UuzbaGuuzba:
This just ain't fair. So they are saying Bad Behaviour = Nigeria?
All the Swedish the guy is speaking no pass their JAMB to qualify for citizenship?

i'm sorry for Nigerian overseas. Dem gat to waka like chicken ontop broken glass for night. Cross all the T's and dot all the I's. When Oyibo no free hail them, they will come to Nairaland to hail themselves with statements like: "In France where I live, Or Over here in the states..." Na recognition una dey find.

But when Oyibos come here, they create massive oil spills, beat up domestic workers and have multiple servants struggling to drive their cars and wash their clothes... Of course there is nothing any white man has done in Nigeria that warrants deportation. They are always welcome. abi?

maternal:


I feel sorry for Nigerians in nigeria, where a whole federal government can't provide the safety of little girls going to school. Have all the girls been returned ? Lol. This man did not have citizenship and was a lawless criminal. Therefore according to their LAWS he shall be deported. Unlike Nigeria Swiss does not tolerate lawlessness. If the Nigerian government had a backbone and followed the laws, those oyibo who break the laws would have been deported. But what else can you expect from a banana Republic ?

seguno2:


Please point out where you read that he has Swiss citizenship/passport.
Thanks.

UuzbaGuuzba:


But if he was born there and lived all his life there, where did he learn the badness from? Their society must have taught him what he knows. Is it not their languages he is speaking

Chinom:
@maternal, I was about to leave the forum when I saw your post. My reply is intended to educate you.The scenario you painted applies to Nigerians or other Africans who were born in Nigeria but came to the West as adults. Or even came as children on a Nigerian passport. That is not the situation with this 'Swiss' guy. Here is a quote from the article:

"Last year, canton Zurich’s migration office ruled that the man should leave the country immediately after serving his sentence. Zurich’s cantonal administrative court has confirmed the withdrawal of his residence permit, though the judgement is not yet final.
The court acknowledged that leaving Switzerland for an essentially foreign country would be a hardship, but maintained that he was young enough to learn a new language and build a new life for himself in Nigeria."

Take it from me, this guy can only go to Nigeria if he wants to. The deportation order is worthless. As a matter of fact, a good lawyer will get him his Swiss citizenship now. There is a reason his case hit the lime lights. I really do not think that this guy is in a position to make rational decisions despite his age. Some NGO will step in on his behalf. Note: He was ordered to leave the country after serving his sentence. He is not being forcefully deported. He will be given 28days to leave Switzerland which of course will not happen.

smithsydny:
welcome home... Ftc hehehee... I know say this topic go reach here praise God

David25:
yeah I understand..

And thank you for pointing out how our country is lawless and all.. very patriotic of you.

seguno2:


You don't understand at all what it means to be patriotic. Otherwise you will not be forcing strangers in Switzerland to keep your own fellow Nigerian when their laws clearly do not allow him to stay on.
Being patriotic does not mean that one has to be blind, dumb and deaf to the wrong things in one's own country. Quite the contrary.
If you don't acknowledge your challenges, how do you deal with them?
I hope that you can now understand what patriotic means and what it does not mean.

captainjoh:



welcome where? So people wey dey chuck people knife na nigeria dey suppose bring them come? He can't even speak English, he should remain there.

GenBuhari:
When are these thieving Swiss going to deport our stolen money back to Nigeria

seguno2:


Did they force our stupid leaders looters to steal our money and deposit in their banks?
Nevertheless have they not been deporting our stolen money that Abacha deposited there? Perhaps you are also in denial of that fact just like the man whose name is your moniker?

Moreover, when are dumbfounded citizens of our country going to be vigilant enough, instead of waiting for a misguided messiah, so that our money is not stolen to be deposited in Switzerland?
Do you know?

GenBuhari:
They may not have forced our politicians to loot, but they willingly enabled it and are still doing so.
If you knowingly retain possession of stolen goods, you are as much a thief as the person who stole it and passed it to you.

seguno2:


Do you know why our president did not say that to David Cameron? Instead he agreed and confirmed that his fellow Nigerians are fantastically corrupt!

Moreover, you did not answer my second question oh. I still dey wait.

seguno2:


You don't understand at all what it means to be patriotic. Otherwise you will not be forcing strangers in Switzerland to keep your own fellow Nigerian when their laws clearly do not allow him to stay on.
Being patriotic does not mean that one has to be blind, dumb and deaf to the wrong things in one's own country. Quite the contrary.
If you don't acknowledge your challenges, how do you deal with them?
I hope that you can now understand what patriotic means and what it does not mean.

Hotflakes:


load of happy crap.
What are you like? 12yrs old?
what you wrote up there is bull$hitt, take it from me.
no offense intended tho.

Chinom:
@maternal, I was about to leave the forum when I saw your post. My reply is intended to educate you.The scenario you painted applies to Nigerians or other Africans who were born in Nigeria but came to the West as adults. Or even came as children on a Nigerian passport. That is not the situation with this 'Swiss' guy. Here is a quote from the article:

"Last year, canton Zurich’s migration office ruled that the man should leave the country immediately after serving his sentence. Zurich’s cantonal administrative court has confirmed the withdrawal of his residence permit, though the judgement is not yet final.
The court acknowledged that leaving Switzerland for an essentially foreign country would be a hardship, but maintained that he was young enough to learn a new language and build a new life for himself in Nigeria."

Take it from me, this guy can only go to Nigeria if he wants to. The deportation order is worthless. As a matter of fact, a good lawyer will get him his Swiss citizenship now. There is a reason his case hit the lime lights. I really do not think that this guy is in a position to make rational decisions despite his age. Some NGO will step in on his behalf. Note: He was ordered to leave the country after serving his sentence. He is not being forcefully deported. He will be given 28days to leave Switzerland which of course will not happen.

Siena:


Oddly enough, you who's criticising Segun, are the one in the wrong. What he's stated is the truth.

It's typical of one who lacks an understanding of a topic, or an uneducated being, to respond with verbal abuse, and foul language. I wouldn't even say you're acting like a 12-year-old, because educated, well brought-up kids wouldn't use your sort of language. If they don't understand, they ask questions.

staaari:
@redcliff,

If one of his parents was swiss at time of his birth, he would have add Swiss Pali. You dont need to wait till 15.

As it is now, he is a criminal foreigner in Switzerland.Tough but wish him well.

Spells:
next time endeavour to read a post before comments. In the above post, we where told that he was born there, but has a Nigerian passport.