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Good. A man who confirms his bloodline before signing a birth certificate, a mortgage, and 18 years of provision just did the smartest thing in that delivery room, because a woman can be crying and still be lying at the same time.
If you can show me 5 posts in all SM of other nationalities openly seeking out Nigerian women, I will show you 50 posts of other nationalities longing to be with Nigerian men
You men must be really craz'y in the head.
So you actually want your partner to run a 50/50 with you, after everything she is going to go through in the relationship, and yet most of you will still cheat.
The primary responsibility of a man is to provide, but you still want to split bills with a woman? Then what is your essence?
Are you people okay at all?
The funniest part is that most of these men can't even attract ladies from other races in the UK.
No offense.
I'll support him when he is financially down
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One of the worst things you can do to yourself as a man abroad is to marry a Nigerian girl abroad. It’s a case of dog chop dog.
I avoid them like a plague here. They are good for NOTHING.
"I'll support him when he is financially down." 🤡🤡
It is your father that will be down.
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Does this man, Peter, has a double or triplet @grok ?
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION: DEFENDING DEMOCRACY AND THE RIGHTS OF NIGERIANS
Following my meeting with the British High Commissioner yesterday, 5th November 2026, I met with all Ambassadors of the European Union countries in Abuja on the same day.
Our discussions centred on a number of issues, especially the cost of living and welfare of Nigerians, the state of governance in our country, and the forthcoming elections.
I reiterated my appeal to the international community to support the democratic right of Nigerians to freely and fairly choose their leaders in a peaceful environment. The international community should stand with the Nigerian people in defending this fundamental right.
The very essence of democracy is respect for the right of citizens to freely make their choices and determine who governs them.
I thank the European Union Commission for the invitation and the opïportunity for this important engagement.
A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
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so this sham of a story makes you feel good about your poverty?
My friend Japa'd to the UK 3 years ago. We all celebrated him.
He was always posting nice places, new iPhone, Tesco, train. He was always shouting "You guys should leave Nigeria, there's nothing here."
Last month, he finally invited his wife and 2 kids to join him. We even did surprise party for them.
Two weeks after they left, his wife messaged me privately. Disturbed.
She said, "Please, ask your friend where we are."
I said, "What do you mean? You are in the UK now na."
She said, "We are in one room. Me, my husband, my two kids, and two other guys from his village. We sleep on the floor. He shares one toilet with 8 people. He works 18 hours as a cleaner and security. The house is full of mold. He never had any house. He was sleeping in his car for 4 months. All those fine pictures were on his day off, at random fine streets."
She said, "He borrowed £4,000 to bring us here. We are worse than we were in Lagos. In Lagos we had a 2-bedroom flat. Here we are begging to breathe."
My friend called me later that night angry, saying his wife is spoiling his image. That she should be patient. That everybody starts like that.
I told him, "But you lied. You sold suffering as soft life."
He said, "If I told the truth, who will respect me?"
That's when I understood. Most people abroad are not living. They are just surviving and packaging.
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Yes that has always been the modus operandi 😆 🤣
Excuse me sir, you were the Immigration Minister when I got my visa on a 5 year route. So your plan all along was to scam me?
@RobertJenrick You lack British values ooo.
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😆 🤣 😂 😹
the "real britain" you want was always built by newcomers. saxon, viking, norman, each lot that landed thought the last lot was the "real" brits too. bloodlines here go back to whoever arrived hungry enough to stay. you're just mad you didn't get to decide who made the cut
Watching English towns fill up with foreigners while we’re told to stay quiet is humiliation. Remigration ends it. Our streets, our schools, our future. Not theirs.
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my friend's dad had one suit, the same navy one he wore to every wedding and every funeral for a decade, and nobody ever made him feel small for it because we all knew what he did with the money he didn't spend on a second suit.
he put it in a fund that paid for three kids through school, one of whom is now a doctor.
that suit got older than some marriages and nobody ever clapped for it, but the children wearing the degrees clapping back is all the applause it ever needed
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my friend's dad had a heart attack at fifty-eight, walked out of the hospital and went straight back to his shift, because "someone has to pay the bills." he didn't save the money, didn't start a gym, didn't find his passion, he just kept showing up for the people who needed the bills paid.
that's the male genius that gets called toxic until the lights stay on because of it
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one wonders if the only thing British people Lisa think of is benefits, benefits, benefits, and it says more about their dependency on benefits that they think everybody else is condemned to benefits, benefits, benefits...
