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Maxtipulation:lol Balderdash as usual. |
Gbadugbakun:Is it not your people that are flooding Lagos with beggars and destitutes? ![]() |
tiger28:Just like Kemi Badenoch. Nigeria is a no, no for her but Yoruba is her love. It is good to know who you are especially when the people you are lumped with do not want growth and liberalism. |
akigbemaru:lol Who stole Yoruba identity for her? Herself? That is the name she presented to the pageant organisers nah. Igbo maiden name and Yoruba surname,meaning that she might be Yoruba. Just for the sake of clarity |
Maxtipulation:You are the ignorant one here,sir I can teach you a lot. One....they don't use what you posted as proof when arguing with educated people. Two...Produce verifiable proof just for the sake of argument because I really don't need her to be Yoruba because Yoruba have the highest number of celebrities in Africa. Is it our musicians or highest grossing movies producers,lawyers,unicorn entities etc that we want to talk about that are Yoruba or what? Am just curious about the kind of shady story being related to her entity. The only clear thing is that she has a Mozambiquean mum and once married to somebody (name has never been disclosed). It is her life Sha |
[quote A=Maxtipulation post=133542267]In this 21st century you're still asking dumb questions while there's Google? Her father is Igbo from Enugu whilst her mum is from Mozambique[/quote]lol Is that pic and writing a proof? Funny guy. |
Bluntemperor:You are a gem |
TheKingIsHere:Ok,sir. |
Free2Fly:lol Look at ignorance talking. Have you even read the tax bill or listen to its analysis? |
Godfrey858:Poverty mindset. What you wish,you get. Dem say make you post your states,you dey shame but you dey call the one wey dey develop pass all your states join together name No be werey dey do you so? If werey no do you,post just 8 good places in all of Igboland make we compare am with only Ibadan.. Na person wey get dey spend. No be poverty people like your people. |
A lot of illiterates on nairaland. At least,if one lacks comprehension,one can beg somebody literate to read and explain the tax form properly before coming online to spew ignorance. Lagos presently enjoys the headquarters'privilege,this has been taken away by the bill,which makes Lagos state take15% instead of 85% it presently enjoys. Tinubu is just going for equity that will be beneficial to all. .Just go through the history of Nigeria,Yorubas do not depend on Nigeria but vice Versa. They don't need oil to be the best and richest region because they have always been over the years even without the ports,custom etc. Ibadan without ports,oil,customs etc,was the richest,most developed part of Nigeria during regionalism until Nigeria was turned to a unitary system of govt' nation. |
Ewedegubbler:I don't think so because she didn't take the name of her former husband whose name has never been revealed anyway Her maiden name is Ms Chidimma Adetshina. popular news and entertainment blog, MDNnews, published her traditional Nigerian wedding video on X on Monday. This video, which features Ms Adetshina and her husband (name undisclosed) dancing to music in traditional Nigerian attire, has sparked controversy due to the perception that a married, divorced woman or a nursing mother is not eligible to contest for Miss South Africa. Join the Premium Times WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You. Open in WhatsApp The 24-second clip also captured attendees showering Ms Adetshina and her husband with money, further fueling the debate about her eligibility for the Miss SA pageant. The criticism of the wedding video was that a married, divorced woman or a nursing mother is not eligible to contest for Miss South Africa. Furthermore, the guidelines provided by the Miss South Africa organisation website revealed that being married, divorced, or a mother does not disqualify contestants from entering the Miss South Africa pageant. Divorce In an interview with Sowetan SMa (a quarterly fun and lifestyle magazine), the 23-year-old revealed that she was once married but divorced in February 2024. The netball player and Law student at Varsity College, Sandton, South Africa, said she divorced her husband because of his ideology of an African married woman. “I got divorced in February. We were not compatible because he had this ideology of what an African married woman is. I didn’t want to be in a position where I couldn’t go out, but I had to clean and cook… that was just not for me because, as a society, we are way past that phase. My parents have been very supportive, and although my marriage robbed me of enjoying the beauty of pregnancy and being a wife – overall, it brings me joy that I get to