₦airaland Forum

morpheus24:
I diasgree with the part where you state "can never be"

This is no more than an emotional response and has nothing to do with Law.

morpheus24:
I am simply stating the facts what is making excuses about that?

They revoked the stolen particulars now they have to "invalidate" her presence in the country which entails more than just withdrawing documents. I pray she has some good lawyers. I know capetown has some good ones which is why her case should be tried there?

Please note that during this bruhaha she was able to exit and renter the country. You don't want to ask how she was able to do that?

DId they put South African visa on her Nigerian passport when she was reentering the country?

ednut1:
she entered the country back illegally through land border

kiddaz:
Your ignorance is your choice bro

morpheus24:
You are shooting blanks because you have nothing left.

Please let us know if you are a citizenship by birth in your country Jace or are you a citizen by descent?

Waiting!

JaceBlaze:
The king of circular arguments is complaining about circular arguments.

Imagine the migraines we had to suffer through.

IronGalaxy:
You know him well, lol

shegztech:
for any nation to grow in this life you need IMMIGRANTS. Yes the bad eggs will come too which is a con that you have to be prepared for. Immigrants will boost your economy like "kilode". Ask Dubai, US, Canada even the old biblical Egypt of Joseph (where foreigners came to buy corn in famine). It makes nations powerful

JaceBlaze:
I studied law btw,and the South Africa Constitution book is always with me so I don't know who you think you are talking to.

One more time: South Africa does not do birthright citizenship

IronGalaxy:
You know him well, lol

ufotunang:
.how..?..is they no hatered or xenophobic activities there against other Africans residing in western cape

Originalsly:
No doubt... there can be conditions that will prevent her from having full citizenship despite being born in South Africa. But are there such conditions? If there are none .. then she should win her case. If they are determined to deport her ... then they can add the conditions to make them do so legally.
PS
Just read a comment from JaceBlaze stating there is no birthright law. Interesting ... a game changer to our discussions ... followed it up and came up with this below. My opinion now? It can go either way ... depending on the required evidence she has ... mainly proof of birth ... and proof that she lived in the country continuously since birth. Her lawyer has to know this ... and I guess he has the evidence and is moving forward with confidence. With the mother's shady past .. I can see the problem being if the documents presented as proof are legit. The case can go either way

seppuku:
If you studied law then go back and tell them to withdraw that degree of yours and throw it in the trash. An embarrassment to learned folk by you standing on such an over simplistic view of citizenship in your country.

I am still waiting for an answer on how you acquired your citizenship Jaceblaze?

Were you born to exiles in Mozambic, is that why you dislike foreigners so much?

JaceBlaze:
Okay

Being a genius conspiracy theorist that you are you should be able to tell all of us where I was born and how I became a Saffer.

seppuku:
Just answer the F**KInG Question!

JaceBlaze:
I gave you a chance to take a genius guess.Remember I am not in a hurry to prove anything to you.