~So in the Northern Nigeria, negotiating with terrorists for the release of abducted Nigerians is now a profession. This is sad, very sad! By Lere Olayinka In Yorubaland, there is this popular saying that, “Gàmbàrí pa Fúlàní ò lẹ́jọ́”, meaning “there is no case, if a Hausa person kills a Fulani person.” In those days, the Yoruba people of Southwest Nigeria as well as some parts of the South-South (Midwest) and North Central (Middlebelt) see the Hausa and the Fulani as homogenous people. Therefore, a fight between a Hausa man and a Fulani person is seen as a squabble between