are serious about developing the North West, we must ensure that its leadership genuinely represents the people it is meant to serve.

In conclusion
Thank you Sir for this bill that will uplift the North West region but that can only be achieved if the drivers of this commission are given to the indigenous people of the region that are both Muslims and Christians; majorly the Hausa people and other non Hausa indigenes.

God bless the President
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
God bless the Hausa People

05/10/2024

Yin Sulhu da mujaddadi Fulani wato Bello Turji tamkar bama matasan Hausawa lasisin kashe shi ne. Mun zuba ido.

05/10/2024

Ni Musulmin Bahaushene Amman ina Neman yar uwata Bahaushiya Krista ko yar gargajiya inaura. Hausa sak mallan.

02/10/2024

Wai kam su wanene ya'yan CIRE ya'yan zina ya'yan gaba da alfatiha mararsa tushe mararsa asali?.

02/10/2024

24/07/2024

Fulani Karyar ku ta kare a Nigeria; Babu sauran ci da gumin Hausawa. Mesa ta tashi.

21/07/2024

Subjugation's Veil: A Poem on Hausa Land.
By: M.I. Jikankada
[email protected]
July, 2024

THE SCRIPT:

In the land of Northern Nigeria,
Where tales of old still whisper,
Fulanis came with guile and fire,
A saga of control they aspire.

Hausa land, a name so grand,
Hausa people, proud, they stand,
Yet shadows fell upon their land,
Religion wielded in foreign hands.

With scriptures in one hand tight,
And swords in the other, a fearful sight,
The Fulanis marched, claiming divine right,
Subjugation masked in holy light.

“Hausa Fulani,” the label spun,
A deceitful web, they begun,
To merge as one, yet truly none,
A ruse to hide what’s truly done.

For Fulanis, not of this soil,
Their claim on power, a constant toil,
To grasp the land, to seize the spoil,
Through terror’s flame, and blood’s dark boil.

Buhari’s reign, a shadowed night,
Seven million souls took flight,
Displaced from home, erased from sight,
In Hausa land, genocide’s blight.

Oh Hausa, rise, the truth behold,
Your land, your lineage, fiercely hold,
Middle Belters, Yoruba bold,
Igbo strong, let tales be told.

Indigenous hearts, together stand,
Against the foreign grasp on land,
No more shall terror’s cruel hand,
Lead you to despair, a desolate band.

Awake, awake, the call is clear,
To cast away the reign of fear,
In unity, let all revere,
A land reclaimed, where all endear.

Stand Firm: A Call to the People of Nigeria

To the heart of Nigeria, heed this plea,
A time to rise, a time to see,
No more the Fulanis’ tyranny,
In unity, find destiny.

For power’s corridors, no place for those,
Who cloak in faith, yet bring woes,
Stand tall, indigenous, oppose,
The foreign rule, and all it sows.

Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo strong,
Middle Belt, where you belong,
Together sing a freedom song,
To end the reign of righted wrong.

No longer in shadows, take your place,
In the light of truth, with fervent grace,
Nigeria’s future, let’s embrace,
With hearts united, a brighter space.

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24/06/2024

Da Aminu da Sanusi suna rikici ne akan sarautar Sarkin Kano Muhammadu Alwali wanda mayakan fulani s**a karshe a 1804.

24/06/2024

Mallam kaji wata tsiya daga yayan matsiyata wai HAUSAL BINSAL.

Shirin Fulani na ruguza harshen HAUSA.