M.S. MUHAMMAD

@ConstantPolaris "Eko" is not a Yoruba word is a Benin word, some historian says Benin are the first indigenous people of lagos state, how such claims can't be really verifie. Just like the way the jukum are the real indigenous people of kano

Incase anyone want to change the history of Jos and plateau State here is a reminder. The original indigenous peoples of the Plateau and Jos area in Nigeria are several ethnic groups collectively known as the Plateau peoples or Plateau minorities. They have lived in the Plateau region long before the arrival of later migrants during the colonial tin-mining era. Key indigenous groups include: 1. Berom people One of the largest indigenous groups of Jos and the surrounding Plateau areas. Traditionally farmers. Their ancestral lands include Jos North, Jos South, Barkin Ladi, Riyom, and parts of Bassa. Many historians regard them as the principal indigenous inhabitants of Jos itself. 2. Afizere people (also called Jarawa) Indigenous to areas north and east of Jos. Found mainly in Jos East and parts of Jos North. Known historically for hill settlements used for protection. 3. Anaguta people A smaller but historically significant group. Traditionally lived within the Jos valley area before the city expanded during British colonial mining. Considered one of the earliest settlers in the Jos area. Other indigenous Plateau groups The wider Plateau region also includes many other long-standing ethnic groups such as: Mwaghavul people Tarok people Ngas people Goemai people Ron people Pyem people These groups belong to what anthropologists call the Plateau ethnic groups, many of whom speak languages in the Benue-Congo languages branch. The Berom, Afizere, and Anaguta are widely recognized locally as the indigenous groups of Jos.

@ConstantPolaris Every state and country has indigenous people when you trace history. Also, note that history at times doesn't really tell the true story of people.

@ConstantPolaris Jarawa are not only in jos, the are also found in taraba, bauchi, kaduna. And they also have large Muslims population too.

If you continue like this, there will never be peace, Jos. All parties are victims

@Amb_Honesty What about the Muslims and Hausa who are killed too? All parties are victims

Incase you don’t understand Hausa, the translation is there to guide you. The handwritings is clear and we need no Daniel to interpret it for us. I will always call on MiddleBelt Christians to arm and defend yourselves. You have the right to live and nobody should take your life

So were your points now?

@EJEH_Don001 @SilasSimeon_4 Promoting violence takes you no where .

@SilasSimeon_4 U yo brothers kpai Deborah we should be happy with you? When your qoran support blasphemy?

They practice their religion with h@tred. We should do thesame! Ebay for Eba

@CatiaKyen If you ain't ready to face the fact, your will complain till Jesus come. The hausa will never leave jos North.

Every time “Hausa are the ones that built Jos city,” but the small spaces we give them in Jos North have become like a piggery. Everywhere is just smelling, worse during the rainy season. If you pass there, your breathing will almost cease.

@SilasSimeon_4 Middle belt doesn't exists, it only exists in your dilutions

Dirtiness is in their blood. They should leave middle belt and go build their states

@PriestRitchie Who are the victims, the Muslims and also not victims?

@AmMuhammad1886 He wasn't talking about violence but elections, but why are you guys afraid anytime victims are being told to defend themselves?

Violence and war consume people who call for it, and you think the Hausa will fold their hands abi. The worst is yet to come. Continue to advocate for war.

War consumes those who ask for it.

@blaqboi_vic You state sound like that, sorry if I misinterpreted you.

@AmMuhammad1886 MuhamMAD, im asking people to vote wisely, where did you get war and violence please?

@iam_Supremoh @onchedu @TadyJerry Absolutely

@onchedu @TadyJerry So every of these factors mentioned is contributing in a way ?

There's something many of you are refusing to address concerning this Jos issue but I'll raise it. The Muslims in Jos fasted and did their Eid peacefully, no attack was made on their community. Now that the Christians in Jos are celebrating Easter, there are attacks. Do you have any idea what will happen in Jos & other Northern states if the Muslims get attacked in their own community during fasting and Eid? Yet you think the Christians are overreacting? They should forget about the government and defend themselves vigorously from whoever the attacks are coming from and yes, it is valid to think the attacks are coming from the Muslims because it's a pattern, it's not new. The Muslims will think the same if they were attacked during their celebrations. RISE AND DEFEND YOURSELVES.

@iam_Supremoh @TadyJerry It is more ethic than religious

@TadyJerry So it is a religious issue?

@TadyJerry You make a valid points, they all to come together and face the reality. If they keep blaming each other blood will continue to flow unnecessarily.

@Saintnicholas2 @oddminers @sparkle_akoga Bro, there are sometimes deep things they need to ask their great-grandparents. Or else they will continue to use emotion to face reality.

@oddminers @sparkle_akoga I raised this point few weeks ago. You guys have to our own languages

Stop selling your LANDS to HAUSA MUSLIMS in JOS

No be juju be that.

@tankosulaiman @sparkle_akoga They did not sell lands, the hausa are the one who made jos what it today. They are just using emotion and hatred to face the reality

@sparkle_akoga Now the truth is beginning to come out. They are targeting the Hausa Muslims in Jos cos they’ve lost control of the city centre after selling land to them many years ago.

Plateau state should be split the Hausa-dominant local should be caved out to bauchi, this will he the only solution.