@pardox121@BigBroLGND True. We hate Nigerian fraudster a lot. Give us some space to celebrate Mia, and to find a woman and her family who have been defrauded of their identity for 23 years by Nigerian fraudsters. Nothing personal, just a law.
@BigBroLGND A deserving candidate won. Well done Mia! You are a great role model to so many. No marriage and kids - just a woman breaking barriers, inspiring so many of us and those living with disabilities. Now we turn our focus on a woman who was bullied out of her identity for 23 years.
@MaesterStark It is fine. We are fine. Why are you bothered? Why are you constipated? What’s eating you? Why do you want to live in our country so bad that you fake documents? I guess we are nice slaves! Msunu
@TheTruthPanther He must lead a way by first not buying anything in the country, participating in our economic activities, etc. The bloke didn’t even see it is a scam global event. Kubi!
@Leon_Schreib Why a 18 year old should be held liable of own identity? If this doesn’t happen, you will find parents committing ID fraud for their kids taking advantage of a precedent. If a good number of parents do so, and each has 2-3 kids - you have a big problem.
@Leon_Schreib You can’t study, get a decent job, interact with government services, and even travel in many instances without ID. I believe a 18 years old must be help liable of own identity. You can’t be a mother and divorcee, not know the legality of your identity. I do not buy that story.
@svukeve@MDNnewss Nigeria invited this lady to participate in their pageant that auditions are closed. The pageant requirements do not allow married, children or pregnant. But she has all of that. How will she travel? This confirmed Nigerian are born fraudsters. Don’t like rules!