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If this man was Igbo |
The UK government has rejected a request by Nigeria to deport a former senior Nigerian politician convicted of organ trafficking. Ike Ekweremadu, 63, a former deputy president of the Nigerian senate and ally of the former president Goodluck Jonathan, is serving a sentence of nine years and eight months after being found guilty in 2023 of conspiring to exploit a man for his kidney. Ekweremadu, his wife, Beatrice, and a co-conspirator, Dr Obinna Obeta, trafficked a young man to London with a view to harvesting his kidney, which they planned to transplant to Ekweremadu’s daughter Sonia in a private unit of an NHS hospital. It was the first conviction for organ trafficking under the Modern Slavery Act. Last week, a Nigerian government delegation, led by the foreign minister, Yusuf Tuggar, met officials at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to discuss Ekweremadu’s case. The delegation requested his deportation so he could serve his remaining sentence in Nigeria. A source at the MoJ has confirmed the request was rejected. It is understood the UK government was concerned that Nigeria could offer no guarantees that Ekweremadu would continue his prison sentence after being deported. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/nov/24/uk-rejects-nigerian-request-to-deport-former-politican-ike-ekweremadu-jailed-for-organ-trafficking |
gymlordd:yes |
Help them get job or help them learn hand work? Abi contribute money send them to USA? I don't understand |
fuckingAyaya:Nigeria no do reach Indians and Pakistanis . They are the masters of scam. |
With just 20 pounds. Igbos are not doing bad at all. |
RingRoadMafia:spot on. You know Reno very well. His cup will soon full. |
How can someone child in this Nigeria be in exam Hall by 6am? |
This mumu no get shame |
Collect subside from Nigerians and shared it among few |
Iriabay:to add to the above. They could also ask 'what is your plan after successful completion of your course? |
004gist:best advice I am here, that's the reality on ground. |
She will be back |
marqueetim:No |
meagainstdem:like some one said. Your wife as bsc holder, she only needs to convert her Nigeria degree to UK equivalent. You can still get POF too |
Rwanda is in the "early stage" of talks with the Trump administration to accept migrants deported by the US, the East African country's Foreign Affairs Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe has said. His comments come after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said last month that Washington was "actively searching" for countries that would take in "some of the most despicable human beings". Nduhungirehe said the talks were "not new to us" as Rwanda had previously agreed to accept migrants deported by the UK. However, the UK abandoned the scheme, which faced numerous legal challenges, after Sir Keir Starmer's Labour government took office last July. Speaking to Rwandan TV on Sunday, Nduhungirehe said the government was in the "spirit" of giving "another chance to migrants who have problems across the world". Nduhungirehe added that the talks with the US were continuing, and it was too early to predict their outcome. Since coming to office in January, US President Donald Trump has focused on speeding up the removal of undocumented migrants, with the promise of "mass deportations". In February, El Salvador offered to take in criminals deported from the US, including those with US citizenship, and house them in its mega-jail. Salvadorean President Nayib Bukele said his government would do so "in exchange for a fee". Panama and Costa Rica have also taken in migrants deported from the US. Last week an unnamed Rwandan official told the Washington Post that the country was "open" to taking in more migrants expelled from the US, after having accepted an Iraqi in March. The official added that talks with the US started shortly after Trump's inauguration in January. Rwanda has previously been criticised for its human rights record, including the risk that those sent to the East African nation could be deported again to countries where they may face danger. However, Rwanda says it is a safe place for refugees. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c367g52x7l6o.amp |
GIDIBANKZ:doctors dey treat poverty? |
PresidObi:Michael Jackson and speed Darlington |
Onitsha touts are the worse in Nigeria |
Kwara state used to be very peaceful. What has changed? |
Francis became pope in 2013. In recent years, the 88-year-old was forced to cancel some events, sometimes at the last minute, because of his health. Pope Francis has died at the age of 88, the Vatican has announced. The pontiff, who was Bishop of Rome and head of the Catholic Church, became pope in 2013 after his predecessor Benedict XVI resigned. https://news.sky.com/story/amp/pope-francis-has-died-the-vatican-says-12890455 |
If na NNPC or CBN nobody will hear about it. And the slots will be taken |
TheRapist... This one na work? |
The same way he made the G-5 wear asoebi, very soon this ones will start wearing asoebi. This wike knows how to tie his loyalists. |
Moghalu former APC member |
Thank God it will not affect Nairaland . |
Don't be surprised when this 2 face will start working for the new government,if they have successful unseat tinubu |
Eve was not created merely because Adam was lonely. I believe God had a greater plan for creation and companionship, which is why He originally designed Adam with male anatomy. The creation of Eve signifies the importance of partnership, unity, and the complementary nature of relationships. God’s intention was not only to provide companionship but also to establish a foundation for humanity to flourish, reflect His image, and fulfill His divine purpose. This act underscores the value of relationships, the beauty of diversity, and the intentional design of humanity as male and female, each playing a unique role in His grand plan for creation. |
To the detriment of his people. |
Wow, that's quite a turn of events! It seems like the tables have definitely turned. Just a few months ago, El Rufia was in London, actively promoting Tinubu to the world. Meanwhile, Reno was also in London, but with a very different agenda, actively criticizing Tinubu and accusing him of being a drug lord. It's fascinating to see how the political landscape can shift so quickly. |