Where will he start from in Nigeria?

Lipscomb:
why what is wrong with you? Nigeria isn't a country or people not living there? You that talking where are you? Lazy youth the president is talking about.

Yes ooo

Lipscomb:
why what is wrong with you? Nigeria isn't a country or people not living there? You that talking where are you? Lazy youth the president is talking about.

with the mental state he has plus disability? He stands no chance!

Lipscomb:
why what is wrong with you? Nigeria isn't a country or people not living there? You that talking where are you? Lazy youth the president is talking about.

You sound like a sadist,like Buhari the demon

Lipscomb:
why what is wrong with you? Nigeria isn't a country or people not living there? You that talking where are you? Lazy youth the president is talking about.

tell me wat a 50years old deaf & dumb MAN will do in nigeria to survive than US?

Baawaa:
34 years by now you suppose to have something tangible to fall on assuming they deport you

I THINK YOU'VE GOT THE SAME COGNITIVE DISABILITIES AS THE GUY. YOU JUST JUMPED TO COMMENT WITHOUT READING HIS STORY. EWU

his village people at oron shud let him be.

Reason why I will always consider Canada and Australia before I even think of the US

Gud LORD pls help Anwana out. sendin him bak 2nigeria is indeed a death sentence cos able folks are facin hard time here

Na wa for this U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement people. Abeg Donald Trump must consider this poor man's condition and let him be. If he is repatriated back to Nigeria after all these years in the US, with the social support system he is used to, he will not be able to survive it here where even the abled are not finding it easy.

His village people at awka refused to rest on his case

CastedDude:
A deaf and disabled Nigerian immigrant is facing deportation after 34 years in the United States. Anwana, 48, lives in Detroit at an adult foster care facility, helping mow the lawns and mop the floors at a nearby church.

According to reports, Francis Anwana born and raised in Nigeria, Francis Anwana was just 14 years old when he came to the United  States on a student visa. He was deaf, couldn't talk, and had cognitive disabilities, enrolling at the Michigan School for the Deaf in Flint. 

But in a shock to immigrant advocates, the U.S. now wants to deport Anwana to Nigeria. Given his severe disabilities, it would be a virtual "death sentence" for him, said Susan Reed, an attorney with the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center. 

Because of his disability, Anwana can only read at a second-grade level and is unable to mentally grasp the fact he could be forced to go back to Nigeria, according to advocates and his lawyer.

On Wednesday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement told Anwana he would be deported on Tuesday, Sept. 11, according to advocates for Anwana. After the advocates raised concerns, ICE told them Friday that his deportation has been postponed. Anwana has a meeting with ICE set for Sept. 21.

Several years ago, his visa was not renewed because he was often moved around from group homes and caretakers lost track of his case, said local advocates. They repeatedly tried to get him a path to citizenship, but failed. He has no criminal record, advocates say.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/09/disabled-nigerian-immigrant-faces-deportation-after-34-years-in-us-photos.html

after schooling you come dey form deaf and dumb bah? them Don catch u

More wisdom.

udemzyudex:


You don't understand the reason why he is begging, that man will become useless here if he is deported.

Government never care for able people finish, na disabled dem wan come care for?

CastedDude:
A deaf and disabled Nigerian immigrant is facing deportation after 34 years in the United States. Anwana, 48, lives in Detroit at an adult foster care facility, helping mow the lawns and mop the floors at a nearby church.

According to reports, Francis Anwana born and raised in Nigeria, Francis Anwana was just 14 years old when he came to the United  States on a student visa. He was deaf, couldn't talk, and had cognitive disabilities, enrolling at the Michigan School for the Deaf in Flint. 

But in a shock to immigrant advocates, the U.S. now wants to deport Anwana to Nigeria. Given his severe disabilities, it would be a virtual "death sentence" for him, said Susan Reed, an attorney with the Michigan Immigrant Rights Center. 

Because of his disability, Anwana can only read at a second-grade level and is unable to mentally grasp the fact he could be forced to go back to Nigeria, according to advocates and his lawyer.

On Wednesday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement told Anwana he would be deported on Tuesday, Sept. 11, according to advocates for Anwana. After the advocates raised concerns, ICE told them Friday that his deportation has been postponed. Anwana has a meeting with ICE set for Sept. 21.

Several years ago, his visa was not renewed because he was often moved around from group homes and caretakers lost track of his case, said local advocates. They repeatedly tried to get him a path to citizenship, but failed. He has no criminal record, advocates say.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/09/disabled-nigerian-immigrant-faces-deportation-after-34-years-in-us-photos.html

May God please help this man. He has no clue at all as to the evils about to befall him.
I pray that this evil passes away from him.

Please biko, I take God beg una, just leave the man alone. No send am come here. Life is better for him there, over here...hmmm!

Lipscomb:
why what is wrong with you? Nigeria isn't a country or people not living there? You that talking where are you? Lazy youth the president is talking about.

He has a point due to his condition. It's plain sympathy. Sending him back to Nigeria will be a death sentence.

This man actually left Nigeria 34 years ago when Buhari was the president and want to be thrown back now that Buhari is still the president..... His case get as e be.

He may end up on the street as a begger.

calddon:
Where will be start from in Nigeria?

I feel bad for him, doesnt he have family?

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Normal fit man dey suffer here in Nigeria, if you bring this man here, he will die before December. So please allow him live in America oh.

Haaa! Please don't throw him to the wolves...don't deport him please! Whew! It is well.

Lipscomb:
why what is wrong with you? Nigeria isn't a country or people not living there? You that talking where are you? Lazy youth the president is talking about.

Are you joking ?

What are you saying to that oung.man ?

The us immigrantions shud stop being cruel to helpless people.

Ok, so if this dude gets deported what is next for him in Nigeria? One of our Nigerian pastors should step in and ensure that this lost dude doesn't suffer when he is returned back to Nigeria

Message to all our Nigerian Pastors (private jet owners): This is where you guys come in. This is another opportunity for you to show Nigerians that you truly worship God and nothing else.

I wish Francis Anwana all the best!

grandstar:
The heartless president will see to it that he is deported.

I can remember Obama stepping in during his tenure to stop the deportation of a young Hispanic immigrant who was brought into the States illegally as a kid.

I already see him as deported.

you people really think the US president micro-manages every single thing that happens in the country. Dont blame this on Trump..this is just a US agency (ICE) doing what it was created to do. It is true Trump can stop it on sentimental grounds but there is no evidence the case has been brought to his attention. BTW there were more deportations of illegal immigrants under Obama than any president in recent history. Because he stopped few just for show doesn't mean anything. Do your research before coming online to talk gibberish.

So many bitter mofoz on thus forum

If the US authorities still insist on deporting him they should as well include a casket on the plane because that brother can't make it past a month in Naija with no begging skills as his disabled counterpart in Naija and a government without proper safety net for her challenged citizens...

This man's case requires proper prayers and fasting to block the immigration officers from remembering poor Anwana's case.