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Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by PerfectFortune: 3:02pm On Oct 21, 2014
Aisha Falode, veteran broadcaster writes an open letter to Mr. President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and all Nigerians over seemingly sluggish response of the Nigerian government to the continuous increase in impunity and dastardly act perpetrated by the Dubai government and its agencies against young Nigerians which has led to the murder of her son, Toba and recently DSP Alamieyeseigha’s son; demands for justice eight months after her son Toba was murdered.

“It is with a heavy heart that I read about the death of the son of Chief Alameiyeseigha on the streets of Dubai; an incident that immediately jolted me back in time thanks to the bizarre similarities to that of my son as regards “cause of death”. My son was said by the Dubai authorities to have jumped down from a balcony, dismissing it as “suicide”, same with Chief Alameiyeseigha’s son.

I am saddened that this has happened despite my nationwide campaign to stop this happening AGAIN by putting all relevant government agencies on notice, in vain. For record emphasis, my son was thrown from the balcony of a 17th floor apartment in Manchester Tower in Dubai.

A Saudi boy resident in Dubai confessed to the murder; he had my son’s blood on his t-shirt, he had my son’s blood on his knuckles and boasted about serving time for 25 years in prison if it comes to the worst. His murderer has a name-Faisal Aldakmary Al-Nasser. There were witnesses to this murder, they have written statements verbally and orally corroborating what the murderer said.

I have put all this together to make this easy for the Nigerian government to help me get justice for my son in Dubai. I warned the Nigerian government that Nigerian youths were being killed in Dubai on a daily basis as confirmed by our embassy in Dubai.

I also warned parents about the danger of Dubai. I also stated repeatedly, that if justice was not gotten for my son that another murder will happen. Indeed there have been many more after my son although not mentioned because they do not have a voice. But now, there is one so close to government that has been struck. I did not have to be a soothsayer to know this. Many more will happen until we get Justice for Toba Falode, and all those who have been murdered in cold blood in Dubai.

We cannot stand by and watch our youths lives being down played over and above “collaboration and partnership” with a country that hates us with so much passion, that they are cutting down the lives of our young ones in cold blood crudely and viciously and yet we seek “partnership and collaboration” in investment with this same country.

Our ambassador in the UAE, AmbassadorIbrahim Auwalu, must be called back to Nigeria to answer to every young soul that has been lost to Dubai unaccounted for due to his lack of responsibility in office. The Foreign Ministry also, must be asked questions on what they have done about Toba Falode’s case 8 months after.

“It took Israel less than 48 hours to act on the loss of their 3 youths. 8 months after Toba Falode’s murder, we are still waiting on the Nigerian government to give us any kind of reaction on the loss of a young life-Toba Falode in Dubai. Even after submitting every evidence, our protest, police reports corroborating the fact that my son was murdered, we still have gotten no response at all from the Nigerian government. Take a queue from Israel.

And the Nigerian Government for once should start acting like a big country with so much might and power that it is in the continent and indeed in the world and go after Dubai for justice for every young soul and every Nigerian life that has been cut short in Dubai. We send our sympathy and condolences to DSP Alamieyeseigha. The family and friends of their son, we empathise with them because we have been through and are still going through it and it is nothing we wish for any parent which was our concern from the start.

This, is one death too many. May it not happen again.”

Aisha Falode.

Source: https://thepolityreporters./2014/10/21/cry-of-mother-aisha-falode-writes-an-open-letter-to-the-fg-and-all-nigerians/
Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by 2cato: 3:06pm On Oct 21, 2014
Very Sad.
Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by Iceskidd(m): 3:06pm On Oct 21, 2014
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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by Nobody: 3:07pm On Oct 21, 2014
Nigerian Government is useless except for stealing from the treasury.

the worst part, they will still seize all the money they steal from the office and they are back to square one.

Clueless ! Who will even listen to the corrupt government

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by ifyalways(f): 3:08pm On Oct 21, 2014
May it not happen again.

May the rich warn their kids who go to UAE to flex and flaunt wealth that the Arabs neither send nor care about them. You either keep a low profile, flex carefully or perhaps pick another destination spot.

I don't think anything would come out of the case, no matter how hard anyone shouts. If them make too much noise, they will find an innocent Nigerian and frame up.

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by MizMyColi(f): 3:12pm On Oct 21, 2014
There is sense in her message and I can only imagine her anguish at the demise of her son, and now, a repeat incident.
(Deep Sigh).

Blaming our government and calling them out for what they really are, especially in terms of her citizen's international relations could be likened to clanging two frying pans (they rarely pay heed).

(Deep Sigh Again)
sad
Here's sending love, light, clarity and new perspectives your way Ma'am...it gets better.
kiss kiss kiss

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by priscaoge(f): 3:14pm On Oct 21, 2014
The appropriate Authority should look into this case and bring the murderers to book. The bereaved need Justice Please! When I was watching this woman's protest and plea for justice on Tele, I really shed tears! The way d life of that young boy Toba was cut short is really disheartening cry cry cry Toba RIP,ur Mum is really heartbroken sad

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by PerfectFortune: 3:20pm On Oct 21, 2014
Please tell the Nigerian Govt. to the needful and live up to its responsibilities.

More value should be placed on the lives and properties of Nigerians.

