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WHO CARES, IF SHETTIMA WAS GOOD ENOUGH AND MUSLIMS MUSLIM WAS GOOD ENOUGH FOR YORUBA, THEN SHETTIMA AND WHOEVER IS ALSO GOOD ENOUGH FOR NIGERIA.

E pain you !

casualobserver:
. I ham a British citizen by birth, I have never called my self British. I have British citizenship by birth I live in Nigeria.

The fact is she is not an immigrant. However Kemi is playing a game she knows what she is doing, when she started on politics she played the Nigerian card, when Nigerians in UK ignored her she ditched her Nigerianess, saw that the Labour Party was full of blacks and joined the conservatives knowing it was a faster political path for a black person.

I am a Nigerian with British citizenship but if I were living in Britain and cared about the best for Britain I would kick you nigggars out too because anywhere we assemble in great numbers we eventually destroy. Last time I was in London I almost cried.

Bimpe29:
Kemi is passionate and opinionated about strict immigration policy.

casualobserver:
I can’t stand Kemi but she is not an immigrant, neither were her parents. She is a a Bonafide British citizen by birth.

Zionmdde:
Don't bother reporting him. He didn't violate rule 2 according to NL mods. He just craftily evaded it

Zionmdde:
6:53am when your brain should be most productively active, look out what is coming out of it

You need serious help. Something up there is damaged

Johncables402:
She is a Yoruba woman,who is surprised by her betrayal ?. Check her pant,you will see how dirty it is after she has been wearing it for days without washing it like most women from that Sad Waste region.

ariesbull:
We can't copy USA we aren't from USA

You are from the village of your ancestors even if you were born in Mars

givedemwotowoto:
I wonder what they did to that woman. They must have dealt with her so much during her humble beginnings, that she vowed to erase her past and embrace her present and future

Tomorrow, immigration figures will be released that should show a drop in net migration.

This is because of the changes we made in the last year of the Conservative government.

The figures we saw for 2023 were astonishing. They highlighted a big problem we must be honest about.

Even if we see a decline in tomorrow’s data, the fact is immigration, both legal and illegal, is too high.

Migration affects all of our lives in different ways. It certainly affected mine, and that is why I am happy to speak about it without fear.

I believe our country is a beacon of light that shines all over the world - a place of security, opportunity, and prosperity, where people are treated equally.

Millions want to come here, but we as politicians have to do right by the citizens of this country, before anyone else.

Our country cannot sustain the numbers we have seen. We are reducing the quality of life for people already here.

Because immigration is at a pace too fast to maintain public services, and at a rate, where it is next to impossible to integrate those from radically different cultures.

It is time to tell the truth.

For decades the entire political class in this country has presided over mass migration.

Since 1994, every year has seen more people arrive in this country than leave. Numbers climbed and climbed.

During the last Conservative administration, we promised to bring numbers down.

We did not deliver that promise.

We ended Free Movement, but the system that replaced it is not working.

Some of the increase in migration was for humanitarian reasons that few would disagree with - taking in refugees from Ukraine and British overseas nationals from Hong Kong.

But that was not the whole story.

We may have tried to control numbers, but overall we did not deliver.

Under my leadership, we are learning from our mistakes, and it is time for a new approach.

We need to change.

Let’s break it down.

First: if immigration is too quick, there is no integration. The ties that bind us start to fray.

It doesn’t matter whether you are massively for immigration, or massively against it, without a shared national identity our country will suffer.

When people come here they must buy into the values, customs, and institutions that attracted them here in the first place.

Second: the political class cannot pretend that immigration comes only with benefits and no costs when we can all see the pressure on housing, roads, GPs, and wages. We must be honest.

The failure of politics over the last thirty years has been to gloss over it or make it a fringe issue. That has to stop.

Third: we can no longer be naïve.

It’s nonsense that we have allowed a situation where judges deem safe countries to be unsafe.

Where loopholes are wilfully exploited by opportunists.

Where the latest legal ruses and wheezes are sent around the world on social media.

Now, as I have said, tomorrow’s figures will likely show a reduction in net immigration, and no doubt the new Government will try to take credit for that reduction.

But that change is due to the reforms that the Conservatives made in our final months in power.

For example, over the last 18 months, income thresholds for work visas increased by 50%.

Restrictions were placed on care workers and students bringing family members into the country.

Labour may criticise our record on immigration, but remember, throughout the last 14 years, the Labour party were urging us to relax controls upon immigration.

Even though those figures tomorrow are likely to be a start in the right direction – it’s not enough.

We remain a world away from where we need to be.

Labour won’t get us there.

Under a Labour government, immigration will remain far too high.

We are already seeing the signs.

For example, the last Conservative Government committed to increasing the income threshold which a family must earn to bring relatives to the UK.

This reform alone was estimated to cut net migration dramatically, but the Labour Government have suspended that change.

The Home Secretary wants a returns agreement with the EU, but that’s the exact kind of agreement that saw us take more asylum seekers than were returned to the continent.

So Labour won’t change anything.

The Prime Minister himself once said that there is a “racist undercurrent” which “permeates all immigration law”.

And, of course, he and his Cabinet fought against the end of Free Movement.

They scrapped the Rwanda deterrent before it had even started.

And we are already seeing the inevitable result as more and more people cross the Channel, with significantly more arriving than last year.

Labour have no serious plan for ending illegal migration.

As the former head of the Border Force has pointed out, enforcement on its own will never solve the problem.

People know that if they can make it to the UK, they will be able to stay/

We must end that.

The result of Labour’s policies will be consistently high illegal immigration throughout this Parliament and insufficient action on legal migration.

But we are not in Government now, we are the Opposition, and our role now is to hold the Government to account.

