BigBelleControl:
They're not Nigerians, they are Britons of Nigerian descents.

ekems2017:
It didnt come as a suprise to me cos about 65% of those living in UK are Nigerians. Congrats to them and don't behave like our politicians over here.

deedeedeee2:
What is it to celebrate in this? Has this brought good roads, electricity, good education, good health care system to this country?
When Obama became president of U.S.A, how did it benefit the average man in kenya?
To be sincere, i really dont know what it is to celebrate in this.

FKO81:

Kate Ofunne Osamor whose parents are Nigerians, was re-elected as Member of Parliament of Edmonton. Kate is a graduate of the University of East London

Chuka Umunna a graduate of law from the University of Manchester, was re-elected as Member of Parliament of Streatham, a seat he has occupied since 2010.

Chinyelu Susan "Chi" Onwurah (born 12 April 1965) is a British Labour Party politician, who was elected at the 2010 general election as the Member of Parliament for Newcastle upon Tyne Central, succeeding the previous Labour MP Jim Cousins, who had decided to step down after 23 years.[3] She is Newcastle's first black MP.[4] She is the current Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skills, as well as Shadow Minister for Culture, Media and Sport, having been appointed to both posts in September 2015

Helen Grant, who was beaten up for being black as a child, was the first black woman to be elected as a Conservative MP, having also been the first black woman to be selected as a candidate to stand for a Conservative-held parliamentary seat. She was re-elected as the Member of Parliament of Maidstone and The Weald, a position she has occupied since 2010.


Olukemi Olufunto Badenoch is a 37 year old British Conservative politician who is the current Member of Parliament for Saffron Walden. Kemi, whose maiden name is Adegoke holds two degrees in engineering and law, from Sussex University and Birkbeck College respectively


[b]Fiona Onasanya Fiona Onasanya: a lawyer and hopes to be the British Prime Minister someday was elected as Member of Parliament for the city of Peterborough.


Bim Afolami was elected as a conservative Member of Parliament for Hitchin and Harpenden constituency. His father is a Nigerian consultant doctor who works for the National Health Service.

instinctg:
Seven candidates of Nigerian heritage have been elected into the United Kingdom parliament in the election held on Thursday.

The winners are; Chuka Umunna representing Streatham; Bim Afolami,Hitchin and Harpenden; Fiona Onasanya, Peterborough; Chi Onwurah, Newcastle; Kate Osamor, Edmonton ;Kemi Badenock, Saffron Walden and Helen Grant, Maidstone and The Weald.

A UK based Human Capital Development Strategist, Dayo Olomu congratulated the winners in a facebook post on Friday.

http://thenationonlineng.net/seven-nigerians-win-u-k-parliament-election/

lovelygurl:
They are NOT Nigerians but their parents probably are. Most of them might have just been in Nigeria 3x in their lives

lovelygurl:
They are NOT Nigerians but their parents probably are. Most of them might have just been in Nigeria 3x in their lives

deedeedeee2:
What is it to celebrate in this? Has this brought good roads, electricity, good education, good health care system to this country?
When Obama became president of U.S.A, how did it benefit the average man in kenya?
To be sincere, i really dont know what it is to celebrate in this.
Ilu yii gan !!!

NwaAmaikpe:
Igbos making Naija proud.


God bless Nigeria Biafra



Now I understand the Hausa's grudge...not one of them on this list.

Kennitrust:
These re the people who would have taken over the leadership of this country.

But I guest? They re afraid of assassination by our old die-hard politicians who re ready to killed whoever temper with their chance of looting

With young people like this, Nigeria would have being well structured


This country need revolution

Omoluabi16:
look who's talking

NwaAmaikpe:
Igbos making Naija proud.


God bless Nigeria Biafra



Now I understand the Hausa's grudge...not one of them on this list.

Slai1:
Kai, op.

These ones are obviously no longer Nigerians, but Britons. See their looks.

thespokenword:
Such seats would have been won by Arabs-Muslim alike from other countries in time past but I guess the whole world has finally known their enemy....

korel9:
Only Afonjas and Igbos.

The abokiis are only good for ruling Nigeria.




Why did seun censor the word abokl and left iPOB and Afonja without censoring them?


Or is he showing the true Afonja in him?


Scared of d abokiis...?


Just wondering sha

danjumakolo:


lol the Hausa's do not detest or forget their mother land and leave to go and settle in another mans land..its like not having faith in your motherland so much that you want to go and even migrate to live in another mans land and become their slave.

How many Britons, Americans,or any foreigner do u see coming to settle or even to contest here?

If these Nigerians tell u the daily insults they get in terms of racism,u will b amazed