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Pesuzok:
Sorry, I dont get you.

I just want to get people's opinion on the subject, apart from the citizenship.

Besides, what do you gain being American citizen

Pesuzok:
I know this, besides what are the benefits

Pesuzok:
Apart from obtaining US citizenship by birth, are there any other benefits for you child if given birth to in USA. Its becoming a norm among the middle class citizens in Nigeria.
I just need your opinions.
I went through this thread but couldn't get any reason.
https://www.nairaland.com/456801/view-nigerians-travel-usa-give

ivyT:
lolz..,this is crazy mehn

does a niggur like me live in nigeria?

daywatcher:
at least they are made in Nigeria and keeping someone in a job. better than the person that chose to import toothpick

francafrank:
Hi all

Thank you for reading this. I read 50 shades and cant wait to read grey.
I can't seem to get a link to download the book. Does anyone know how? Please share.

Youngsage:
Yes I can help you. Go to your profile, click on deactivate account... And watch what happens.

ARIZONA123:
. Is this for real or what or you being not you?

pcguru1:
at all, at least that would have been something to brag about, only had 1 relationship in my life, unless we are counting Employer-Employee relationship and all. I know right, i always mention "ex" alot right ?

UPDATE: However i do have a fictional girlfriend called "victoria" if you ever hear me say my girlfriend victoria or write anything about victoria just know am lying, prob trying not to feel left out by other dudes lying to me about their escapades

ellachuku:
My people and underhande moves ..why are you cloning my comments? Btw, whaaat of my second papa as in my mama second husband?

pablus:
brainwashed women. anyway, what kind of jobs are available in that town? lol

ellachuku:
My sisters become mothers before their 10th birthday

Merlissa:
The MALE BODILY FLUIDS are currently on break!!!

Anyi3:
Not even funny actually
Anybody above 35 that calls you up doesn't tick the remaining boxes.
He has all those qualities and you want him to still be single

Goodluck and no I just felt like calling the President of Nigeria

God fearing and 15 years bedroom experience, how do some christians think

MzPreshie:
Lol.. This babe no well oooh.
Guys, didn't you notice she copied/quoted someone? It's meant to be a hilarious thread, and that it is.

ZelrothCloven:
I am gay

MrEverest:
The kidnap of Olu Falae, aguebly the most respected yoruba leader today by fulani headsmen, throws up some questions. (1)why would yorubas keep calm & pretend as if nothing happened in the face of such humiliating provocation? (2)If this scenario is to be reversed & it was announced that some yorubas kidnapped say Maitama Sule in his home in Zaria, what do you think would be happening now in the north? (3) Are the yorubas actually cowards? (4)do the yorubas really understand this war of attrition currently being waged by the fulani against the rest of the middle belt & the south? (5) does it mean that the hausa/fulani actually own Nigeria therefore fulani herdsmen has the right to carry arms about & molest other Nigerian while the police & army look the other way? This master-slave relationship must stop!!!

marshalcarter:
Iffa ask google....who google go ask

Acidosis:
I believe in taking actions for justifiable reasons, but it appears no one is ready to compromise.

Being a Christian, I try as much as possible to relate family matters with the Bible (after all, the history of marriage/family is traceable to the book of genesis).

Here is the issue, my lady wants her daughter(s) ear lobes pierced. On the other hand, I see the act of ear lobe piercing as 'slavery'. The reason is clear, the only reference to piercing the ears in the Bible was when a person gave himself or herself to be a life-long slave to a master (Deuteronomy 15:16,17). This is symbolic enough for me to reject such on my daughter.

Besides, I see no reason why I should join the bandwagon or subject an infant to such pain; ear piercing does not make a girl a GIRL.

What if she grows to hate the idea of earrings/piercing? I believe she's free to pierce when she's old enough to take decisions.



Should a lovely/committed relationship end based on this disagreement? She wants this for her daughters, but I don't need them on our daughters. Am I too strict or old-fashioned? Should I change an idea I've harboured for over 15yrs?

marshalcarter:
You just asked me a question now but if you ask me...who I go ask