Brits una never see anything. We dey our own jeje, they around bust naked, dey eat out bush meat, dey marry our twenty wives and dey pray give shango and amadioha. from no where una fore-fathers arrived un-invited. Our fore-father pursue them, them no gree go, them do agidi stay. after some many years Brits una pack una bag begin go house, our people come sey okay, make we teach una how e dey pain for body to go person house when no invite u. Now una wan chase Isa come back abi. Isa abeg do agidi remain there ooh if Brits wan nack their head for wall that one na their problem.

naptu2:
Lawyers for a Nigerian man who's been on hunger strike have confirmed that he's back in Britain after Home Office attempts to remove him failed. Isa Muazu, who had an asylum claim turned down, was put on a flight to Nigeria on Friday - but it never got there.

The privately chartered jet was in the air for a number of hours but never landed at its destination. It's believed the NigerIan authorities didn't give the pilot landing rights - but it's unclear why that happened.

For d 1st tym,I'm proud of d Nigerian govt&our Aviation industry. UK ppl think they can treat us anyhow they want.

naptu2:
Mr Muazu's lawyers say he's now back in the medical wing of Harmondsworth immigration centre in west London.

They better restore his health cos If he dies,we'l tak them 2world court.

Okiki_Oluwa:
What if he steps into Nigeria & get killed?

And what has UK got to do with that?

Naija I hale thee is good the plane wasn't given clearance to land. I remember Kenya deporting a Nigerians business man in a similar way last year. This serves as lesson to those illegally deporting Nigerians.

first of all...

why is ishi azu muazu running from the UK. This aboki must have offended his terrorist brothers

Ogbeche77: Mr Isa na Mario, he won't give up easily... Bo ya lo ma dele
To think someone is ready to die in the UK rather than stepping his foot in Nigeria is ludicrous...
Is Nigeria that bad? When did we get to this level?

yes is so bad.

Ask google lols

Ogbeche77: Mr Isa na Mario, he won't give up easily... Bo ya lo ma dele
To think someone is ready to die in the UK rather than stepping his foot in Nigeria is ludicrous...
Is Nigeria that bad? When did we get to this level?

Update:

Isa Muazu: Nigeria to accept UK deportee's plane

2 December 2013


Isa Muazu stopped eating in protest against plans to deport him

Nigeria says it has given permission for a plane to land in the country should the Home Office try again to deport a failed asylum seeker.

Isa Muazu was returned to the UK after a private jet chartered to take him to Nigeria on Friday was turned back.

According to officials the relevant documents for the flight had not been completed.

Mr Muazu, on hunger strike for more than 100 days, has said he fears being killed by Islamic extremists.

A spokesman for Nigeria's aviation ministry told the BBC that permission had now been granted for a privately chartered jet carrying Mr Muazu to land in Nigeria, although he said it was not clear if any flight was imminent.

The Home Office has rejected Mr Muazu's arguments and attempted to deport the 45-year-old on Friday after he lost a series of legal challenges.

'Seriously ill'

He has been detained since claiming asylum in July, saying he faced persecution from the militant Islamic group Boko Haram.

Mr Muazu entered the UK on a visitor's visa in July 2007 and stayed without permission after it expired in January 2008.

It is believed he then found work in south-east London and was detained on the day he claimed asylum, 25 July of this year.

Duncan Lewis Solicitors, representing Mr Muazu, said his case was then fast-tracked and his application rejected in August.

The firm said he had made himself "seriously ill" in his protest, adding: "His hunger strike lasted for over 100 days".

A claim that his detention was unlawful was rejected by the Court of Appeal on 25 November, and two last-minute appeals were also refused, his lawyers said.

'No humanity'

Labour believes the government has questions to answer over the case.

After the plane was prevented from landing in Nigeria, Shadow immigration minister David Hanson said: "Deportations should be carried out with competence and humanity - neither of those things seem to have happened in this case".

Mr Muazu's lawyers say he has returned to the medical wing at Harmondsworth detention centre near Heathrow.

The Nigerian is 5ft 11in (1.8m) tall, weighs eight stone (53kg) and has described himself as "looking like a skeleton", his lawyers have said.

He has said that he came to the UK "for a better life" and would "rather die" than face removal.

Source

One of the times Nigeria impresses me.. if na before dem go chance/bribe us land the plane...