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Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by JAWBONE(m): 4:11pm On Sep 23, 2025
Nigerians if una like, make una no fight make this country better. Dey there dey do tribalism.

When oyinbo mean una, na so dem to take pursue all of una comot for their country one by one
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by Goodman247: 4:12pm On Sep 23, 2025
D man is funny, all this years he did not prepare for retirement
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by AngelicBeing: 4:14pm On Sep 23, 2025
Wow 😳,life @ 63 year's, well, KFC founder, started KFC when he was 65 years old and KFC is in almost every continent on planet earth, although the founder of KFC and these very guy are different circumstances but, anything positive can happen to anyone as long as they don't give up, l wish him well though, life they say is not FAIR to some people shocked
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by PigTormentor: 4:16pm On Sep 23, 2025
yewit37486:
So why haven't you moved back home? Just curious given the fact you are in favour of moving back.
I live mostly in Nigeria but I still have kids and other family members in the US hence I go back and forth.
After living 70 percent of my life in the US, it ain't easy to not go back from time to time. I have spent more time of my life in the US than Nigeria. But now, i spend more time in Nigeria.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by sweetkev(m): 4:20pm On Sep 23, 2025
Tayorshd87:
if this man is in Nigeria u would have heard something like the government is bad they can't take care of the poor man with stroke this and that ...

For over 38years in the UK yet this man still failed in life because he has no relatives left in Nigeria because he use not productive...

Everything no be Nigeria sometimes fate of being poor to a man will still be poor even if taken to America for free 😁
You are on another thread bro. Change your supplier.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by yewit37486: 4:26pm On Sep 23, 2025
PigTormentor:
I live mostly in Nigeria but I still have kids and other family members in the US hence I go back and forth.
After living 70 percent of my life in the US, it ain't easy to not go back from time to time. I have spent more time of my life in the US than Nigeria. But now, i spend more time in Nigeria.
Okay, makes sense.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by SamuraiXXX: 4:32pm On Sep 23, 2025
CodeTemplarr:
A system that works unlike the other one he escaped.
Someone entrusted to make the call was harsh but the system was alive for him.
A system that works yet at the age of 63 he jumps from house to house sleeping on friends' sofas?

If he were in Nigeria he would have built his own house by now no matter how small and he would have relatives he can rely on
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by CodeTemplarr: 4:34pm On Sep 23, 2025
SamuraiXXX:
A system that works yet at the age of 63 he jumps from house to house sleeping on friends' sofas?

If he were in Nigeria he would have built his own house by now no matter how small and he would have relatives he can rely on
Try comedy for a career.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by oluwaseyi0: 4:37pm On Sep 23, 2025
Curious345:
If Nigeria was good , he would have self deported . Do you know Syrians living in Europe have all self deported after the fall of Bashar Assad?
Which Syrians are going back home
Syria is getting worse off, from one islamic terrorists to another
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by SamuraiXXX: 4:37pm On Sep 23, 2025
Sonnobax15:
lipsrsealed
Good..

Where Trump govt think say Dem wan deport am to.... undecided

Even the ones weh get complete legs and hands dey hear am hot hot for here,how much more a disabled person undecided
Olodo na wetin concern Trump for this matter?
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by oluwaseyi0: 4:38pm On Sep 23, 2025
SamuraiXXX:
A system that works yet at the age of 63 he jumps from house to house sleeping on friends' sofas?

If he were in Nigeria he would have built his own house by now no matter how small and he would have relatives he can rely on
You are very correct, after 40 years still nothing for him to show
Seems the system is on the long run working against him
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by SamuraiXXX: 4:39pm On Sep 23, 2025
CodeTemplarr:
Try comedy for a career.
That is what you're doing already, all of us must not join you!
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by Nice2023(m): 4:53pm On Sep 23, 2025
Suffered for 40yrs.

