Popular Nigerian comedian and skit writer Abdulgafar Ahmad Oluwatoyin, alias Cute Abiola, and his wife Khudrah Mosunmola have welcomed a baby boy in Mecca.

Recently, Dockaysworld observed a post on the comedian's Instagram account in which he announced his arrival.

He stated that his new status as a father made him feel more like a man than ever before.

Abiola added that the infant is already an Alhaji because he has visited Mecca.

He wrote:

Never is a man more of a man than when he is the father of a newborn.

I have A Son Now At and he is ALHAJI @wb_jnr
Thank you my love @mahma.

See the images below.


Source
https://www.bigbrothergisthub.com/2023/06/comedian-cute-abiola-welcomes-son-with.html?m=1

Congratulations to him

Wow .
Just like that this cutie is now a citizen of Saudi Arabian.


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Congratulations

myyansh68:
Wow .
Just like that this cutie is now a citizen of Saudi Arabian.


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So, you're thinking of having a little 'un, are you?😁
Well, before you go any further, there are a few things you should know about citizenship in Saudi.
Firstly, if you're not born in Saudi, you can't automatically become a Saudi citizen just because your parents are Saudi. In order to become a Saudi citizen, you have to meet certain criteria, which I'll go into in a bit.

Secondly, just because you're born in Saudi, it doesn't mean you're automatically a Saudi citizen. If your parents are not Saudi, you have to apply for citizenship and meet the same criteria as everyone else.
So, what are the criteria for becoming a Saudi citizen? In order to be eligible for citizenship, you must be a Muslim, you must have a good knowledge of the Arabic language, and you must be a legal resident of Saudi Arabia.
You must also be of good character and have no criminal record. Also, you must be able to support yourself financially.

These are the basic criteria, but the government has the right to refuse citizenship to anyone for any reason.
So, if you're not a Saudi national and you're thinking of having a child in Saudi, you need to make sure you meet the criteria, otherwise your child won't be a Saudi citizen.

Likeandsharenow:

So, you're thinking of having a little 'un, are you?😁
Well, before you go any further, there are a few things you should know about citizenship in Saudi.
Firstly, if you're not born in Saudi, you can't automatically become a Saudi citizen just because your parents are Saudi. In order to become a Saudi citizen, you have to meet certain criteria, which I'll go into in a bit.

Secondly, just because you're born in Saudi, it doesn't mean you're automatically a Saudi citizen. If your parents are not Saudi, you have to apply for citizenship and meet the same criteria as everyone else.
So, what are the criteria for becoming a Saudi citizen? In order to be eligible for citizenship, you must be a Muslim, you must have a good knowledge of the Arabic language, and you must be a legal resident of Saudi Arabia.
You must also be of good character and have no criminal record. Finally, you must be able to support yourself financially.

These are the basic criteria, but the government has the right to refuse citizenship to anyone for any reason.
So, if you're not a Saudi national and you're thinking of having a child in Saudi, you need to make sure you meet the criteria, otherwise your child won't be a Saudi citizen.

Bros, Nah because of that small talk you write novel for me?
Do you know if you are talking with an illiterate?.

myyansh68:


Bros, Nah because of that small talk you write novel for me?
Do you know if you are talking with an illiterate?.

Being ignorant on a particular topic doesn't make you an illiterate!

Likeandsharenow:

Being ignorant on a particular topic doesn't make you an illiterate!

I have a friend been born to Nigerian Parents [From SS ] in Saudi. He is a citizen, but do based in Nigeria, he do visit sometimes and his sisters and parents still reside in Saudi.

And to acquire a citizenship over there is Same as some other nations.


So what you know might be differ from my knowledge.

myyansh68:


I have a friend been born to Nigerian Parents [From SS ] in Saudi. He is a citizen, but do based in Nigeria, he do visit sometimes and his sisters and parents still reside in Saudi.

And to acquire a citizenship over there is Same as some other nations.


So what you know might be differ from my knowledge.

He acquired citizenship (probably). Read my previous response to understand properly. If you still have trouble understanding, then check Saudi citizenship system to understand better!

See tourism as a major earner for mecca
Over here insecurity won't allow tourism to thrive

myyansh68:


Bros, Nah because of that small talk you write novel for me?
Do you know if you are talking with an illiterate?.

Illiteracy is in the mindset not ones inability to read or write. We have lots of educated illiterates in Nigeria parading as politicians, religious heads etc.

Double blessing a man can never be more happier.

Congratulations to them