Our Government’s primary responsibility must be to its own citizens.

Yes economists sometimes argue that immigration can increase a country’s wealth, but they are not thinking about the effect on individual people.

In Government there’s little detailed analysis about the impact of different types of immigration on living standards or on wage levels.

There’s even less analysis on the pressure on public services, or housing, or the welfare system, as a result of mass migration.

Sometimes there’s even a squeamishness about discussing the negative aspects of immigration.

This is not just a question of money. It’s a question of fairness.

And perhaps most importantly, most British citizens don’t want to change what’s good about our country.

Even those who have recently arrived don’t want to change these things.

They came here because of what our country is - a secure and free society.

Most people want to preserve that.

So we need a new approach.

We will not accept the claim that we can only deliver growth by accepting mass migration.

We need a new approach, which will mean that young people can build their lives in a country which does not have these pressures on housing and public services.

And a new approach that starts by asking why government doesn’t seem to be able to deliver that.

The answer is because the system is broken, and until you accept that, any politician, all politicians, are doomed to fail.

We have to get the diagnosis right.

So we will review every policy, treaty and part of our legal framework - including the ECHR and the Human Rights Act.

And in designing our detailed policies, we will put the following elements at the core:

A strict numerical cap, with visas only for those who will make a substantial and clear overall contribution.

A fully transparent approach, publishing all the data, so that for the first time everyone can see the real costs and benefits of different types of migration.

A reconsidered approach to citizenship and settlement - making the path to a British passport a privilege to be earned not an automatic right.

Zero tolerance for foreign criminals remaining in the UK.

And, of course, an effective deterrent for illegal migration.

Overall our plans will look at all immigration routes - family, study, asylum, and work - and at all ways people can enter the UK.

We will look at the access of migrants and any dependents to welfare and public services.

And we will need to improve the data and economic modelling that decision makers rely on.

But I want to end on something very simple.

We can argue about the effects of migration on the economy.

We can discuss the impact on public services and housing, and we haven’t done that enough.

But fundamentally - this country is not a dormitory or a hotel, it is our home.

We need to look after it.

I want to rebuild the trust between the Conservative Party and the British people, I know we have got a lot of work to do, but the first step is to accept that mistakes were made, and to learn from them.

As the new Party Leader I want to acknowledge that we made mistakes.

Yes, some of these problems are long standing - this is a collective failure of political leaders from all parties over decades - but on behalf of the Conservative Party it is right that I as the new Leader accept responsibility, and say truthfully we got this wrong.

I more than understand the public anger on this issue. I share it.

The Conservatives will develop a detailed plan for immigration to put before the British public before the next election.

They will have a clear choice.

The policies of Labour, which are doomed to fail, or a new coherent plan.

It’s time to tell the truth on immigration.

And over the coming months, that’s exactly what I’m going to do.

Shimbo96:
don't be a moroñ😏

DomPerignon:
Which UNI did you graduate from?

DomPerignon:
Immortality does not confer on you intelligence .

Your level of intelligence will be limited to the current time and your knowledge advantage only of the past.

Unless you invent a time machine and explore the future to gather knowledge and information to use in your present time, you will be indistinguishable from the average Joe. And who needs a history nerd when everything that was in the past is now a click thought away on the neural interface link to the AI library?

MsIjeoma:
Thank you.
I'm Mrs.

NothingDoMe:
Lol. You made it sound like they needed to travel round like Nigerians that have to go round the West to have a proper taste of "Heaven".

They are fine and are not complaining about living a secluded lifestyle. They don't try to impose their ways on their hosts unlike the Islamists that were screaming for Jihad in Canada.

All extremists will be deported soon to continue Jihad or death in their respective countries. 😎

NothingDoMe:
Travel to do what? Do you think everyone is like Nigerians? 😂🤣

DomPerignon:
Really? I thought they would have busted them by now.

Remember once I enter that zone , see as men dey approach me to ask what I wanted .

Bank Cheque? Travellers cheque? Passport data page?

Those guys go implant data page of a genuine US passport on a fake booklet and skillfully put your pic on it.
This was before biometric passports.

sainttwist1:
yes, all religion have terrorist while other religion condemn any terrorist under their umbrella but 90% Mu*lims praise terror activities eg oct 7

NothingDoMe:
Safety is of the Lord and they are warriors of old. They'll be fine.

At least nobody is shouting: "Free Israel!" 🤷

DomPerignon:
I read.

EndBuhariNow:
when did u change a new boxers last

DomPerignon:
He doesn't know that Nzeribe made his money during the civil war acting as a spy and informant to the Nigerian federal forces.

That man had no single honour or loyalty in his views.
He is one of the too many Sabos that made Ojukwu to ask how come there were more overnight millionaires in Ibo land immediately after the war than before the war.

It was his likes that made Ojukwu to comment that Biafra can never happen.

Too much betrayers.

santaclaws:
Eyaa.... Ask your mom and dad (no insults intended) I am sure they are more experienced in life generally.

If you reach where spirituality dey, you no go doubt anything. But in the meantime, enjoy your wokeness🤗

NothingDoMe:
Genocide for where? You call war Genocide? Shey Palestinians went to start a war and started claiming Genocide.

The border has been shifted permanently. They were about to permantly shift Lebanon's border when they quickly agreed to a ceasefire.

Lucky Lebanese that were smart enough not to fight Israel. 😎

DomPerignon:
A fool and his money are easily seperated.


The only time I sleep peacefully in a hotel is when my company or client is paying.

Leonardo4:
If you believe in what you wrote up there, So if truly there is money rituals you would have killed your loved ones to become rich. Nigerians are terrible. Not everybody has the mind to kill to make money. So if it truly exist the good people will still travel out to make legal money