Another Job.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by kingsavage: 4:58pm On Sep 23, 2025
PigTormentor:
I live mostly in Nigeria but I still have kids and other family members in the US hence I go back and forth.
After living 70 percent of my life in the US, it ain't easy to not go back from time to time. I have spent more time of my life in the US than Nigeria. But now, i spend more time in Nigeria.
do you own a house in the US?
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by chibuikejohn: 5:02pm On Sep 23, 2025
when i look at his picture, all i see is a broken man. No Family, maybe no friend both home and away, no property to call his own. A wasted 40 years in a foreign land.
I thought Nigeria was better in his time, I thought the reason people are moving is because of the hardship, failed system and insecurity. what was his reason?
I can only feel sorry for him and perhaps learn few lessons from his mistakes
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by chibuikejohn: 5:08pm On Sep 23, 2025
CodeTemplarr:
A system that works unlike the other one he escaped.
Someone entrusted to make the call was harsh but the system was alive for him.
A system that works indeed. he just won a court appeal after spending more than 4 decades with nothing to show for. for over 4 decades he couldn't work out anything for himself both home and away.
i wonder which life he said began.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by PigTormentor: 5:33pm On Sep 23, 2025
kingsavage:
do you own a house in the US?
I bought my first house in the US in 1994.
I still own a house that I bought in 1998. I have houses in Nigeria and all I need hence it's always easy to.look forward to coming home. I can come to Nigeria with just little money and chill for weeks. I have set myself up pretty well.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by damzy88: 5:49pm On Sep 23, 2025
PigTormentor:
How can you self deport when you don't have anything back home?
Most of the people who talk bad about Nigeria in this diaspora are usually people who don't have nothing to fall back on in Nigeria. I have lived for as long as this guy in diaspora but in the last 20 years, I have been living in both Nigeria and diaspora.
I can easily live in Nigeria happily and comfortably.
My friends who refused to come home cannot and are always wishing bad news on Nigeria just to justify their reasons for not coming back home.
Most are miserable and sometimes will admit that they messed up.
I.love going home, I'm always at peace and in the best state of mind whenever I'm back home.
In fact, i have the same euphoria whenever I'm going home as I did when I first migrated to the US in the 80s. The excitement is comparable to a kid in a candy store.
True
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by ariesbull: 7:11pm On Sep 23, 2025
Nawa...this Japa thing!
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by ariesbull: 7:13pm On Sep 23, 2025
chibuikejohn:
when i look at his picture, all i see is a broken man. No Family, maybe no friend both home and away, no property to call his own. A wasted 40 years in a foreign land.
I thought Nigeria was better in his time, I thought the reason people are moving is because of the hardship, failed system and insecurity. what was his reason?
I can only feel sorry for him and perhaps learn few lessons from his mistakes
travelling or Japa isn't a guarantee that one will be rich! Many of them are wasting in Western countries ....I know one that was my age mate...till now no job , no car , no family, no kids he is 50yrs and he is in UK

Shame no let the guy come back and he is Igbo
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by ledaman: 7:17pm On Sep 23, 2025
Guyman02:
Stop lying in public, Syrians are not rushing back to meet those US backed jihadists killing Christians and Alawite Muslims
Stop saying what you have no knowledge about, the jihadist might have seized the control of Syria country backed by US.
But they didn't kill any one because of religion affiliation.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by ariesbull: 7:39pm On Sep 23, 2025
yemmit90:
The most painful part of this story is the fact that he wasted active part of his life in chasing citizenship in a foreign land.

There were still many opportunities in Nigeria 38 years ago, who knows he might have make it big in his father land. Though he acted smartly now, because at his age, it is much more better for him to remain in UK and enjoy all the benefits from their government.
even if he was crying akara consistently this 38 yrs here in Nigeria he would have used it to
Build house
Marry
Train kids in school
Watch the kids graduate and marry


Japa will useless many people especially Europe... Many are like this ! What about the Yoruba man that was killed by a youth in USA just earlier this year at the age of 73

He was driving Uber at 73 yrs ,no wife, no family ...he was still hutsling in USA at 73 yrs plus ....


It's such a shame
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by yemmit90: 8:03pm On Sep 23, 2025
ariesbull:
even if he was crying akara consistently this 38 yrs here in Nigeria he would have used it to
Build house
Marry
Train kids in school
Watch the kids graduate and marry


Japa will useless many people especially Europe... Many are like this ! What about the Yoruba man that was killed by a youth in USA just earlier this year at the age of 73

He was driving Uber at 73 yrs ,no wife, no family ...he was still hutsling in USA at 73 yrs plus ....


It's such a shame
Yes, that is why it is good to go their legality.

