blazesam:
I know propagandists like you will write anything... Oyinbo no mumu like us. They have been monitoring that case for a long time.. do you know how they caught him that you are here writing? Do you know he told that young fellow they were taking him abroad to school and live there? Do you know that he had little or zero know on that transplant? Do you know his refusal gave those doctors a sharp review of how wicked our Nigerian politicians are?

Stop making this people look good always... They are dirty

Valkrie:
Oga...pls allow the court to do their work...!!
You forget this is not Nigeria where all manner of atrocities are swept under the carpet with money and influence...!!

If that document is legit, then the next question should be, if he is minor, who stood in for him Was there an agreement What was the agreement

Where is the child's family

Let's be reasonable please

We don't have to attach politics to everything!

VERDA:


And how did you come about this very information pls?, Cos it seems to me that it's the same news flying around we are all aware of, foreign countries are not as corrupt and the truth will unfold.

Chinjo2:
There is nothing to worry about. If the reasons for going with the boy was actually documented, the british high commissioner would be called upon when the case starts so no cause for alarm.
I pray that may we never be faced with this kind of situation

plaindealer:
Rubbish, the only facts that matter are the facts gathered by the UK Metro Police through investigation, not your meaningless facts and fabricated opinion in Nigeria.

Paid annoying people are already peddling rubbish on the internet, I'm so glad that this case is not being pursued in Nigeria.

Acidosis:


He would have called the senate President, DSS chiefs, and even the presidency to intervene.

koondog:
Sen. Ekweremadu wrote to the British High Commission in Abuja prior to visa being issued to the donor and flying out of the country, openly disclosing the name of the donor, the young man, and donee, his daughter. That's fact number one!

The news coming out now is the donor underwent subsequent medical tests in UK to ascertain if indeed he was a match, unfortunately, he wasn't, and so wasn't going to receive the agreed full sum, supposedly $25k and was scheduled to return to Nigeria asap,. The young man decided to raise a false allegation of human organ trafficking against Sen. Ekweremadu and his wife, as a basis to secure asylum to stay back in the country. Again, this is just coming out and we will know soon

Now, the facts that we don't know is the actual age of the young man or whether Sen. Ekweremadu is or was aware he was 15, as alleged. That will be difficult to prove in the court of law, as Sen. Ekweremadu could claim the young man and his handlers provided a passport that he was 21, and simply assumed so.

The fact that he disclosed the name of the donor and donee, should put to rest of any accusation of human and organ trafficking for now, pending, clarification on the assumed age issue.

koondog:


The news coming out now is the donor underwent subsequent medical tests in UK to ascertain if indeed he was a match, unfortunately, he wasn't, and so wasn't going to receive the agreed full sum, supposedly $25k and was scheduled to return to Nigeria asap,. The young man decided to raise a false allegation of human organ trafficking against Sen. Ekweremadu and his wife, as a basis to secure asylum to stay back in the country. Again, this is just coming out and we will know soon

Bonjovi13:

The Ekweremadu's and everyone involved in this scandal are in serious trouble and that's mainly because there is a law in UK that prohibits live organ donation by a non relative especially with the age and circumstances of this particular donor.
The Human Organ Transplant Act has two key components. First, it creates a series of criminal offences, the combined effect of which is to prohibit commercial dealings in human organs, whether procured from cadavers or from live donors. Thus HOTA makes it an offence for an individual in the United Kingdom to make or receive payments for the supply of, or for an offer to supply, an organ for transplant into another person, whether in the United Kingdom or elsewhere, and also attaches criminal consequences to participating in the chain of distribution—for example, it is an offence to act as a broker who negotiates the sale of an organ. Second, HOTA focuses on live organ donations, and generally makes it an offence either to remove an organ from a living donor or to transplant an organ from a living donor into another person, unless the recipient and donor are genetically related. The Human Organ Transplant Act provides a list of persons to whom an individual is deemed to be genetically related: biological parents, children, siblings (including half siblings), and nephews and nieces.

Wisetrue99:

If that document is legit, then the next question should be, if he is minor, who stood in for him Was there an agreement What was the agreement

Where is the child's family

Let's be reasonable please

We don't have to attach politics to everything!

Acidosis:


What situation? His daughter's organ failure or harvesting the organ of another man's child?

Please be clear when you make this kind of prayer points to your god or deity. Harvesting the organ of a living soul illegally is not a "situation". It is wickedness and a serious crime. Criminal acts are not situations, they're intentional and wicked acts.

Valkrie:
Oga...pls allow the court to do their work...!!
You forget this is not Nigeria where all manner of atrocities are swept under the carpet with money and influence...!!

Idiotseverywher:
. He is saying the Truth will come out, no matter how some miscreants want twist it, I have even learnt that the family and friends of the guy man who was to the kidney have their documented witness papers to the agreement to donate kidney to the ikes , so the guy man should calm down, the UK police will dictate the truth either way

koondog:
Sen. Ekweremadu wrote to the British High Commission in Abuja prior to visa being issued to the donor and flying out of the country, openly disclosing the name of the donor, the young man, and donee, his daughter. That's fact number one!

The news coming out now is the donor underwent subsequent medical tests in UK to ascertain if indeed he was a match, unfortunately, he wasn't, and so wasn't going to receive the agreed full sum, supposedly $25k and was scheduled to return to Nigeria asap,. The young man decided to raise a false allegation of human organ trafficking against Sen. Ekweremadu and his wife, as a basis to secure asylum to stay back in the country. Again, this is just coming out and we will know soon

Now, the facts that we don't know is the actual age of the young man or whether Sen. Ekweremadu is or was aware he was 15, as alleged. That will be difficult to prove in the court of law, as Sen. Ekweremadu could claim the young man and his handlers provided a passport that he was 21, and simply assumed so.

The fact that he disclosed the name of the donor and donee, should put to rest of any accusation of human and organ trafficking for now, pending, clarification on the assumed age issue.

Acidosis:


Any written or printed agreement that contradicts the law is a useless piece of paper.

The Sen obviously knew what he was getting into. He only tried to outsmart the law, as always.

koondog:
Sen. Ekweremadu wrote to the British High Commission in Abuja prior to visa being issued to the donor and flying out of the country, openly disclosing the name of the donor, the young man, and donee, his daughter. That's fact number one!

The news coming out now is the donor underwent subsequent medical tests in UK to ascertain if indeed he was a match, unfortunately, he wasn't, and so wasn't going to receive the agreed full sum, supposedly $25k and was scheduled to return to Nigeria asap,. The young man decided to raise a false allegation of human organ trafficking against Sen. Ekweremadu and his wife, as a basis to secure asylum to stay back in the country. Again, this is just coming out and we will know soon

Now, the facts that we don't know is the actual age of the young man or whether Sen. Ekweremadu is or was aware he was 15, as alleged. That will be difficult to prove in the court of law, as Sen. Ekweremadu could claim the young man and his handlers provided a passport that he was 21, and simply assumed so.

The fact that he disclosed the name of the donor and donee, should put to rest of any accusation of human and organ trafficking for now, pending, clarification on the assumed age issue.