Deportation

The truth of the matter is that we Nigerians disgrace ourselves, nobody gets deported staying in a country leagally. We should look before we leap, because we're fund of biting more than we can chew.

Here in Norway, lots of Nigerians come seeking asylum, now why on earth won't they be deported when they are aware of the fact that most asylum-seekers being granted stay are due to wars and other life threatning situations in their countries, what now makes a nigerian show up on that basis when he knows as well as i do that Nigeria is not a war-listed country, and is one of the most agriculturally-blessed countries. The fact that our government is screwed is not the white man's business, is it???

I do agree to the fact that we should be judged individually and not on the fact of whether the country is well-to-do or not BUT when a country has made it laws, there's no going back. And to avoid disgcace, you just have to stick with it.

Your guard might actually have a legal right to stay in our country which makes his story very different from theirs.

To cut my whole story short i guess what i'm trying to say is that if Nigeria and Libya haven't in the past made any agreements to allows inter-citizenship, then they've done nothing wrong in deporting the victims.
Now before you jump into conclussions, i'm not saying they deserved the treatment or something but they should have thought of the consequences of their actions.
Like i always say, that's just my humble opinion

thats d main problem of nigerian, when u heard of a journey that worth 1 million naira, it is only a nigerian that would say "he/she needs 2 hundred thousand to proceed on that same journey, God would provide on d way" which is uncall for. it time we wise up.

@ godfadda6
Its a bit difficult to find lasting solutions, because no matter what Nigerians will remain Nigerians.

Atleast they can try entering other countries legally, for ex. apply for a student's visa, play the american lottery and stuff like that, get through with help of family members/friends, apply for jobs overseas. There are a thousand and one ways to get into a country without risking the disgarace tof being deported. You just have to be friends with the laws of the country in question, one country's dos can be another country's donts.
Some even resort to the option of getting married to a citizen of the country and its usually a safe gurantee, the only thing i find sad is the broken heart of the person being used at the end

@cute ass also

the marriage part is what i just find it hard to mutter. if thre is geniue love no problem but if u r using the other party is becomes a sin on my own part. well i just believe we got to do what we got to do but this thing got to change.

i'll not say i'm a saint i have tried getting out of this country once and behold i was at thje french embassy in lagos and i forgot my bank statement which my brother brought for me at the gate and do u know the consular that was calling us into the embassy said i was late despite the fact that he saw me thre some hrs before when i treid telling him what happened the just threw me in the rain and when i wanted to stand up and say this is my country i was slapped by a nigerian police.

it was dishreatning but what u got to do since then i studied french i can read and speak french but i just can get over it to go tothe emassy again.

i now ask is this the kind of desperation that makes people slave just to get into a foreign land?

my dad says some thing no matter aw hard u try as a black Manchester United can never be white. or what do u think?