- UK Member of Parliament (MP) Rupert has called for a radical reduction in the number of British citizenship grants.
- The lawmaker controversially argued that acquiring “A Piece of Paper Doesn’t Make You British,” suggesting that the high rate of naturalization undermines genuine integration and the true meaning of British identity.
- This statement is expected to escalate the political debate surrounding immigration and national identity in the UK.
UK Member of Parliament (MP) Rupert has triggered controversy by calling for a radical reduction in the number of British citizenship grants, stating that mere documentation is not enough to integrate immigrants fully into British society.
In a direct challenge to the current immigration policy, the lawmaker argued that the UK is granting citizenship at a rate that undermines the meaning of being British.
Rupert stated:
“A Piece of Paper Doesn’t Make You British,” while advocating for a “Radical Reduction in Citizenship Grants.”
The lawmaker suggested that the focus should be shifted away from mass naturalization toward genuine integration, hinting that high rates of citizenship grants may be masking deeper issues with assimilation into British culture and values.
In other news….A Nigerian lady has voiced her distress after viewing footage of the recent violent attack at a church in Kwara State, highlighting her reaction to the pastor’s behavior during the crisis.
Known on X as @balogun_onome, she shared that her heart “truly sank” while watching the pastor’s response during the incident.
She noted that the pastor appeared to be the first to flee, leaving members of the congregation behind in a perilous situation.
The lady expressed how heartbreaking it was to witness vulnerable worshippers, including an elderly lady, struggling to find safety while the pastor prioritized his own escape.
She wrote:
“When I watched this video below, my heart truly sank. I found myself focusing on the pastor, and it hurt to see that he was the first person to run. In that moment of danger, he was searching for a safe place for himself without showing any concern for the very church members he leads.
The same pastor who asks us to pray for protection was desperately trying to secure his own safety. That alone broke me.
It was painful to watch that elderly woman struggling to hide while the pastor had already left everyone behind in fear. Moments like this remind you that when things go wrong, sometimes you are truly on your own.
God has given us wisdom, strength, and the ability to act, yet some still expect Him to intervene physically while they do nothing. Even in the Bible, battles were fought by people with God’s guidance not with empty words. Blood met blood, action met action.”
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