Basically, the charter flight is for today and they’re trying to get us on the flight. But here lies the problem. We all know very well, according to the rules anyway, if they want to take us they have to get travel documents for all of us. But then they have already issued travel certificates for everybody without anybody actually signing for it. How does that work? Obviously there have been allegations this week against the home office and against the Nigerian embassy about, you know bribary, to make sure she issues travel documents for people without their knowledge, you understand what I mean. According to the information we are getting, each person gets £3000. Basically, all of us have been sold to the British Government to do whatever they wants to do to us. We’ve been very calm. We’ve asked them can you get the home office to explain how they’ve got travel documents for us when we didn’t sign for it. Obviously that’s fraud because I haven’t signed for anything. How are we supposed to follow the rules and regulation when those rules and regulations of the Home Office clearly doesn’t apply to them. They actually break the law on a regular basis. They bribe people on a regular basis. Half of the people on the flight today have family here. They shouldn’t be going to Nigeria in the first place. I left Nigeria 17 years ago, right, I was 9 years old when I left Nigeria. I had only really lived in Nigeria for 6 years. And you are telling me it’s okay you can go back there. To where? My dad passed away last month. Who am I going back to? Who am I going back to? My sisters here, my brothers here. My niece has very big health problems. She’s got heart issues. They’re in London. She needs help on a regular basis. My sister cannot handle it. We are just sat in the room basically. We are waiting for the officers to forcefully remove us. We are just in the room waiting. Because at the end of the day, they haven’t answered our questions.
Wednesday 25 November 2015
One of the Nigerians deported from the UK speaks "Half of the people on the flight have family here"
Photos: Nigerians on UK most wanted list in connection with various crimes
Olu Suliman, aged 30-35, aka William Suliman is wanted in relation to a 2008 rape investigation.
Omoniyi Adefeyetin is wanted by British Transport Police for over allegation of rape. The victim was pushed down and
bitten on the chest by Adefeyetin, he then forced her to remove her
clothes.
Abdul Ganiu Adedopo Sambo, age25-30 has failed to
attend British Transport Police Custody in relation to an offence of
Sexual Assault from Tuesday 21st April 2015.
Enquiries made also show that Mr. Sambo is involved in Fraud and Possession of False Documents with intent.
Freeman David Ibekwe,35-40 is wanted by South Yorkshire Police
for Tax Credit fraud and Money Laundering. Ibekwe failed to attend
Sheffield Crown and is wanted on warrant.
Olutayo Owolabi,35-40 is still at
large for 27 offences relating to tax credits and money laundering. In
January 2010, Owalabi was convicted in absence and sentenced to nine
months. He is believed to be in the UK.
Obinna Emenalu,35-40. Nicknames: Simon Emenalu, Emenalu Dube, Simon Dube, Obinna Simon Emenalu.
Genevieve Nnaji stuns at her movie premiere in Abuja
Photo: Femi Kuti recuperating after surgery
See Late Audu’s New Wife whose Dream of becoming 1st Lady Has Been Shattered
In 2010, Audu was said to have abandoned his wife, Mrs. Aisha Audu with her 3 children in the US. She then filed a paper at the District Court of Maryland County where she sought protective order.
- everything will be history in some years from now; live right for your own good!
Protest across Chicago as black teen is shot 16 times by white cop, as he lay on the ground
The police officer claimed he felt
threatened by the teenager and that was why he used his gun but he has
since been charged with first-degree murder.
Yesterday, hundreds
of protesters took to the streets after watching the video of the
shooting which was released last night. They chanted '16 shots' and
formed human blockades across roads in Chicago. Other demonstrators
gathered outside police stations
Laquan McDonald (right) is carrying a small knife but can be seen walking away from police officers as they approach him
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Dashcam footage shows McDonald after being shot by Van Dyke and falling to the ground
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Van Dyke later walks up to McDonald's dead body on the street and kicks the knife he was holding out of his hand
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Van Dyke continued to shoot even as he
lay motionless on the ground
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Photos of some of the Nigerians deported from the UK today
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