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onila:
the parents are both Nigerian

the girl is yoruba while hes igbo

Ok


So, its assumed the child would have a nigerian passport or travelling papers.


The mother did not know when the grandma got these, or she ( the mother) already had them then showed them to the grandma?

Does the mum have a record of the child's birth from the hospital?


Where are the mother's relatives?

Btw, in Igboland, children born out of wedlock usually belong to the mother. This case is different because times have changed maybe?

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parrotibaba:
d husband's relatives n family...






...look man just drop ur opinion

I don't understand why anyone would be pleading in that situation?

So, what we have here is an allegation of a missing child, allegedly kidnapped by the grandmother, no birth certificate in possession of the mother, child's nationality unknown, parents' nationality not yet clear.


Is the mother going to get a replacement birth certificate for the child?


Whose names are on the original document?

onila:
the grandmother is from Barbados, west Indies

Ok, that explains the appearance.

carefreewannabe:
LEARN TO READ!

SHE DIDN'T HIDE.

SHE LET THE WICKED GRANDMA LIVE IN HER APARTMENT.

Why did the child have a passport?

Or what documents were used to take her out of Britain?

carefreewannabe:
https://ynaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/the-baby-daddy.jpg

The useless baby daddy.

With those looks, more babies are surely on the way from a plethora of women.

onila:
the paternal grandfather died long time ago around 2005

shes the one that has trained all her children to this level
all her kids studied abroad despite their father not there

the grandmother is a very strong Island woman

Island as in carribean?

And, does the child have a passport?

For which country, and where was it obtained?

Since the baby is only two, why exactly did the mother (?) Or father(?) get one for her?

onoja12:
i repeat a man can not kidnap his own child,secondly we all know that there is no way a nigerian would take a british citizen to court in britain over a child and win,so let us tell our self the truth

Who is the british citizen in this case?

The mother or the father?

Eyah, lord have mercy.

The papa and grandma na oyinbo though.

How can someone be making fantastic amounts of money as yall are claiming, but be thrown off by basic things which even an illiterate would have known and done?



- register a domain name for less than $200 a year?

-host a website which every tom, d,ick and harry is doing these days

-your friends at google gave you advance warning they were going to pull down your site, you did nothing, did not seek advice, did not move your site elsewhere, did not enquire about moving it elsewhere (this despite the fact that you have an army of keyboard warriors trolling on your behalf)

- 100% of your fight or defence tactics simply consist of nairaland sheep yelling "haters", and "i agree to any pro linda propaganda", and "God will rise you above your enemies" and so on and so forth.


-your friends at nairaland helpfully move your matter to front page multiple times and also encourage spamming the forum with linda ikeji headlines while refusing to close or redirect threads.


How can any educated person engage in all these or is that the situation with nigerian education?

parrotibaba:
what I meant was dat she refused to visit her husband's village despite pleas from both her husband n relatives

her relatives or the husband's relatives?

why are they pleading with her to visit?

Wey that their moderators forum sef, is it still there?

When are the forum members going to view it?

The question was do YOU listen in church


And,

Which accent do YOU prefer to listen to?

Don't know if you're saying you prefer listening to asses or what exactly?

My context is when humans are talking, not which animal accent is your favorite.

dr dolittle wannabe.

acenazt:
OP get you facts right. Adele is not American. she us British. do a correction please.

It was probably intentional

The basic colours in yoruba are black, white, yellow and red.

Everything else is exotic ie possibly imported.

At the very least, secondary.

priscaoge:
You also contributed to it with your thread

The trolling and spamming preceded this thread.