[b]Its quite unfortunate that the government are allowing the Indians who are averagely nothing in their country to take over productive sector. if you take sample of the foreigners in this country Indians will account for 85% of them all, and this are people that has no respect or dignity for the this country legal system, i wonder why we have many Indian as finance directors in many company in Nigeria and there thousands of graduate of finances and chartered accountant doing menial roaming the street in search of job to do, and the most annoying things about this people is that most of them don't even have the basic qualification that are needed to do this jobs, they always hide under the guise that our leaders will protect them if they can have their ways, if you want to buttress this issue very well go to chi Nigeria ltd, Ajao estate, orc fisheries, cormat nigeria ltd,and others, in all this places you will never see any Nigerian in management positions, and the government are saying that we should not leave the country. my only concern is that the Government should not mortgage our future as the expense of what they wanted to gain in their quest for their corruption needs." [/b]

A 29-year-old Nigerian man identified as Peter Eke was on Tuesday found unconscious near his rented housing in Arjun Nagar area of south-west Delhi, India. Eke had multiple fractures and was a victim of mob attack by other Nigerians according to Indian sources. He had scratches all over his body and wounds on his stomach, chest and head from where he lost a lot of blood. Masterweb investigations revealed Eke arrived India about one year ago and lived in his rented unit with his girlfriend.

Eye witnesses told police Eke was attacked by three unidentified Nigerians who beat him unconscious and fled the scene. Police responding to a call around 5 pm local time, found Eke lying unconscious in the street. He died enroute Safdarjung hospital where officers were taking him for medical treatment.

Police suspect personal vendetta as the reason for the attack. Eke's girlfriend is assisting the police with their investigations. "We are investigating all angles. personal vendetta seems to be the reason behind the attack. We are checking the call details of Eke to get some lead," a police officer told reporters. "There are reports that Peter had a fight with some of the locals. It is possible that he was beaten up by the same people. We are trying to identify them," another officer said.

The police has registered the case as murder and are interrogating people in their investigations to identify the culprits.