take new steps with my son. “I didn’t think I’d be a mom at my age as he was conceived out of wedlock, but I’m glad to have him. At the beginning of the year, I was so depressed and worried about how life would turn out for me, but getting this far in the competition made me believe there was more in store for me”, she said. Minister speaks Reacting to the xenophobic attacks and criticism, South Africa’s Arts and Culture Minister, Gayton McKenzie, urged Ms Adetshina to prove her nationality. In an interview with the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) last week, McKenzie asked Ms Adetshina to produce documents proving her South African citizenship. Mr McKenzie, the President of South Africa’s anti-immigrant political party, Patriotic Alliance, who led a crusade against “illegal foreigners” in the country, including Nigerians, in January 2022, said, “Why can’t she just produce (documents) and say she’s South African? Beautiful South African young ladies might be robbed of this opportunity.” Eligibility Despite several criticisms and calls for her disqualification, the Miss South Africa organisation’s website maintains stringent citizenship and ethical conduct criteria. Surprisingly, the body has supported the model. They stated that citizenship, regardless of origin, is the primary requirement. It correlates with the revised South African Citizenship Act, which acknowledges birth, descent, and naturalisation as valid routes to citizenship. In a statement to The South African newspapers, the organisation confirmed that Ms Adetshina met all the requirements to participate in the pageant. backlash The statement read, “All documentation provided by the entrants is screened and vetted. Chidimma is a South African citizen and has met all the requirements to participate in the Miss South Africa competition. Her mother is South African (Zulu), and her father is Nigerian.” The Miss South Africa 2024 competition winner will succeed Natasha Joubert of Gauteng, the 2023 titleholder, and represent South Africa at the Miss Universe 2024 pageant in Mexico. |
Kdon2:You mean she is not Yoruba or Igbo? She is a fake? To be candid,have not read anything about her |
unbiasedTruth:With no evidence? Votes by losers. |
Omoawoke:She was saying Africa and Oceania.. |
strangest:Is Adesina an Igbo name? I think she is Yoruba. Maybe the father is no more or something.. |
lol Is this lady Yoruba or Igbo? She bears Igbo name and Yoruba surname. Maybe the mother is Igbo while the father is Yoruba |
sapele914:Is your state as developed as Rivers state? That is what they are using their money for. Development and co. |
Oshin56:If they didn't vote for a Southerner,there will not be anything called Nigeria now. Biafra . Yoruba nation What I really want is for Nigeria to split because these people will not allow growth. They are a great liability to Nigeria. |
AlabiKILLER2023:lol Mental case |
Deltafirstson:You see now,you have not read or listened to the analysis of the bill. It is a bill that will exempt the poor from paying tax. SMEs will have tax break and so on. If I may ask you,why are some Northerners against it.Just ignorance of course. Pls,sir.Can you give good tangible reasons yourself? |
lol Na how many times these lazy people will repeat this? Ok,we don hear. The one we have been using all these decades which had caused Nigeria to sink more and more is the one these lazy bones and parasites want Nigeria to continue to use. Illiteracy is indeed a disease. Thieves and parasites fighting against what will benefit the poor greatly. |
lol Na the person wey dey watch ball dey sabi play pass ![]() Which venture Osibanjo don do before wey we fit point to that he can manage living things and non living things successfully like Tinubu. Some people Sabi yarn nonsense sha. |
MrGerald:Poverty mindset. Dem say make you post your states,you dey shame but you dey call the one wey dey develop pass all your states join together name No be werey dey do you so? If werey no do you,post just 8 good places in all of Igboland make we compare am with only Ibadan.. Na person wey get dey spend. No be poverty people like your people. Poverty man dey make mouth. |
Ok. We know but govt should take the responsibility of not enacting a law that will obligate organisers of food distribution to do it accordingly. |
Some people sha. |
lol |
Godfrey858:A traffic trader feeling funky ![]() Keep your fake life to yourselves. Stop hyping nonsense... |
Smartcitizen:You already know the criminals of the blacks sha. |
kettykings:lol Are they the ones affecting the telecoms? |
Smartcitizen:Igbotron mod,you mean. You already know the criminals of blacks |
eken2023:Have you wept for your rotten one? |
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