People that have work/resident permit don't face this kind of issue. They work, make money and come back home to build family or build it over there.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by omooba969(m): 8:40pm On Sep 23, 2025
Curious345:
If Nigeria was good , he would have self deported . Do you know Syrians living in Europe have all self deported after the fall of Bashar Assad?
The way some of you Nigerians lie blatantly ehn! undecided
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by kingsavage: 8:46pm On Sep 23, 2025
PigTormentor:
I bought my first house in the US in 1994.
I still own a house that I bought in 1998. I have houses in Nigeria and all I need hence it's always easy to.look forward to coming home. I can come to Nigeria with just little money and chill for weeks. I have set myself up pretty well.
you na big man oo
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by kingsavage: 8:48pm On Sep 23, 2025
ariesbull:
travelling or Japa isn't a guarantee that one will be rich! Many of them are wasting in Western countries ....I know one that was my age mate...till now no job , no car , no family, no kids he is 50yrs and he is in UK

Shame no let the guy come back and he is Igbo
if you are comfortable in Nigeria, there is no need to japa. But many will not agree
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by ariesbull: 9:49pm On Sep 23, 2025
kingsavage:
if you are comfortable in Nigeria, there is no need to japa. But many will not agree
they are having green grass syndrome
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by ariesbull: 9:51pm On Sep 23, 2025
PigTormentor:
I bought my first house in the US in 1994.
I still own a house that I bought in 1998. I have houses in Nigeria and all I need hence it's always easy to.look forward to coming home. I can come to Nigeria with just little money and chill for weeks. I have set myself up pretty well.
bro. ..leave story you don't but house in USA you pay mortgage and even after full payment after decades you don't own the house ...you continue paying property tax ...failure to do that ...it's foreclosures

Oh I forgot HOA charges
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by PigTormentor: 10:59pm On Sep 23, 2025
ariesbull:
bro. ..leave story you don't but house in USA you pay mortgage and even after full payment after decades you don't own the house ...you continue paying property tax ...failure to do that ...it's foreclosures

Oh I forgot HOA charges
Whether I paid cash or took out a mortgage, I'm still considered as the owner as long as my mortgage payment is paid on time. Yes I started paying mortgage in 1994 and then bought another in 1998. I have just about paid off the thr 1998 property.
The mortgage system has its advantages and disadvantages. You will pay forever but you can consider it a savings since you will have built up some equity over the years.
My biggest problem with properties in the US is the property tax. They are going up exponentially now, it has gotten out of hand.
You have to worry about mortgage payments, HOA and then property tax.

You are getting taxed to the max with every trick in the book.
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by ariesbull: 2:13am On Sep 24, 2025
PigTormentor:
Whether I paid cash or took out a mortgage, I'm still considered as the owner as long as my mortgage payment is paid on time. Yes I started paying mortgage in 1994 and then bought another in 1998. I have just about paid off the thr 1998 property.
The mortgage system has its advantages and disadvantages. You will pay forever but you can consider it a savings since you will have built up some equity over the years.
My biggest problem with properties in the US is the property tax. They are going up exponentially now, it has gotten out of hand.
You have to worry about mortgage payments, HOA and then property tax.

You are getting taxed to the max with every trick in the book.
You still don't own the house cos you still pay property tax or you loose it ...deal with this fact


If you don’t pay your property taxes in the U.S., the county can eventually take your house. That’s because unpaid taxes become a lien, and local governments have the legal right to collect through a tax sale or foreclosure. It’s not instant — there are notices and usually a chance to pay what you owe — but if you ignore it long enough, you can lose your home. Bottom line: property taxes fund schools, roads, and services, so the law gives them top priority.

Actually in the USA you don't actually own a home ! Trust me you pay for the home till the person enters 6 feet
Re: Disabled Nigerian Man Living In UK For 38 Years Wins Appeal Against Deportation by Guyman02: 6:23am On Sep 24, 2025
ledaman:
Stop saying what you have no knowledge about, the jihadist might have seized the control of Syria country backed by US.
But they didn't kill any one because of religion affiliation.
https://www.reuters.com/investigations/syrian-forces-massacred-1500-alawites-chain-command-led-damascus-2025-06-30/

This is from a western media which celebrated the jihadists takeover but couldn't hide this one
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