28/09/2025
HAUSA UNITY AND RESISTANCE AGAINST FULANI DOMINATION
BY HABIBU YUSUF SODANGI
We call upon all Hausas, irrespective of religion, to rise in unison during this upcoming election. The time has come for our people to form a new political party that will truly represent the interests of the Hausa nation. We must not sit idle while others continue to dictate our future and suppress our voice in our own ancestral homeland.
The truth is clear: for too long, Fulani domination has persisted through deception and manipulation, using religion as a tool to enslave the very people who welcomed them. They are few in number compared to us, yet they have positioned themselves at the center of leadership while we, the majority, are reduced to beggars waiting for crumbs. This abnormality must end.
Let us not forget that the Fulani are not only strangers but also opportunists who have hijacked our land and resources. Their history is written in blood, treachery, and oppression. They call it tribalism when we speak the truth, but is it tribalism to demand justice in our own land? Is it tribalism to insist that KADUNA, KATSINA, KANO, KEBBI, SOKOTO, ZAMFARA, and JIGAWA belong to the Hausa people who built them?
Our ancestors cultivated this land, defended it, and built its civilization. Did the Fulani contribute a single penny to this heritage? Did their terrorist ancestors lay any foundation of progress here? No. Instead, what they brought was conquest, division, and enslavement. We must remember this history and never allow it to repeat itself.
The upcoming election must be used as a turning point. We cannot continue to rely on parties dominated by Fulani interests. We need a Hausa-driven political movement, formed within our territory, to safeguard our children and their children’s future. Without this bold step, we will remain perpetual servants in our own homeland.
The Fulani game plan is simple: to conquer our land, dominate our politics, and enslave us. If we are not vigilant, they will achieve this plan. But if we unite, deny them power, and cut off their access to leadership, they will become like fish out of water—helpless and powerless.
We must turn the tables against them. Deny them every chance at political control. Let them understand that they cannot survive without our tolerance, and that their era of deceitful dominance is over. The Hausa people must reclaim their destiny.
Let us not deceive ourselves: the Fulani have never had our interests at heart. Their loyalty is only to themselves and to their expansionist agenda. History has proven this, and present realities continue to confirm it. Why then should we keep entrusting our future to them?
Our dearest Hausa brothers and sisters, we must not allow history to repeat itself. In 1804, the terrorist campaign of Danfodio, ancestor of today’s notorious bandits and killers, swept through our land. The bloodshed, betrayal, and humiliation inflicted on our people remain a painful memory in every Hausa home, both at home and in the diaspora.
We cannot allow another Danfodio-like invasion to succeed under the disguise of democracy. The year 1804 was a dark chapter, but today we have the chance to rewrite history by standing firm and rejecting Fulani domination once and for all.
It is time to wake up from centuries of deceit. It is time to stop serving as pawns in a game designed to enslave us. It is time to build our own structures, our own party, and our own future without the shadow of Fulani manipulation hanging over us.
The world must know that the Hausa people are no longer silent. We are a nation of dignity, of heritage, of resilience, and of unmatched numbers. Let no one fool us again with promises of unity while robbing us of our inheritance.
Fulani domination is not just political; it is an evil cancer that eats deep into the survival of our people. It is a pandemic that has kept us in poverty, weakness, and confusion. The earlier we cut it off, the better for our survival as a free and noble nation.
Therefore, let us stand up with courage. Let us form our own party, contest under our own banner, and take back what rightly belongs to us. For ourselves, for our children, and for generations unborn, the Hausa nation must rise again.
Fulani are not saviors. They are not partners. They are a threat to our existence. Let this message ring in every Hausa community, in every Hausa home, and in every Hausa heart: Fulani domination is over, and Hausa freedom has begun.
✍️ Sign: HABIBU YUSUF SODANGI
