I ask this question because I want to know if it's possible to favour one mother's side, like say getting into a university and you want to use your mother's local government area because paternally you are not a citizen of that state but maternally you are a citizen

Ok, you mean using the advantages of the nationality?

chatinent:
Ok, you mean using the advantages of the nationality?

Kind of
But am talking about her tribe
My mom from kaduna and am hoping to get a reduced fee by taking advantage of her tribe

Abetterperson:


Kind of
But am talking about her tribe
My mom from kaduna and am hoping to get a reduced fee by taking advantage of her tribe

In Nigeria, you are an indigene from your dad's place.

chatinent:


In Nigeria, you are an indigene from your dad's place.

Is that in the Constitution?

chatinent:


In Nigeria, you are an indigene from your dad's place.

Is that in the Constitution?

Abetterperson:
I ask this question because I want to know if it's possible to favour one mother's side, like say getting into a university and you want to use your mother's local government area because paternally you are not a citizen of that state but maternally you are a citizen

Yes you can and it is Indeed lawfull for God gave you "Dual citizenship" Naturally.

It is one of your Natural Rights.

Abetterperson:


Is that in the Constitution?

No, it is not!

And it is not the constitution that gives Rights, you already had it before the Constitution was ever thought to be made.

He is just mouthing off what he has been brainwashed to say.

Abetterperson:
I ask this question because I want to know if it's possible to favour one mother's side, like say getting into a university and you want to use your mother's local government area because paternally you are not a citizen of that state but maternally you are a citizen

The university dey check such things? I doubt it. It is not like you are applying for citizenship or a driver's license or something. .