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Scottish National Party (SNP) MP Kirsty Blackman challenged Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday about human rights threats to Igbos in Nigeria.

The challenge came in the weekly encounter in the UK Parliament known as Prime Minister’s Questions, in which MPs question the PM about government business. Blackman, representing Aberdeen North, asked May: “At the last census, there were 3,000 Aberdonians who said that they were born in Nigeria. Recently, the UN human rights office reported concerns about threats to ​the Igbo people in Nigeria. The Foreign Secretary recently visited the country. Will the Prime Minister tell me what her Government are doing to encourage the communities there to live in peace?”

May replied: “We make efforts across a number of fronts and we are providing support to Nigeria in a variety of ways. As the hon. Lady says, there is a significant diaspora with Nigerian connections and heritage in the United Kingdom. She is right that the Foreign Secretary visited Nigeria. We continue to work with Nigeria. It is important to work with Nigeria on the state of its economy to ensure that communities across Nigeria can feel stability and security for the future”.

PM May was being economical with the truth and being evasive as usual. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was in Nigeria for two days at the end of August. There is nothing in the public domain showing that Johnson showed any interest in the country’s human rights record while in Nigeria. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office record of his visit stated:

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has called for an intensification of...

Read the full story and Video at the source http://www.whistleblowersngr.com/36

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when the evil one is on the throne all you can expect are chaos and crisis

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Where dem talk am?

audio/Video or I don't believe it...

U no see the video there?

Chascop:
Where dem talk am?


audio/Video or I don't believe it...

Chascop:
Where dem talk am?

audio/Video or I don't believe it...

but you did believed buhari would make &1 to 1naira..ba
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Dont mind him

Vutseck:
but you did believed buhari would make &1 to 1naira..ba

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TruthisOut:
[s]May all who rejoice when others mourn suffer the same fate.
May all who call for genocide of their fellow humans sleep before the fowl.
May all who see no evil just because of tribalism and hate, at what people are suffering - losing love ones and property (sweat) be visited by same fate.
This is not religion, it is the natural order of things. IT MUST HAPPEN TO THEM ALL AS LONG AS GOD LIVES UNLESS YOU REPENT AND CONDEMN THAT WHICH IS EVIL.[/s]

just like saying God should remove your head cos you celebrated kanu when he said he's going to abuja to bring Buhari's head or bring down the zoo.

AmadiAba:
Dont mind him

fake story. Tell me one thing the UK can do to Nigeria.

You have the video and you still shout fake story?

You case is beyond remedy

BALLOSKI:
fake story. Tell me one thing the UK can do to Nigeria.

Strong message to Buhari from UK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zn7COPizTTQ

Question:
At the last census, there were 3,000 Aberdonians who said that they were born in Nigeria. Recently, the UN human rights office reported concerns about threats to ​the Igbo people in northern Nigeria. The Foreign Secretary recently visited the country. Will the Prime Minister tell me what her Government are doing to encourage the communities there to live in peace?”

Answer
May replied: “We make efforts across a number of fronts and we are providing support to Nigeria in a variety of ways. As the hon. Lady says, there is a significant diaspora with Nigerian connections and heritage in the United Kingdom. She is right that the Foreign Secretary visited Nigeria. We continue to work with Nigeria. It is important to work with Nigeria on the state of its economy to ensure that communities across Nigeria can feel stability and security for the future”.





Note

Lots of questions were asked the PM from immigration in the UK, or lack thereof, affecting catering staff in public schools, sepsis treatment, and even matters concerning the oil industry in Scotland and of course the fall out of the Grenfell tower fire incident.

Smh

AmadiAba:
You have the video and you still shout fake story?

You case is beyond remedy

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AmadiAba:
You have the video and you still shout fake story?

You case is beyond remedy

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AmadiAba:
You have the video and you still shout fake story?

You case is beyond remedy

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AmadiAba:
Scottish National Party (SNP) MP Kirsty Blackman challenged Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday about human rights threats to Igbos in Nigeria.

The challenge came in the weekly encounter in the UK Parliament known as Prime Minister’s Questions, in which MPs question the PM about government business. Blackman, representing Aberdeen North, asked May: “At the last census, there were 3,000 Aberdonians who said that they were born in Nigeria. Recently, the UN human rights office reported concerns about threats to ​the Igbo people in Nigeria. The Foreign Secretary recently visited the country. Will the Prime Minister tell me what her Government are doing to encourage the communities there to live in peace?”

May replied: “We make efforts across a number of fronts and we are providing support to Nigeria in a variety of ways. As the hon. Lady says, there is a significant diaspora with Nigerian connections and heritage in the United Kingdom. She is right that the Foreign Secretary visited Nigeria. We continue to work with Nigeria. It is important to work with Nigeria on the state of its economy to ensure that communities across Nigeria can feel stability and security for the future”.

PM May was being economical with the truth and being evasive as usual. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was in Nigeria for two days at the end of August. There is nothing in the public domain showing that Johnson showed any interest in the country’s human rights record while in Nigeria. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office record of his visit stated:

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has called for an intensification of...

Read the full story and Video at the source http://www.whistleblowersngr.com/36

What is Chuka Umunna doing there?

Real!
Igbos are now being discussed and very soon, Biafra independence will be their topic

AmadiAba:
You have the video and you still shout fake story?

You case is beyond remedy

same Britain that gave us Independence? I don't think they can do anything since they have big share in the country they created.

But I will be happy if they can remove the present government.

AmadiAba:
Scottish National Party (SNP) MP Kirsty Blackman challenged Prime Minister Theresa May yesterday about human rights threats to Igbos in Nigeria.

The challenge came in the weekly encounter in the UK Parliament known as Prime Minister’s Questions, in which MPs question the PM about government business. Blackman, representing Aberdeen North, asked May: “At the last census, there were 3,000 Aberdonians who said that they were born in Nigeria. Recently, the UN human rights office reported concerns about threats to ​the Igbo people in Nigeria. The Foreign Secretary recently visited the country. Will the Prime Minister tell me what her Government are doing to encourage the communities there to live in peace?”

May replied: “We make efforts across a number of fronts and we are providing support to Nigeria in a variety of ways. As the hon. Lady says, there is a significant diaspora with Nigerian connections and heritage in the United Kingdom. She is right that the Foreign Secretary visited Nigeria. We continue to work with Nigeria. It is important to work with Nigeria on the state of its economy to ensure that communities across Nigeria can feel stability and security for the future”.

PM May was being economical with the truth and being evasive as usual. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was in Nigeria for two days at the end of August. There is nothing in the public domain showing that Johnson showed any interest in the country’s human rights record while in Nigeria. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office record of his visit stated:

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has called for an intensification of...

Read the full story and Video at the source http://www.whistleblowersngr.com/36

When #London just witnessed bombing by terrorist,you expect May Theresa to condone the #BabyISIS of Biafra in Nigeria . No way , it's all fake news . May is busy clearing the mess of the bombing

Biafrannuke:
Real!
Igbos are now being discussed and very soon, Biafra independence will be their topic

Your eye still never open