Ninety-two Nigerians who were deported by the British government, on Thursday landed at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos.

The Nigerians who arrived the Lagos airport aboard a chartered plane with registration number 509 at about 9.00am, consist of 77 males and 15 females. “Two of them were brought home on drug related cases, four of them on police cases, while the rest were on immigration offenses,” said an immigration source at the international airport who spoke on condition of anonymity.


Deportees lament new law

A few deportees contacted by NEXT at the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO) premises, expressed sadness at a new law put in place by the British government, explaining that the initiative has led to the “massive deportation” embarked upon by the government.

A female deportee who insisted on giving only her first name, Ann, said that she: “I am being frustrated, I can’t do anything now. I have been in detention for over one week before I was deported. I have been in London since 2004.

“I have always been renewing my documents until now that I was deported because it is their new law that Nigerians should be repatriated back. I have everything including cars, and I work in a good place; but even people that have children were also repatriated from London,” she said.

A male deportee described the move by the British government as one that is bias, stressing that the government is being conservative.

“In fact, the British government is bad and very conservative, they don’t like Nigerians; we were being deported irrespective of the fact that most of us have our documents,” he explained.

“Like myself, I have been in detention for three months before I was finally deported. I went to London to study Electrical Engineering and after I finished my study, I decided to stay in the UK up till now that I was deported,” he said


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what new law has the govt put in place to deport nigerians ? or are thse guys just fibbing ?

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Ninety-two Nigerians who were deported by the British government, on Thursday landed at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos.

The Nigerians who arrived the Lagos airport aboard a chartered plane with registration number 509 at about 9.00am, consist of 77 males and 15 females. “Two of them were brought home on drug related cases, four of them on police cases, while the rest were on immigration offenses,” said an immigration source at the international airport who spoke on condition of anonymity.


Deportees lament new law

A few deportees contacted by NEXT at the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (NAHCO) premises, expressed sadness at a new law put in place by the British government, explaining that the initiative has led to the “massive deportation” embarked upon by the government.

A female deportee who insisted on giving only her first name, Ann, said that she: “I am being frustrated, I can’t do anything now. I have been in detention for over one week before I was deported. I have been in London since 2004.

“I have always been renewing my documents until now that I was deported because it is their new law that Nigerians should be repatriated back. I have everything including cars, and I work in a good place; but even people that have children were also repatriated from London,” she said.

A male deportee described the move by the British government as one that is bias, stressing that the government is being conservative.

“In fact, the British government is bad and very conservative, they don’t like Nigerians; we were being deported irrespective of the fact that most of us have our documents,” he explained.

“Like myself, I have been in detention for three months before I was finally deported. I went to London to study Electrical Engineering and after I finished my study, I decided to stay in the UK up till now that I was deported,” he said


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What a load of crap. I am Nigerian. I just renewed my documents. What new law is in place to deport Nigerians? Bull crap. If you like stay in Britain for 67 years without papers, one day one day when they catch up with you, you are a gonna.

You have everything including cars, but you dont have a single piece of paper that matters more than cars.

Stop telling us stories.

They should deport those who have no business staying in the UK.

[quote][/quote]A female deportee who insisted on giving only her first name, Ann, said that she: “I am being frustrated, I can’t do anything now. I have been in detention for over one week before I was deported. I have been in London since 2004.

Having lived in the Uk for 7years, i guess you should count yourself lucky.I am sure you must have saving back home just go on and start a business here.No need lamenting.

LOL. I wonder.

PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW THAT THEY COULD BE REMOVED FROM THE UK AT ANY TIME IF THEY DO NOT HOLD THE RIGHT DOCUMENT, I WAS ALSO IN SAME SITUATION LAST YEAR, I GOT JAILED FOR FRAUD BY FALSE REPRESENTATIVES. AND WAS SENTENCED TO 2YEARS IN JAIL. AFTER MY SENTENCE, I WAS GOING TO BE DEPORTED BUT I APPEALED THE DECISION TO DEPORT ME BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE. LUCKILY FOR ME, MY APPEAL WAS ALLOWED. AND NOW I HAVE A RESIDENCE PERMIT, HOWEVER BEFORE I WAS ARRESTED,I ONLY HAD A VISITING VISA. WHICH MEANS THAT I WONT HAVE GOT A RESIDENCE PERMIT IF I DIDNT DO A CRIME,

MOREOVER I SHOULD SAY THANK YOU TO MY OYINBO GAL, BECAUSE I WOULD HAVE BEEN DEPORTED IF NOT FOR MY OYINBO AND MY DAUGHTER,

Thanks to oyinbo pussy for letting you stay in jand.

Is the oyinbo girl on nairaland? And her name is oyinbo girl? Abi na country and race couples dey take refer to each other now eg my congolese guy, my egyptian fiance, my seychelles booty call. Certainly helps with quick identification i must say.

My point is why thank your oyinbo girl on nl instead of at home. Am i missing something.

^^^^^I no fit laugh o!