Delta State government has deported a 32-year-old woman, Ogochukwu Nwabude for engaging in alms begging in Asaba, the capital of Delta State.


Nwabude, who begged for alms in Asaba, was, thereafter, empowered by the Commissioner for Women and Social Welfare in her state, Ify Obinabo and cautioned to desist from alms begging.

In a press release issued by the media aide to the commissioner, Miss Chidinma Ikeanyionwu stated that the repatriated woman was empowered by the commission, and handed over to the woman leader of her community, in Uruagu Nnewi.

“Ogochukwu Nwabude, a mother of one was sent back to Anambra by the Delta state government for constituting nuisance by begging in the state.

“Obinabo who did not spare the repatriated beggar frowned at the act but encouraged her to be an agent of change by engaging in a trade in order to fend for herself and her child.

“She (Obinabo) empowered her with a little token to help her start up a business of her choice but warned that if caught again, she will be taken to court and face the law.”

Ikeanyionwu quoted the woman as saying, she only engaged in the act for two weeks before she was captured by the Delta state government and repatriated back to the Anambra.

She promised not to engage in alms begging and pledged to make good use of the empowerment.

She was later handed over to the Uruagu Woman leader in Nnewi who will be monitoring her progress and as well report back to the ministry…..

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Okowa Deports Anambra Woman For Constituting Nuisance In Asaba



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Taba21:


Confirmed

Airlord2030:
SW governors needs to apply same approach ..

Too many osu alusi nuisances here

totit:


We the SS/SE

JohnBullMySon:
When did we start deporting from state to state in Nigeria?

Some of these governors don't even know the law.

FreeStuffsNG:
You can be returned back home when you constitute a nuisance in another man's land. This is the least the host govt can do to avoid your host taking laws into their own hands.

The solution is to respect your hosts. If you do not you are playing with fire. Respect your hosts.

JohnBullMySon:
Is it legal or not? That's my question.

You cannot have deportation without state secession.

JohnBullMySon:
When did we start deporting from state to state in Nigeria?

Some of these governors don't even know the law.

FreeStuffsNG:
You call it deportation to incite but the victims of the nuisance are better returning her to her people safely. Charity begins at home and if she is ill trained she is back home to recieve proper training.

Stay back in your village if you willl be a nuisance to your host. That is the message I want you to take home.

FreeStuffsNG:
You can be returned back home when you constitute a nuisance in another man's land. This is the least the host govt can do to avoid your host taking laws into their own hands.

The solution is to respect your hosts. If you do not you are playing with fire. Respect your hosts.

InyinyaAgbaOku:
That means a lot of hausas and Yorubas are in trouble if we are to do this nationwide

JohnBullMySon:
Is it legal or not? That's my question.

You cannot have deportation without state secession.

Taba21:


Is it by force to stay where you're not wanted.

FreeStuffsNG:
You call it deportation to incite but the victims of the nuisance are better returning her to her people safely. Charity begins at home and if she is ill trained she is back home to recieve proper training.

Stay back in your village if you willl be a nuisance to your host. That is the message I want you to take home.

JohnBullMySon:
Every Nigerian has the right to live anywhere. There's no such thing as host and guest in the constitution.

If you want a host and guest relationship, then let's call a national referendum and break up Nigeria into republics. That's the only option.

JohnBullMySon:
No. That's why it's either we all obey the constitution that gurantees the rights of all citizens to live anywhere

Or we call a national referendum to break Nigeria into smaller republics, so that those who are not wanted can go back to where they are wanted. Simple.

JohnBullMySon:
Is it legal or not? That's my question.

You cannot have deportation without state secession.

“She (Obinabo) empowered her with a little token to help her start up a business of her choice but warned that if caught again, she will be taken to court and face the law.”

Ikeanyionwu quoted the woman as saying, she only engaged in the act for two weeks before she was captured by the Delta state government and repatriated back to the Anambra.

Taba21:


You can't stay anywhere where others can't stay with you, you can't destroyed your land and be thinking that you can stay anywhere because you're sharing same passport with others with bad attitude towards your host.

FreeStuffsNG:
There is no Catholic- Anglican dichotomy in Nigeria you guys focus on in Anambra. Your host is the owner of the ancestral land you take temporary abode and you are their guest because they can always take back their land or send you away if you disrespect them. They own that society you met when you left your villlage and they have behaviours they permit and do not permit.
Respect them for your peaceful stay there. If you go to a predominant muslim North respect their religion and culture if not you are a nuisance they will remove from their land by all means. They can even stop you from voting same way many Northerners were disenfranchised in the SE.

JohnBullMySon:


The problem with tribalism and illiteracy is that y'all think it is the fault of the other tribe. We don't have tribal kingdoms in Nigeria, what we have is a single constitution. However if you guys cannot tolerate each other than everyone should go their separate ways.

You cannot claim to love Nigeria and then tell other people to go away. The solution is simple. Break up officially. The success of Lagos is due to Nigeria as a whole. Most companies located in Lagos have customers in the whole of Nigeria, north and south. If you cannot tolerate other tribes, push for a breakaway so we can have Yoruba land and not Nigeria.

JohnBullMySon:


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JohnBullMySon:
Is it legal or not? That's my question.

You cannot have deportation without state secession.