₦airaland Forum

spinna:
No.3 above is what came to mind, what a deluded sellout she appears to be.. someone that schooled in Nigeria..if these policies you advocate were in place you would not be where you are today.7hju

Zionmdde:
Nobody should cry here
We are hypocrites, evert single one of us

Before you say you are not, if you were British, would you want migrants to flood into your country and inconvenience you?

Small Lagos, people are shouting go back to your land, you will even think they are talking to people from other countries, but no its people from the same country

Everybody should protect their country the way they deem fit. If they said don't come, then don't come!!!!

Lanretoye:
they tell you go back to your land,you didn’t say you started by claiming Lagos is no man’s land.

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.

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

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.

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:
Nobody should cry here
We are hypocrites, evert single one of us

Before you say you are not, if you were British, would you want migrants to flood into your country and inconvenience you?

Small Lagos, people are shouting go back to your land, you will even think they are talking to people from other countries, but no its people from the same country

Everybody should protect their country the way they deem fit. If they said don't come, then don't come!!!!

PlanetZero:
So is it not the original white people that open doors for immigrants? Or she is more white than the original Britons? Or was it not the same immigrants pathway her parent were able to relocate? There is nothing hypocrisy here except you and badenoch that can fight their own root just to clinch to power

EmptyGarden:
Busy body! This one go even do wetin oyibo sef no go gree do…. SMH. Django Unchained.

malali:

Listen to yourself.....Even if you put lipstick on a Pig.
Its still a pig.

Thats the deceit, that passport. Nigerians think carrying a passport makes you british.
Thats tomfoolery at its peak.

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

Scandium:
Read about her properly

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.

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.

obojememe:
when the axe entered the forest , the trees saw the handle and said -look he is one of us

malali:
The speech you provided is a classic example of political doublespeak designed to deflect responsibility while reinforcing divisive narratives. Let’s delve into why the premise of Kemi Badenoch’s stance on immigration is deeply flawed, hypocritical, and devoid of historical accountability.

Critique of Hypocrisy

1. The Colonial Irony
Badenoch’s speech conveniently ignores the UK’s colonial past. For centuries, Britain invaded, plundered, and destabilized countries across Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean, stripping these nations of their resources and using their labor to build its wealth. Now, those displaced by centuries of exploitation seek opportunities in the very land that grew rich at their expense, and suddenly, the UK declares its inability to “sustain the numbers.” If you loot someone’s home, don’t be surprised when they come knocking at your door.
2. Exploitation of Cheap Labor
Britain and other Western nations have long benefited from exploiting immigrants for cheap labor. From factory workers to nurses and cleaners, immigrants have filled gaps in labor markets where locals refuse to work. Badenoch fails to mention how industries like healthcare, agriculture, and construction would collapse without immigrant labor. The same immigrants she chastises for “overburdening public services” are the ones staffing those very services.
3. A Caricature of Herself
Kemi Badenoch, a Nigerian-born immigrant herself, is being used as the messenger for this harsh rhetoric. It’s a political strategy to shield the Conservative Party from accusations of racism. By deploying a black woman to champion anti-immigration policies, the Tories hope to soften the blow of their exclusionary agenda. Instead, Badenoch appears spineless, betraying the very immigrant community she represents in a desperate bid for relevance within a party that has historically sidelined minorities.
4. Selective Memory on “Humanitarian” Immigration
Badenoch cites exceptions for Ukrainian refugees and British overseas nationals from Hong Kong as justifiable forms of migration, conveniently sidestepping the racial undertones. Refugees from predominantly non-white regions like Syria, Sudan, or Afghanistan often face higher scrutiny, harsher policies, or outright rejection. The inconsistency reeks of racial bias masked as policy.
5. Integration Myths
She blames immigrants for the supposed lack of integration while ignoring systemic barriers erected by the government itself. When you demonize migrants, limit their access to resources, and segregate communities, how can integration succeed? Her claim that immigration frays the social fabric is an excuse to cover the failures of successive governments in creating inclusive policies.

What Kemi Badenoch needs to focus on.

• Public Services Mismanagement
If public services like housing and healthcare are struggling, it’s because of chronic underfunding by successive Conservative governments, not because of immigrants. Badenoch’s party has spent more than a decade cutting budgets while blaming the very people propping up those services.
• Economic Benefits of Immigration
Studies consistently show that immigrants contribute more to the economy in taxes than they take in benefits. They are entrepreneurial, innovative, and integral to growth. Ignoring these contributions perpetuates a false narrative.
• Global Accountability
The UK is part of a global system that perpetuates inequality, often through exploitative trade practices, environmental degradation, and foreign interventions. Migration is not the problem; it’s a symptom of global injustices that countries like Britain helped create.



Badenoch’s speech is a desperate attempt to distract from her party’s failures by scapegoating immigrants. It’s like a landlord blaming the tenants for the roof caving in when he never repaired it in the first place. Her policies promise to reduce immigration, but they risk gutting the very workforce keeping Britain afloat. Instead of demonizing those seeking a better life, Britain should confront its colonial legacy, invest in sustainable policies, and treat immigration as the opportunity it truly is.

Scandium:
Read about her properly