₦airaland Forum

Igbophobia:
That's 50,000 naira each election bribe money like Osinbajo's market bribe during Buhari. We know the trick

They should not give anybody any money.

Only Obi is allowed to.

I didn't realise Nico Paz dad was a player.

Sorry to my Elephants 🐘.

Kdon2:
They will go to another man's land dragging indigenous rights with the indigene and still be claiming it like it's their right. Na dem cause all the violence going on in south Africa now.

Such people exist but that's not the reason.

Deep down, the average South African is Xenophobic.

Xenophobic to other Africans.

No names?

Fake news from south africa.

KLEINBASS:
You always run away from addressing real issues of Nigerians invading other countries illegally and their involvement in criminality especially drugs

We've told all Nigerians to come home, and they will.

We are happy for you.

You can deport her.

We would accept her.

She fine pass all your women.

TemplarLandry:
I luv Trump but he's acting so selfish on this matter.

His grandfather migrated from Germany to America, now his lineage including Trump is living the American dream, but he wants to knock off the chances of others.

Pretty selfish. .

He has tanked rhe US economy, and he's an extremely corrupt person and an adjudication wapist.

Like him but it's the truth.

grandstar:
Trump wants the Republicans to do well in the midyerm elections.

E go hard.


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Orders or beg?



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US supreme court
US supreme court upholds birthright citizenship in blow to Trump agenda

Court rules against Trump administration on policy that people born in the United States are citizens.

The US supreme court has upheld birthright citizenship, which provides nearly all people born in the country with citizenship, ruling against a central piece of Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant agenda.

The president had issued an executive order on the first day of his second term that sought to undo birthright citizenship. The order would override the US constitution, which it cannot do, though his administration has argued the order instead interprets the constitution correctly.

Cecillia Wang, arguing before the court for the ACLU, told the justices that Americans’ understanding of the country’s citizenship rule is that everyone born here is a US citizen.

“The 14th amendment’s fixed bright line rule has contributed to the growth and thriving of our nation,” Wang said. “It comes from text and history. It is workable and it prevents manipulation.”

The supreme court’s Dred Scott decision in 1857 had ruled Black people were not US citizens, but “a separate class of persons”. But the 14th amendment which reversed the Dred Scott decision, was adopted in 1868 during the reconstruction era after the US civil war, to codify the rights of Black Americans – and confer citizenship to “all persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof”.

The Trump administration argued the phrase “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” means babies born in the US to people who are not lawfully present in the country are not citizens. The executive order says this includes when neither of a person’s parents were US citizens or lawful permanent residents, or if a parent has legal, but temporary, status. It sought to apply this meaning starting on 19 February 2025, which would affect hundreds of thousands of babies annually.

D John Sauer, the solicitor general who argued on behalf of the Trump administration, emphasized the concept of “domicile”, saying those who are here unlawfully or temporarily do not have “domicile” in the US or allegiance to the country, unlike the formerly enslaved people the 14th amendment’s citizenship clause applied to.

“Unrestricted birthright citizenship contradicts the practice of the overwhelming majority of modern nations,” Sauer said then. “It demeans the priceless and profound gift of American citizenship.”

Domicile weighed heavily into the Trump administration’s claims, though the word is not included in the 14th amendment. The landmark decision on birthright citizenship, United States v Wong Kim Ark, said that a child born to parents of Chinese descent who had permanent “domicile” in the US would be a US citizen at the time of birth under the 14th amendment. The Trump administration argued “domicile”, meaning a permanent residence, is a critical part of the interpretation.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/jun/30/us-supreme-court-bithright-citizenship

Such a tragedy.

Praying for our brothers and sisters in Ghana.

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RandDigital:
Reportedly widely...

To think she dumped Nigeria after Miss Universe and returned to SA where she had faced persecution. Now where will she be deported to? Will Nigerians take her back after she snubbed them as Miss Universe runner up?

We neve deny our own.

She'll be welcomed gladly and happily.

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MaziObinnaokija:
Flangelo12, LottiOk, yarimo about time you people follow papa OSELOKA to 🌽 CORN AKA AGBADO PARTY .


NDC is DEAD

It is awa partee.

DLuciano:
Yes, you will be incurable!

E pain am.

Those logos are too similar.

Abokiijebu:
Should all of us start selling moi moi? Is that what you are saying indirectly?

The richest man in the world is in tech.

Has that inspired you to start?

DLuciano:
Dont, worry by the time Nigeria is fixed by the hand of the Almighty God, like the case of Elisha and the lepers, I decree you will not partake in the blessing of a new Nigeria.

Psychosis often requires treatment.

In some cases, the patients are incurable.

slivertongue:
Where party to earlier suit?

Don't understand.

Sheuns:
When there’s a pattern, it’s never coincidence.

All parties can’t suddenly start having internal issues.

If you are truthful.

Do most Nigerians do things the proper way?

blackmantis:
Where is Akara usually sold?
Private lounges?
Shopping malls?

If only you could imagine, there are places that are designated within markets, and communities for such business.

You pretend they must all be given tech jobs but don't want to apply tech sense.

Hypocrite.

ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
you can now go and collect your @20k allowance from Tinubu for defending him, we sha know say you gat no future

You just want to break the law then claim poverty is the reason.

Stop selling Akara on public roads.

The wapist should be in jail.

In addition, he MUST pay the court judgement awarded against him to his victim.

Them for even entee the church seat ontop pew.

Nonsense.

DLuciano:
Are you people working and craving to destroy Nigeria democracy by joining hands with a draconic system of government not worst than bandits and boko haram and other kidnappers in all forms ?

Do you believe or deny the merits of the case?

ZaRuleOfLaw:
Imagine importing crude oil from UAE to Nigeria. Firing squad is a mercy to Nigerian politicians.

Come to think of it, no country governed by blacks in this planet is prosperous. Maybe no hope for the black race

There is no refinery in the world that does not import stock.

Because the loan is not from the IMF.

jaxxy:
Nigeria has a major problem of pretending and lieing to themselves. It takes an outsider/foreigner to expose the truth we already know but refused to say or acknowlege.

Or they are the sponsors themselves.

omoredia:
All this is a scam. Dangote is part is a major part of the corrupt system

Gerrout.

It's likely you work as a detractor.

shopwiser:
Anything chopper, I hate it man. That shii has no respect for anyone's status.. it fails whenever regardless of being a billionaire, millionaire or commoner.

Tbe most unsafe means of transport.

O bu'm machine.

Xenophobic Republic of South Africa.