Africason:

Now, you see your folly? lool. . . .Well, I have 2 passports and i could still get 9jas own if i want but not now

Next year, am gona marry my 9ja fiancee so that could make it easier as well. . . . was gona go 4 9jas one based on ma grandops.

manny4life:

I want @Abrantie to tell us how he got U.S./Canada citizenship? I'm really interested because this would tell me what his integrity is all about; same thing he accuses Nigeria about.

manny4life:

Hmm here yourself speak, let me analyze for you how dual citizenship work.

First off as a Ghanaian, you traveled down to states/Canada with your passport not with some flimsy paper meaning that you're and immigrant and by clearing your passport through customs, it means your and immigrant, a citizen of Ghana, so you analysis is flawed and wrong. If he was a Ghanaian citizen by birth, and if U.S. and Canada don't support dual citizenship, how in the world would he had had both. In other words, he was and is a Ghanaian citizen by birth, something he cannot deny at least prior to getting the other two. So get your fact straight. In addition, from all clear indication, does seem like you the one who need the analytical thinking, I mean don't you think?

tpiah:



^^if you like get 10 passports.

your criminality will rope you soon enough.

am i supposed to be impressed by the existence of a so-called naija fiancee?

and your naija grandpops didnt teach you the basics of manners?

Africason:

Loool. . . exactly my point! So how could he be described as a fraud?! Ghana allows dual nationality US and Canada does that as well thus he could well be carrying a maximum of 3 passports. He could forfeit that of Ghana's  thus possessing only 2. What i wanted to clarify was that the guy could legally be carrying a maximum of 3 passports cos being a permanent resident in auzzie doesnt entitle him to their passports. Hence the accussations being bundled around that he is carrying 4 passports are wrong.

Simples!

Africason:

Loool. . . exactly my point! So how could he be described as a fraud?! Ghana allows dual nationality US and Canada recognizes that it exist and thus he could well be carrying a maximum of 3 passports. He could forfeit that of Ghana's  thus possessing only 2. What i wanted to clarify was that the guy could legally be carrying a maximum of 3 passports cos being a permanent resident in auzzie doesnt entitle him to their passports. Hence the accussations being bundled around that he is carrying 4 passports are wrong.

Simples!

Justcash:

I thought Ghana was heaven? why does Ghanians need multiple passports? Abrentie should burn his American and Canadian passports, cancel his PR in Aussie, then return to Ghana and wait for a Nigerian petty trader to dish out $300,000 and employ his sorry A"S_S. The guy will wait till he becomes a Grandpa.

Africason:

  Now, you see your folly? lool. . . .Well,  I have 2 passports and i could still get 9jas own if i want but not now  

Next year, am gona marry my 9ja fiancee so that could make it easier as well. . . . was gona go 4 9jas one based on ma grandops.  

Africason:

Oh Lawd!! This dude is all over the place. . . . Manners you spewing about? Who in the name of GAWD lack manners than some of you 9jas? You crackin me up BIG time! Looool

tpiah:

remove the giant log in your own eye before complaining about the tiny speck in other people's own.

i've never seen a more shameless display of ill breeding and lack of manners than what you, abrantie and other geese are showing here.

you should weep for shame!!!!!

Ranoscky:

@Africason

U'r a real disgrace to your family n to human creature!  Ozu nwu'anwu na g'ije!

*Dis is wia i disagree with God dat he created an animal thinkin he created a human being.*

U'r d worst creature so far!!!

Dude don't get ahead of yourself ok. Again obtaining just a U.S. citizenship takes a minute and I don't mean literally a minute, it takes a while ok, and I mean years not even if you fast track it by getting married which is even stricter now. Just because you are a U.S. citizenship does not grant you Canadian citizenship although their immigration laws are somewhat identical. I would speak on behalf of the U.S. Citizenship; it doesn't matter whether you gave up your citizenship or not from Ghanaian, in as long as you file an N-400 (obviously you have to meet the residency and true faith requirement), the form clearly ask you what is your citizenship(s), because you not a born citizen, so you can deny deny from now till tomorrow, it won't change that process. I want to know between U.S. and Canada, which one he had first?

According to U.S. law, one can only be a dual citizenship and once you become a U.S. Citizen, you CANNOT take the oath of citizenship of another country, that is grounds for your citizenship to be revoked. Also people who have taken to "Oath of Allegiance", words for words, you can deduce that yourself. In the reverse case, if your dual citizenship; by birth from Ghana and Canada, you cannot receive triple citizenship at least according to U.S. law.

otumfour:

africason and abrantie u 2 are too much lol  
azz kicking dudes lol

otumfour:

africason and abrantie u 2 are too much lol  
azz kicking dudes lol

tutu1:

why all the hate for Nigerians even in foreign action movies now they place Nigeria amongst all the worse countries to survive in. rly SAD .  why cant this nation stand up for her citizens for once . so much for our Rebranding. Mrs Infomation Minister.

Africason:

Now, am hitting some nerves, abi?  

@
I luv dat !!   I can see am getting into some people's head!  

@manny4life

Listen, a persons may have dual nationality by automatic operation of different laws rather than by choice. For example, a child(Abrantie) born in a foreign country to U.S. citizen parents may be both a U.S. citizen and a citizen of the country(Ghana) of birth.

Abrantie could then marry a Canadian citizen and thus become a Canadian by marrige as well. So now you get the drift?

A U.S. citizen may acquire foreign citizenship by marriage, or a person naturalized as a U.S. citizen may not lose the citizenship of the country of birth.U.S. law does not mention dual nationality or require a person to choose one citizenship or another. Also, a person who is automatically granted another citizenship does not risk losing U.S. citizenship. However, a person who acquires a foreign citizenship by applying for it may lose U.S. citizenship. In order to lose U.S. citizenship, the law requires that the person must apply for the foreign citizenship voluntarily, by free choice, and with the intention to give up U.S. citizenship.

Kobojunkie:

Oh please . . . more of the same old silly "my bush is better than yours simply because I can say so" debates . And people wonder why the status quo continues. The fact Ghana is an entity that can decide to make policies to protect it's own from anyone, even Nigerians, as it sees fit. It does not have to answer in anyway to Nigeria and if ECOWAS is serious about fighting this, ECOWAS will do something about it. All this "My Bush is better than yours" nonsense will get both countries nowhere. If Nigerians do not like the situation, let them move on to countries that will welcome them. Better yet, maybe we should hold our own politicians responsible for selling our own lives and futures so easily to foreigners.  

manny4life:

Mr. let me make this very clear to you, whether you born to U.S. parents or not,  In as long as you were born outside the U.S., you still file same N-400 paperwork. If you're born to U.S. citizens, but not born in the U.S., it just means you're entitled to it doesn't mean it cannot be revoked. PLEASE SPEAK ON THE TOPIC YOU ARE FAMILIAR ABOUT. Please visit USCIS website to know if citizenship can be revoked or not. Again get your facts straights. U.S. law clearly forbids any naturalized citizen from taking an oath of citizenship from another country. I won't argue this because if you wanna argue it, random articles from the internet wouldn't do, I would go to their main sources.

. . . However, a person who acquires a foreign citizenship by applying for it may lose U.S. citizenship. In order to lose U.S. citizenship, the law requires that the person must apply for the foreign citizenship voluntarily, by free choice, and with the intention to give up U.S. citizenship.

Kobojunkie:

Yep . . . even the questions fall in . . . .


"My balls are bigger than yours"

Justcash:

Dude are you ghanian? Just wondering cos you seem to feel a pinch when I talk about Ghanians. Dey your own o! before thunder fire you there!!! Wetin concern me concern you for this matter?