One issue that few people seem willing to discuss is this: in many Hausa and Fulani communities, the position of Sarkin Hausawa is often held by someone from a Fulani ethnic clan, while a separate Ardo of Fulani is also appointed from the same Fulani ethnic group. This effectively places two key traditional leadership positions in the hands of the same ethnic group, leaving Hausa clans underrepresented and increasingly marginalised./Hausaland Magazine on FB
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This Hausas are beginning to irritate me. If you don’t want Fulani leaders . Stop recognising them.. is it by force? Next Sallah.. announce your own dates.. don’t depend on any one to spot one celestial body or the other. Look at the SW.. they have decided to take their land back.. let’s see who will reverse events . Sometimes it appears Hausas as enjoying the position they are in, in their own land.
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