Dear Friends,

Please find below, the link to a letter of protest to Spanish Authorities by concerned Nigerians living in Diaspora on the needless, brutal and dehumanisig death visited on Mr. Osamuyia Aikpitanhi, a Nigerian Citizen in Spain.

In a bid to deport Mr. Aikpitanhi from Spain to Nigeria , We understand that Spanish law enforcement agents employed measures that were unreasonable, inhumane, illegal, and, ultimately, fatal. According to reports, Spanish law enforcement agents arrested Mr. Aikpitanhi, beat him, bound his hands and legs firmly with ropes, and put a gag over his mouth. The Spanish Officials then loaded him like an animal onto an Iberia aircraft bound for Lagos , Nigeria . Finally, the law enforcement agents covered him with a sack in order to prevent other passengers traveling on the aircraft from observing the undignified and inhumane manner in which Mr. Aikpitanhi was restrained. Mr. Aikpitanhi, a human being, was treated worse than an animal. Shortly after the aircraft became air borne, Mr. Aikpitanhi died. He died an inhuman death, bound, gagged and soiled in his own waste.

The time has come for us as Nigerians to say out loud to the whole world that we would no longer accept these types of treatments that has now become commonplace against our fellow citizens.

Please click on the following link to append your signature.

http://www.nigeriavillagesquare.com/component/option,com_philaform/Itemid,195/form_id,1/

Furthermore, kindly help give this issue the publicity it deserves by forwarding this email to all your friends.

Spanish people are just half breed european,judging from the way they behave in football games they tend to love,name calling of black players,one can clearly see they are not upto date with the new world order,i just don't advice any black person going to countries outside uk,america and canada,even this ones are not problem free,but they are manageable.It's time we begin to appreciate what we have and work things out in our countries,i wish the politicians can see the need and joy of doing the right thing. Just this morning on BBC NEWS the sad sight of so many africans cramped in a dinghy rescued by malta coast guards is some thing to weep for.Why?