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Ibrahim Richifa

@IRichifa

#The story of life is like a wink of an eye #Start from where you are, use what you have, do what you can

Beigetreten Mayıs 2012
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@IRichifa sauran kai
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Ibrahim Richifa@IRichifa·
I don finally married off my boy, I hope sense finally finds you. May Allah grant you a blissful marital life in tranquility and harmony.
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Madrid Zone@theMadridZone·
🚨💔 Eduardo Camavinga broke down in Munich and could not stop crying after the red card at the Allianz. When he entered the dressing room, the noise from his teammates suddenly went quiet when they saw how devastated he was. He was uncontrollably crying, like a player who knew he had made a mistake that changed the tie. The pressure has taken its toll. His game, once confident and sharp, has become less accurate. He knows his name is on the market and that chances at a club like Real Madrid are not endless. Inside the dressing room, the squad supported him. His teammates stayed by his side in what is likely his toughest moment since joining the club. Still, the image of Munich, Camavinga in tears, left a mark. Because beyond the result, it hurt everyone to see one of the squad’s happiest players fall like that. @marca
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Ibrahim Richifa@IRichifa·
@umarsani16 Saboda bai san me yake faɗa bane, kawai yana son yayi amfani da "islamically" ne yayi pushing agenda nashi.
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Mahmud Sada Imam@Msada52·
@Jajjage @jikanMasani The term was invented by the British because of their racist obsession with lineage. They can't call the fodiyawa Fulani because they're Hausa in all but lineage. But here people identify by their state - Bakatsine, Bakano... That's the all encompassing identity not even Hausa.
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Muhammad@AdekunleAbolaj1·
For knowledge sake, are there indigenous Hausa names, aside, the modifications from Arabic and of course, Islam. If they exist, I am interested in knowing them
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Coolest Hausa Names

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Ibrahim Richifa@IRichifa·
@MA_Iliasu @MA_Ishaaq I think you once said it here, you're typical Hausa/Fulani/Kanuri, Fulani genetically since it's your paternal heritage, and Hausa linguistically and culturally.
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MA Iliasu@MA_Iliasu·
@MA_Ishaaq The day twitter people uncover my ethnic group, they will beat me dieeee 😭😭
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Ibrahim Richifa@IRichifa·
I will always hold the believe that even though it might not look intentional in the sense of a conquest,but the way the founding fathers of the Caliphate designed it, the hegemony of the Hausa language and to some extent culture(still fused with Fulani culture) was inevitable.
Muhammadu IV Kagara@rxbuw3st

I’ve written on this before but the Fulani conquest of Hausaland resulted in an unusual outcome. Normally when a tribe/nation conquered another, a couple of things happen or a combination of these things: 1. A dichotomy ensues in which the conquering tribe retain its language, culture and customs at a higher level in the society while the conquered tribe retains such but on a lower level. This is evident throughout Africa with European colonization. 2. The conquered tribe losses its own culture, language and customs and adopts that of the conquering tribe again evident in Africa but also in the Maghreb with Arab conquest. None of these happened with the Fulani conquest of Hausaland. The Fulani language and nomadic way of life is viewed on a lesser level and their culture has been largely diluted in the lands they conquered. Adamawa is probably the only Kingdom that received Sheikh Usman Dan Fodio’s flag and still retain some sort of resemblance to Fulani ways. None of the other 14 or 17 “ardodi” speak or retain Fulani culture today. Take Nupe land for example, the Etsu Nupe looks aesthetically Fulani and he is by blood but everything about him and the other ruling class is Nupe, from language to customs and traditions. It’s a strange outcome, Fulani achieved political hegemony over Hausaland but lost its culture along the way. I can’t think of any other conquest that resulted in a similar outcome.

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Ibrahim Richifa@IRichifa·
@MIKassim Hhhh, but Fulani are the second largest ethnic group in both states, so he's still on track
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Mr 1-5@MIKassim·
@IRichifa Because they aren’t Fulani states
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Ibrahim Richifa@IRichifa·
@maryam_aqeeluh Hhhhh nagode 😂, gaskiya dole nazo na ɗauki hanyar katsina kuwa. Katsina gida😅💔
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Katsina women are exceptional, man
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Geelel 🏔️🧪@fuutaanke19·
Fulfulde, which I’m sure most Fulani emirs can speak
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