This people are lebanese people....Quote me anywhere and lebanon

Luckylife:
Am advocates of common sense.

Only u advocates! There is God....

Luckylife:
Am advocates of common sense.

Only u advocates! There is God....

I love this family

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

thank q , you have just spoken my mind. Is the father also a white? I do think th father was pure black and from bayelsa state. The name doesn't sound like ijaw at all.

Cc tonyebarcanista, any details from you? Enlighten us. Na yur broda be dat.

mn09abk:
This people are lebanese people....Quote me anywhere and lebanon

Linus Lie Mohammed! Keep it coming.

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

We as Nigerians are allowed dual citizenship. Obama and loads of Nigerians bear same

This man is really trending.
everyday day one thing or the other about him must be on FT.

I envy his popularity, the initiator to use naija made materials.

Buy naija product to help increase the value of our naira.

mn09abk:
This people are lebanese people....Quote me anywhere and lebanon

But he has a Nigerian passport, we are allowed to have dual nationality, they were all born here, their mum is Nigerian, what's your point? My brother knowledge is power, read the Nigerian constitution as regards nationality before commenting next time

The family look like Americans........Happy Birthday Sir, many more years of celebration

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

His father is a Lebanese who naturalised. His father owns Domino stores in Lagos in the 80s.

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

Using the word half caste is outdated and is equivalent to saying nigger. Instead use mixed race.

His father is/was a German.

IGBOPRINCE:
thank q , you have just spoken my mind. Is the father also a white? I do think th father was pure black and from bayelsa state. The name doesn't sound like ijaw at all.

Cc tonyebarcanista, any details from you? Enlighten us. Na yur broda be dat.

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

look well oga, can't you see that it's his mum who is white?
Now use your common sense, if his mum is white, who is black?
don't you get it He is a Nigerian whether his father is black or red or blue.

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

google and you will find d ans 2 dat question or u can jst ask him on twitter

sukkot:
is this nigga even nigerian ?

He's Togolese

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

Where else if not Britain
U dey sleep?

How are we sure these guys are Nigerians. From all indications, they might not be true Nigerians.

But lovely family though. I envy their very successful financial lives.

An0nimus:


He's Togolese

no be only togolese na kuvukiland

PAT4HOT:
All those commenting above does not observe that Ben's father may not be a Nigerian from the name and what is stated above. Besides, they all look as half caste as confirmed that the mum is from bayelsa which I think Mr. Ben is representing.
The question now is, where is Mr. Ben from?

What u need to knw is dat there were series of inter-marriages nd sexual relatnship btw inhabitants of local communities along d coast of d Niger-Delta nd early European Explorers nd Traders (e.g. d Portuguese, Spaniards, Danish, Dutch) who frequentd d region btw d 15th nd 19th centuries AD. Even til today in several Itsekiri coastal towns nd villages, it is stil common to found light-skinned (half-cast) pipo who ar descendants of sexual relatnship btw early European visitors nd d locals whom they traded wit.

Kirigidi:
What u need to knw is dat there were series of inter-marriages nd sexual relatnship btw inhabitants of local communities along d coast of d Niger-Delta nd early European Explorers nd Traders (e.g. d Portuguese, Spaniards, Danish, Dutch) who frequentd d region btw d 15th nd 19th centuries AD. Even til today in several Itsekiri coastal towns nd villages, it is stil common to found light-skinned (half-cast) pipo who ar descendants of sexual relatnship btw early European visitors nd d locals whom they traded wit.

Am not doubting your intelligence, am only asking if its not proper for Mr. Ben to trace his roots?

optimusprime2:

look well oga, can't you see that it's his mum who is white?
Now use your common sense, if his mum is white, who is black?
don't you get it He is a Nigerian whether his father is black or red or blue.

But the OP never mentioned where the father is from, its only the mum. Besides, the family name doesn't sound Nigerian.

Okeikpu:
Where else if not Britain
U dey sleep?

Then as a Nigerian tradition, I think his area of concentration should be in Britain as he also bears a British name.

TonyeBarcanista:
His father is/was a German.

I know sey u go make us proud. Thanx for the litle info.

Okeikpu:
Where else if not Britain
U dey sleep?

oboi na yu dey sleep o, tonye don tell us where him from..

peacengine:


But he has a Nigerian passport, we are allowed to have dual nationality, they were all born here, their mum is Nigerian, what's your point? My brother knowledge is power, read the Nigerian constitution as regards nationality before commenting next time

Here is Knowledge for you brother....Senators are not required to have Dual Citezenship for with this Knowledge can you see where you erred?

poshestmina:
Cute family Happy birthday Mr Common sense

But e no get sense.

Awesome and talented achievers,wish to have u as a guardian so as to know the secret behind your success.

Kirigidi:
What u need to knw is dat there were series of inter-marriages nd sexual relatnship btw inhabitants of local communities along d coast of d Niger-Delta nd early European Explorers nd Traders (e.g. d Portuguese, Spaniards, Danish, Dutch) who frequentd d region btw d 15th nd 19th centuries AD. Even til today in several Itsekiri coastal towns nd villages, it is stil common to found light-skinned (half-cast) pipo who ar descendants of sexual relatnship btw early European visitors nd d locals whom they traded wit.

bros the grammar too much. He s a german. I mean d dad.

PAT4HOT:

Then as a Nigerian tradition, I think his area of concentration should be in Britain as he also bears a British name.

bro the guy na german him from.

TonyeBarcanista:
His father is/was a German.

Luvly family, I hailoooo,i am jst making senseooo...

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Lovely family, so cute and beautiful, God bless them all round.


Heavenly Father, let good and great things keep coming my way as I celebrate Your great works