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I'm so happy for her. Congrats sis. More wins.


I don't know what else to say o

So sad.

This is very pathetic and painful. May their souls find rest

Wahala

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Lol all this na wash. Thank god I'm not a Muslim. Good forbid bad thing

If you live abroad, you will realise that bread and rice is a normal combo. The hard, long bread.

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What a shame!

The Home Office has been accused of a “racist crackdown on Nigerians” after refusing a visa to a man who runs one of the west African country’s top security firms for a holiday to see his family.

Samuel Onyekachi Ibeawuchi runs BKay Security Ltd, which provides close protection for high-profile people in Nigeria and abroad. He and his wife, a successful businesswoman, had applied to come to the UK with their 18-month-old child for three weeks in the summer so they could spend time with his sister, Hope Ibeawuchi-Beales, and her husband, Nick Beales, who is head of campaigning at Ramfel, which supports vulnerable migrants.
Despite Ibeawuchi-Beales and Beales undertaking to support the family during their trip, a Home Office official turned down the visit visa application. The refusal letter states: “This sponsorship does not satisfy me of your own intention to leave the UK on completion of your visit.”

It adds that future visits are also likely to be refused. Officials also queried how Ibeawuchi, who provided the Home Office with his business registration certificate, derives an income from his business as a self-employed person.

BKay Security has provided services to the former Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan, senior UK and US politicians, celebrities and international footballers including Alex Iwobi, the former Arsenal and Everton player who currently plays for Fulham and Nigeria.

It was reported last month that the government was planning to clamp down on visa applications for people from several countries, including Nigeria. Beales said: “There’s no doubt that the UK government refused these visa applications as part of their overtly racist crackdown on Nigerians.
“Samuel and his wife both run successful businesses in Nigeria and have no interest in remaining here after visiting my family, and had we applied for their visas a year ago I have no doubt they’d have been granted. It sadly says a lot though when the Labour party is even more hostile to families such as ours than their Conservative predecessors.”

Ibeawuchi said he was very disappointed that the Home Office was barring him and his family from coming to the UK. “I feel very bad that the Home Office refused us. I really wanted to take my family to the UK for a visit and we submitted all the necessary documents and photos of the two families spending time together.

“We do not want to stay in the UK, just to come here to visit our family for three weeks.”

Ibeawuchi-Beales said: “Our two kids were so excited for their little cousin, aunty and uncle to visit and had already planned all the things they wanted to show them in London. How do we explain to them that the UK government won’t let their family visit them because they’ve decided to target Nigerians like their mother?
“I’ve previously sponsored several family members and all have come and gone without any problems. My brother would without question not stay here after his family holiday. I don’t believe the invite letter we provided to the Home Office was even read by the person who refused the applications.”
A Home Office spokesperson said: “Each application is assessed on its individual merits, based strictly on the evidence provided and in accordance with detailed guidance for decision-makers. If an application is refused, the reasons are clearly explained.”

According to Home Office sources those whose visit visas have been refused can reapply addressing the concerns in the refusal notice. Financial circumstances were one of the factors considered before refusing the Ibeawuchi family’s visa.

Source https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/jun/04/home-office-accused-of-racist-crackdown-on-nigerians-after-denial-of-visit-visa

Where's the video?

Ilorin

Sorry for the loss bro

Oga o

Good

Let's go

Kpai them too. Olofo

Yinmu

You look like metro too much

Sure

Wahala

The only diagnosis in nigeria now is typhoid and malaria. Quacks

Oloriburuku

Evil people

Good development

A beggar will keep begging even after he's given. It's never enough cos he will never be contented. Spits!

Beess:
on Tuesday I stated my predicament, as quoted below, someone came through for me with N5,000...i was able to pay some debt of food items I bought on credit and had what to use to work yesterday Wednesday, Thursday... I want to say a big THANK You, may God bless you... I may not know you but God knows your name and needs and he will meet all ur needs, may God always grant you your heart desires... And I can not forget to show my sincere gratitude to this great platform, may God bless Seun & Nairaland, & the forum MODs... Please my people, I still need help, If you can still offer help to me, kindly check my quoted post below for details... 🙏

Nonsense show

Oga o

Oga o

Na Southampton your dey? That west quay taxi.

gmacnoms:
Amen, Amen

It's even less bro. I drive to Enugu airport from Abakaliki in 45 minutes

ednut1:
Same thing I said on another thread. Some people abused me. Airports being built by these governors are just to embezzle money from the construction contracts. Enugu airport is just 1 hour 30 mins away without traffic

Money

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