The Fulani Sheperds: a Cry in Africa
234K views · Mar 24, 2023 · Entertainment
Comments · 464
@abduldjalo7577 · 3 years ago
I am Fulani originally from Guiné Conacri but my grandmother migrate to neighbour country Guiné Bissau... then my parents migrate to Portugal where I was born... thank god my parents they were able to speak only Fulani with us 4 brothers so we all can speak Fulani thanks for my parents preservation of our mother language in a foreign country we are blessed ❤
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@galsenvibeez2198 · 3 years ago
Gaynako!! My people suffer yet they the one providing meat to the contry....they deserve more respect 🙏🏾
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@chernobarrietv3302 · 3 years ago
Am a fullani from sierra leone...happy to see this documentry. Salam to all my familly fullani around the world. GOD protect africa❤
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@abusavastano7874 · 3 years ago
I’m Fulani from Mauritania 🇲🇷
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@Africanpatriot-b3b · 5 months ago (edited)
True godly lifestyle, true, real, traditional, African life. This is one of the best documentaries on one of Africas most rich, historic, and, strong, cultures.
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@aichasoh9414 · 3 years ago
Me too I'm a Fulani from senegal 🇸🇳 😌 ❤❤❤ I love my people Fullani
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@CarmenAliciaBelcher · 1 year ago
Fulani from America. I have always loved milk so much but thought it was due to being a Taurus and the daughter of a butcher 😅 we love to walk and run in my family ❤
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@Ibrahim-xaylany · 3 years ago
These documentary should be described as anti-depression therapy
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@PaulAkaah · 3 years ago
When I was a teenager, my dad has so many Fulani friends, they come to give us meat when one of their cattles dies and cow milk, in return my mum will give them yams/ sweet potatoes and some other things. We lived very happily, sometimes we will go to meet them in the bushes. It hurts me when everything just turned upside down, fighting and killings between Fulani and farmers. It saddens me.
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@isaacahamed7241 · 2 years ago
Je suis Dioula bambara de Côte d’Ivoire. J’aime beaucoup les peules et la nature.
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@أحمدالفولأني-ع5ظ · 3 years ago
Greetings from Sudan to my big family
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@estherjoseph2500 · 3 years ago (edited)
I Was born and raised in a Fulani tribe and my parents are still shepherds . I can tell you that Fulanis all over Africa are facing major threats both from the lack of pasture lands , but even more some are facing death from the farmers and from the state authorities . Fulanis need help . There case can’t be ignored .
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