#bringbackourdignity
Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by chachazzy(m): 3:44pm On Oct 21, 2014
The Nigerian government is full of cowards when it comes to international matters. For the fact that we do not have much UAE citizins in Nigerian as compared to much Nigerians in the UAE, does not mean Nigerians there should be treated like chickens. The government should rise up to its duties and defend her citizens both home and abroad.

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by suregurl(f): 3:53pm On Oct 21, 2014
Clueless government making our nation weaker day by day.... #sigh

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by jacabi(m): 3:56pm On Oct 21, 2014
Oh my goodness! When will our government stand up for our defence? Our skin may be black, we are human being. Our interest must be protected and be respected.

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by cococandy(f): 8:59pm On Oct 21, 2014
Who's in charge here. Pls take this to front page.
Mynd44
RoyalRoy

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by Nobody: 2:33am On Oct 22, 2014
I feel her pains,but we are in a country where nobody listens to you,except it gets to them.

RIP Toba.
Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by Nancydearie(f): 4:58am On Oct 22, 2014
cococandy:
Who's in charge here. Pls take this to front page.
Mynd44
RoyalRoy
SECONDED!!!

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by JEITO: 11:23am On Oct 22, 2014
Sad story embarassed

East or West, North or South, home is best!
Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by Ranchhoddas: 5:42pm On Oct 22, 2014
So sad...that's why after all is said and done,i still prefer to live in Nigeria than in any other nation.I don't want to be treated like an animal by any idiot simply because i'm a foreigner.

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Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by sule5727: 5:51am On Nov 09, 2014
PerfectFortune:
Aisha Falode, veteran broadcaster writes an open letter to Mr. President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and all Nigerians over seemingly sluggish response of the Nigerian government to the continuous increase in impunity and dastardly act perpetrated by the Dubai government and its agencies against young Nigerians which has led to the murder of her son, Toba and recently DSP Alamieyeseigha’s son; demands for justice eight months after her son Toba was murdered.

“It is with a heavy heart that I read about the death of the son of Chief Alameiyeseigha on the streets of Dubai; an incident that immediately jolted me back in time thanks to the bizarre similarities to that of my son as regards “cause of death”. My son was said by the Dubai authorities to have jumped down from a balcony, dismissing it as “suicide”, same with Chief Alameiyeseigha’s son.

I am saddened that this has happened despite my nationwide campaign to stop this happening AGAIN by putting all relevant government agencies on notice, in vain. For record emphasis, my son was thrown from the balcony of a 17th floor apartment in Manchester Tower in Dubai.

A Saudi boy resident in Dubai confessed to the murder; he had my son’s blood on his t-shirt, he had my son’s blood on his knuckles and boasted about serving time for 25 years in prison if it comes to the worst. His murderer has a name-Faisal Aldakmary Al-Nasser. There were witnesses to this murder, they have written statements verbally and orally corroborating what the murderer said.

I have put all this together to make this easy for the Nigerian government to help me get justice for my son in Dubai. I warned the Nigerian government that Nigerian youths were being killed in Dubai on a daily basis as confirmed by our embassy in Dubai.

I also warned parents about the danger of Dubai. I also stated repeatedly, that if justice was not gotten for my son that another murder will happen. Indeed there have been many more after my son although not mentioned because they do not have a voice. But now, there is one so close to government that has been struck. I did not have to be a soothsayer to know this. Many more will happen until we get Justice for Toba Falode, and all those who have been murdered in cold blood in Dubai.

We cannot stand by and watch our youths lives being down played over and above “collaboration and partnership” with a country that hates us with so much passion, that they are cutting down the lives of our young ones in cold blood crudely and viciously and yet we seek “partnership and collaboration” in investment with this same country.

Our ambassador in the UAE, AmbassadorIbrahim Auwalu, must be called back to Nigeria to answer to every young soul that has been lost to Dubai unaccounted for due to his lack of responsibility in office. The Foreign Ministry also, must be asked questions on what they have done about Toba Falode’s case 8 months after.

“It took Israel less than 48 hours to act on the loss of their 3 youths. 8 months after Toba Falode’s murder, we are still waiting on the Nigerian government to give us any kind of reaction on the loss of a young life-Toba Falode in Dubai. Even after submitting every evidence, our protest, police reports corroborating the fact that my son was murdered, we still have gotten no response at all from the Nigerian government. Take a queue from Israel.

And the Nigerian Government for once should start acting like a big country with so much might and power that it is in the continent and indeed in the world and go after Dubai for justice for every young soul and every Nigerian life that has been cut short in Dubai. We send our sympathy and condolences to DSP Alamieyeseigha. The family and friends of their son, we empathise with them because we have been through and are still going through it and it is nothing we wish for any parent which was our concern from the start.

This, is one death too many. May it not happen again.”

Aisha Falode.

Source: https://thepolityreporters./2014/10/21/cry-of-mother-aisha-falode-writes-an-open-letter-to-the-fg-and-all-nigerians/
is unfortunate this is happen nigerian govt is nt doing enough to stop the killing. may the soul of those killed rest in perfect peace
Re: Cry Of A Mother: Aisha Falode Writes An Open Letter To Nigerians by lovemaths(f): 11:57pm On Nov 10, 2014
e ya! I hope their killers are brought to book. 'There ain't no hiding place from the father of creation'- Bob Marley

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