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I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties in Canada. I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port. He concluded that his dad owns a mining business in Ibadan.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

You can hold the port of a foreign country if you fulfill the requirements.

OP if you're qualified for and offered Canadian port will you turn it down

seanfer:
OP if you're qualified for and offered Canadian port will you turn it down

My question is that does Nigeria have a program to make people citizenship en masse?

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port. He concluded that his dad owns a mining business in Ibadan

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

It's possible....
Maybe Nigerian by Birth

u met a 🇬🇳, u met a 🇹🇬, u met a 🇬🇭, u met a 🇨🇲 u met a 🇬🇭 u met a 🇸🇩, only u in ibadan.U never met A 🇬🇧, 🇺🇸 a 🇨🇦, 🇩🇪,🇫🇷 . U go met them when u japa sha

Akinomoakin021:


My question is that does Nigeria have a program to make people citizenship en masse?

I am not sure I understand this question, but it's important to state here that the way Nigerians become the citizens of foreign countries after satisfying some conditions is the same way they become the citizens of Nigeria after satisfying some conditions.

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port. He concluded that his dad owns a mining business in Ibadan.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

cool story bro

Nigeria is so easy once you give them money nobody cares.

The consequences of lack of data especially in remote communities. With time it will get better when they start issuing NIN at birth.

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port. He concluded that his dad owns a mining business in Ibadan.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

Wait till you meet a UFO alien with Nigerian port. Immigration is loose in Nigeria.

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

Those guineans are plenty ibadan eh .

I saw one pretty thing from Guinea and she had me mesmerized .. Downside to it was that she already have a kid and pregnant with the 2nd, Although, slowly losing the 2nd one..

Akinomoakin021:


My question is that does Nigeria have a program to make people citizenship en masse?

Nigeria has immigration laws and processes like any other country in the world.

Nigeria issues residence permit like any other country.

Nigeria issues citizenship to foreign nationals who fulfill the requirements like any other countries.

I don’t know if I should call this ignorance or we just no too rate the country sha.

sunboy:


Nigeria has immigration laws and processes like any other country in the world.

Nigeria issues residence permit like any other country.

Nigeria issues citizenship to foreign nationals who fulfill the requirements like any other countries.

I don’t know if I should call this ignorance or we just no too rate the country sha.

Our citizenship is one of the hardest to get . Everything here hard

Are you a learner?

Ofodirinwa:


cool story bro

What??

Silentgroper:
, Although, slowly losing the 2nd one..

Slowly losing the 2nd one as in How?
What does that mean?

sunboy:


Nigeria has immigration laws and processes like any other country in the world.

Nigeria issues residence permit like any other country.

Nigeria issues citizenship to foreign nationals who fulfill the requirements like any other countries.

I don’t know if I should call this ignorance or we just no too rate the country sha.

dey play..

I personally Know someone from cameroon who got Nigerian port in less than a month of finding his way into Nigeria via ikom axis

Nigerian systems are too corrupt. It took him less than 48Hrs to get the port. The dude is in Poland at the moment

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port. I mostly travel with the Madagascan port.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

Nothing really strange about it. I am a Nigerian by birth also grew up in Nigeria.I have a Madagascan and Liberian ports with my Nigerian port inclusive.

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Lol, what are you getting at?

GreaterFuture:

Slowly losing the 2nd one as in How?
What does that mean?

she was bleeding (clotted ones) and her fetus was having a bradycardia..

I don't understand this thread. Why is it a shocker that someone originally from Guinea has a Nigerian port? Nigeria offers citizenship to foreigners like most countries do, so what's the issue?

Good use of English language op.

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

etrange:
I don't understand this thread. Why is it a shocker that someone originally from Guinea has a Nigerian port? Nigeria offers citizenship to foreigners like most countries do, so what's the issue?

The problem now is that I believe majority of those foreigners who hold Nigerian port would not have met the criteria. They would have mostly achieved that by pretending to be natives. I am aware that getting Nigerian citizenship is very hard, even for CEOs of some big foreign companies in Nigeria.

troytino:


dey play..

I personally Know someone from cameroon who got Nigerian port in less than a month of finding his way into Nigeria via ikom axis

Nigerian systems are too corrupt. It took him less than 48Hrs to get the port. The dude is in Poland at the moment

And who said there wasn’t corruption?

sunboy:


And who said there wasn’t corruption?

I only responded to what u said that Nigeria issues citizenship like every other country etc. I was buttressing that point that it's not really true, as it's easier to get such in Nigerian context

troytino:


took him less than 48Hrs to get the port. The dude is in Poland at the moment

With Nigerian port? Good for Poland?
Why not Cameroon?

AfahaAbia:


I have a Madagascan and Liberian ports with my Nigerian port inclusive.

Are those ports that Strong or Good?
Which countries are they easier or better to go to, as opposed to the 🇳🇬 port?

GreaterFuture:

With Nigerian port? Good for Poland?
Why not Cameroon?

There was crises in his part of cameroun, so he fled into Nigeria like a refugee. But because he wanted to travel, he needed a port for that..

Akinomoakin021:
I met a student in his mid twenties . I approached him to say hi because of his Nigerian accent. He looks like a Northern Nigerian but told me he was from Guinea and grew up in Ibadan. He understood Yoruba clearly.

We had a chat for some time. He later told me he was an international student and holds a Nigerian port.

How did a Guinean get a Nigerian port. I later met a Yoruba boy who grew up in Togo but holds a Togolese port. His family was a Nigerian family that migrated to Togo and not the indigenous Yoruba in Togo

Same way your brothers and sisters used to get british, american and even canadian port he used got his own too . leave personnrest abeg .. Nigeria should pay pay him for accepting to use nugeria port that even nigeria citizen is not proud to use.

troytino:


I only responded to what u said that Nigeria issues citizenship like every other country etc. I was buttressing that point that it's not really true, as it's easier to get such in Nigerian context

It is 100% true that Nigeria has immigration laws and processes. It is one thing to have the laws, it is another for corruption to ripple through the system and the highest bidders getting it without fulfilling the requirements.

Doesn’t change the fact that there are laws and processes in place by the constitution.