Bahaushe

How they Use the term Hausa-Fulani. This man is talking in a Fulani only meeting. He says: “Even a blind man knows I’m Fulani” “we benefit from both (Hausa &Fulani) if they call for Hausa we are the representatives” Proceeds to call prominent Fulani politicians in attendance.

Those people that claim “Hausa have lost their culture” are responsible for this 😂

Exactly, allow them to identify as they please. Arewa politicians cannot be trusted due to their history of incompetence and failure. Why would anyone associate with them after failing the country countless times? Despite all the leaders Arewa produced, it remains the least developed and least secure. Let the Middle Belt do what they think is best for them, but they should forget claims on Gombe, southern Kebbi, southern Borno, and Adamawa. Let them define what Middle Belt means, because currently it seems they just claim any non-Muslim majority area in the North as middle belt. The Northwest shot itself in the foot and now holds on to people who want nothing to do with them. We must rebuild rapport, show we can add value, and people will naturally gravitate to us.

The Bayajidda Myth and the Inclusivity of Hausa Culture The Bayajidda legend is one of Africa’s most remarkable origin narratives, notable not merely for its antiquity but for its inclusiveness. Hausa culture, as reflected in this myth, does not hoard its origins. It opens them outward, drawing neighbors into a shared ancestral story. Bayajidda’s line divides into the Hausa Bakwai, the seven legitimate states, and the Banza Bakwai, the seven other states. Within the latter sits Karbagari, son of Bayajidda and the Gbagyi woman Bagwariya, progenitor of the Nupe, Yoruba, Yauri, and the Jukun of Kwararrafa. These are not Hausa peoples; they are neighbors, trading partners, rivals, and sometimes enemies. Yet the Hausa imagination placed them within the family, granting them a genealogy and a shared father in Bayajidda. This is the myth’s genius. Where other origin stories draw a hard line between “us” and “them,” the Hausa story draws a family tree. The Gbagyi woman is named. Her son founds nations. The Jukun, Nupe, Yoruba, and Yauri are written into the Hausa cosmic order as kin, however junior. The myth absorbs difference rather than expelling it. Historically, Hausa states may not have viewed these peoples as equals, yet the Hausa have shown a greater likelihood of accepting other ethnic groups than their neighbors. This incorporative instinct appears beyond legend. Hausa language and culture have spread across West Africa not by erasing others but by trading, marrying, settling, and absorbing. Hausa became the lingua franca of markets and mosques from Kano to Accra precisely because of this capacity to include. In the Middle Belt, Hausa culture has become a uniting force for hundreds of ethnic groups, serving interethnic relations to the point that it is the language of public life and civilization. In a Nigeria fractured by ethnic suspicion, this is a powerful inheritance. The Bayajidda myth offers a model of identity that is expansive rather than exclusive: the neighbor is not a stranger but a brother, even if only a half-brother. No other Nigerian origin narrative makes so bold a claim on behalf of its neighbors. The Hausa are uniquely positioned to serve as a force for unity not by imposing themselves, but by extending the same inclusive logic the myth has always embodied. The Bayajidda myth is a myth, yes. But it reflects how Hausa people see themselves and their neighbors. #Hausazalla #HausaRenaissance

They are rebuilding Kano walls, Alhamdulillah hope other Hausa states will follow. But why am I seeing mud bricks instead of Tubali? #HausaRenaissance

Wallahi Nigeria is comedy, yanzu Shi’a suna posting Agaji Izala a matsayin y’an ta’adda suma Izala suna posting videos ɗin y’an Shi’a dramar Ashura a matsayin y’an ta’adda alhalin dukkansu sun san ba haka bane, an jima za a haɗa da ɗariƙu suma. Su kuma y’an Ta’addan gaskiyan suna nan ba a yi komai a kansu ba, suna cikin al’umma suna tara mabiya.

Irin waɗannan suna da yawa a cikin al’umma fa, za ka ga mutum kamar mai hankali amma banbancinsa da Turji kawai rashin AK47 ne.

You celebrated the killing of Shi’as in Zaria, your neighbor celebrated the Assassination of Albani, now your friend is celebrating the assassination of Masussuka while your sons are singing terrorist coded morale songs for Agaji. Hmm akwai aiki gaban mu. #HausaRenaissance

This guy's issue shows how ignorant and stupid people are. That side of Twitter always claims to be the most educated 😂 They're now begging the UK embassy, police, and immigration to deport him just because he’s unapologetically Muslim. “He has extremist views” no evidence, “he’s deleting tweets” no evidence, ask Grok no evidence. Just envy and jealousy.