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Nigeria, UK Sign Deportation Deal To Remove Failed Asylum Seekers · DidiLawren

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  Hello and welcome back to an episode of Answer Lawrence here.
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  How are you all doing if you're doing great?
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  For today's episode, I want to talk about the deal that
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  President Bola Ahmed Tunubu signed with the UK government to
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  deport Nigerians. Asylum seekers, filled asylum
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  seekers, people with criminal records and overstayers in the
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  UK. President Tunubu has signed this
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  deal to deport them without documentation.
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  I think the reason why it is very important is because
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  previously, if you're seeking asylum, most of them, they throw
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  their passports away. They will claim that they can't
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  find their passports. And then the UK government will
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  have to reach out to the Nigerian embassy to say, listen,
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  this is your people give us documentation to deposit them
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  back to you. Most times the because the
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  person has to accept that they're Nigerian first of all,
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  before you can give them any documents.
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  So if the the the culprit at that point is saying that I am
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  not a Nigerian, I'm a Ghanaian or amid these or amid that.
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  So that would delay the whole process.
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  Maybe sometimes they just escape or just blending the system and
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  sometimes they just disappear until maybe later they were able
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  to file or the UK government would just, OK, take grant the
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  asylum, the asylum. Now, this particular document
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  right now is a letter that the UK government can write to say,
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  yes, this person is a Nigerian and we're using this particular
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  letter to deport this person back to Nigeria.
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  That was the deal. Olubumi Tunzuju was with Shabana
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  Mahmoud. They they took a picture, they
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  held the whole signed documents. Everybody was smiling.
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  You know, the UK, the UK, they are happy.
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  They are happy because people are going to get deported.
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  Deportation is about to kick off.
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  The US government signed a deal with Ghana to deport Africans.
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  Well West to the port Africans W Africans back to Ghana.
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  They approached Nigeria. Nigeria said no, you know the
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  money about to pay us is is not enough.
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  We, we, we can't, we can't accept that Ghana took the deal.
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  Ghana and their government came under fire because people said
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  you have sold out West Africa. So anybody that is being picked
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  up by ICE that is from West Africa, regardless of whether
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  you're Senegal, Cameroonian, any country from West Africa, they
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  would deport you back to Ghana. Then from Ghana, you can then
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  find your your square roots. So that was a very controversial
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  deal that Ghana, that Ghana, the government of Ghana signed with
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  the UK government with the US government right now.
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  Bola Ahmed Nubu, who was looking for money, was looking for loan,
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  went on a three day state visit to the UK and Keir Stam at the
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  British Prime Minister was able to sweet talking to say, listen,
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  we're going to give you this money that you're asking for,
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  but you're going to give us something in return.
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  And that is to sign this document, any asylum seeker, any
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  field asylum seeker. And the reason why they've not
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  really deny the whole lot of asylum, asylum from Nigeria is
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  because of that document. It's because they are saying,
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  OK, some people will say, oh, you can't deport us because this
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  is where we're being threatened or we're being this or being
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  that. So we they can't really go to
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  the government or to the embassy to say, give us or further
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  documents to help us deport this person.
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  But with that letter, it doesn't matter as long as you are asylum
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  seeking, whatever you're seeking failed.
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  They're going to deport you. There was this lady who before
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  now who in Nigeria, they moved from South Africa to the UK.
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  They, they, they were seeking for asylum, saying that they
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  can't go back to South Africa because the South African
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  government were after them and all that.
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  So when it was time to deport them, they were, the document
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  they came with is South African documents.
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  But everybody knows that they're Nigerians.
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  So when the asylum was then denied, they had to now deport
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  them to South Africa. But now that this agreement is
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  in place, anybody of Nigerian or rich, whether you agree or not,
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  once your asylum is denied, you're going back to Nigeria.
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  Once you have any criminal records, let's say you commit a
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  crime and then for whatever reason you are arrested and
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  charged, you're going to be deported.
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  Now, somebody or some online commentators are saying that the
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  reason why Tuneupus signed this deal is to get IKEA queer murder
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  back to Nigeria because the Nigerian government, they've
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  tried. They've tried to when the whole
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  thing was going on, for some of you who don't know, IKEA
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  Paramado was the third most powerful person in Nigeria.
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  He was the president of the Senate.
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  Now, IKEA Paramado's daughter had kidney problems.
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  Yeah, So they were looking for, I don't know, she was or she's
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  still in the UK. So they want the list.
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  But UK, they do things properly. It doesn't matter who you are.
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  If you're on the list, you're on the list.
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  They have to wait to get you a turn.
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  So what had happened was that IKEA Corremado contracted a
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  doctor to look for somebody who could donate kidney for his
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  daughter. And then the person they got a,
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  a, a, a very young man who they had promised to take to the UK
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  to work for Ike Poramado. So he was not told that he was
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  going to donate kidney for equal Ike Poramado's daughter.
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  So when he got to the UK, they forged documents, you know,
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  arranged everything, sent Ike Poramado, signed all those
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  things. He was brought to the UK now
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  during medical checkup because whether you you're a match or
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  not, they still have to go through their own medical
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  checkups once you're in the UK. So when he was being asked, you
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  know the questions like, do you know why you're here?
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  Do you consent to donating your kidney?
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  He was confused. He was like kidney.
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  I wasn't told about donating kidney.
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  This is how ridiculous these people are.
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  You brought somebody, you know, they were going to ask these
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  questions. I Anyway, they started
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  martyrating a guy. They sent him out of the house.
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  He was sleeping raw for about two days before reporting
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  himself to the police station. So the police then picked up the
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  case and started investigating. Now IKEA Paramado and his wife
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  were busy looking for another donor because they wanted to
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  save their child. IKEA Paramado then found a donor
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  in Turkey. This time he was willing to pay.
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  If he had paid this boy 20,000 lbs, I don't think it would have
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  been a problem. He just did not want to pay.
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  He just fell. You know, when somebody wants to
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  use, regardless of how much people have, they want to use
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  the poor. So Ek Koramadu got 20,000 lbs to
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  travel with, going to Turkey to procure another kidney because
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  he was already flagged on their system.
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  He was arrested, he was searched, they found £20,000,
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  they collected his phones, they found messages.
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  Ek Koramadu was arrested, the wife was arrested.
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  They were charged, caught and gaoled.
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  I think the wife has been released, but AKA Koramadu I
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  think still have about two years or a year to, to to complete.
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  So some people said the reason why team will sign this deal is
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  to get AKA Koramadu back to Nigeria because he's a criminal.
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  So this deal, all they need to do is to, you know, transfer him
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  back to Nigeria prison and you know, Nigerian prison like for
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  the higher mighty. But Brisky did not even go to
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  gaol. So you can imagine Ike, we're a
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  model. He's just going to be living in
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  luxury will be welcomed like a king and tenable sold out
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  Nigerians to release IKEA. We're a model, allegedly,
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  allegedly. And in my opinion, I believe it.
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  I do. Let me know what you think.
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  Do you think that the government was so pressed they needed money
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  so they had to sign that deal with the UK government?
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  Or do you think that Tinobu is just he's just doing things to,
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  you know, thinking if he gets it Ek for a battle back the Ebos to
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  secure the Ibos votes and the Ibos will vote for him.
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