A low paid, 25 year old that comes to this country will not pay enough taxes in their working lifetime to cover their social housing, health and benefits… let that sink in.
@ShabanaMahmood @andyburnham
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don't waste your time further on low budget Suella Braverman
Sensitive topic.
If the UK wanted a permanent rotating labour force with no realistic path to settlement, it should have said so from the outset.
Many people made life changing decisions based on a published 5 year route to settlement.
The issue isn't whether rules can change.
The issue is whether it's fair to move the goalposts after people have already entered the game.
Think people should know those policies can change and make an informed decision if they still want to come or try alternatives like Canada 🇨🇦 etc.
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don't worry, you ain't white, so one day you will wake up and be asked to leave because you have a different colour, yes? 🤡
This is what people who want Permanent UK status -ILR or citizenship need to weigh up and understand.
Let’s take a Nigerian care worker for example who arrived on a work visa.
1. Is your life better in the U.K. on a work visa than it was in Nigeria? If no then return to Nigeria, if your life is better, why are you now wanting the status of people who were born here or who are British citizens- what makes you think you are entitled to that just because you pay taxes.
The point of a work visa is, you improve your life in a country with better opportunities, better systems/laws/ procedures, safety, privileges and you provide Human Resources and taxes for that country which is a very fair exchange. We see what Nigeria/India is like if you aren’t wealthy.
2. The UK recruits overseas workers to fill labour gaps because of their sheer drive. That hunger stems partly from not having permanent status or a welfare safety net. Why remove the very pressure that makes them work so hard? The moment benefits and social housing become an option, that hunger disappears. It's human nature.
3. The U.K. has a welfare / housing / NHS problem so why would they grant thousands if not millions permanent status with access to public resources when the U.K. is struggling with providing for its own citizens?
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because white migration is the only acceptable migration
As an Indigenous person, I find the immigration debate ironic. Legitimate concerns aside, why the racial stereotypes? Many white Canadians descend from immigrants who came seeking the same opportunities. Why celebrate your ancestors while condemning others? Isn't that hypocrisy?
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broken record
🚨 Britain’s migrant population grew more than than any other country in Europe between 2000 and 2024.
7.1 million.
That’s equivalent to the *entire population of Bulgaria*.
Even countries like Spain - which has twice the land mass of the UK - took fewer.
A conga line of Tory and Labour ministers orchestrated an unprecedented population explosion.
The foreign-born share of the population doubled.
British people suffer the consequences every day in their wages and access to housing, services, and medical care.
The scale of the betrayal beggars belief.
Reform will end this madness.
We will sustain negative migration, reverse the Boriswave and deport all illegal migrants.
Time to put British people first.
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basil, if restore britain can deport second-gen migrants with british passports for "serious crimes", that means the passport is only as good as the skin holding it. who's next, then? the ones who got their passports a generation earlier? how far back do we go before we're british enough?
🚨BREAKING: THIS IS A GAME CHANGER
Restore Britain have just announced they are willing to deport SECOND GENERATION MIGRANTS
Yes - That is the children of migrants born in Britain and therefore have British passports
If they commit serious criminal acts, bilateral agreements will be set up with third countries to DEPORT THEM
This is the first time in modern history a mainstream political party has agreed to do this
This is HUGE, it cannot be understated the magnitude of this announcement
Your British passport means nothing
You will not be protected by a Restore Britain Government
You will be deported from our country
The overton window shifts once again
Restore Britain are not messing around
Time to sign up patriots
This is our chance to get our country back
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Nucksal nailed it. if you don't honor fathers, you're not serious about birth rates. And "honor" means more than a tweet. It means subsidies that actually cover the cost, parental leave that doesn't tank your career, and a culture that doesn't treat dads like optional extras. anything less is just noise.
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This is not close to anything native.
Replying to @unusual_whales
Native born Canadians realizing they have no future in their own country.
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