Jeff Ukiri, originally from Nigeria, has been in the UK for almost eight years. In that time he has developed a loving relationship with his partner Juliet, becoming an active role model for her two children, and has volunteered extensively with numerous local charities and organisations. He has relinquished all ties with Nigeria and deserves the right to a happy and successful family and private life in the UK.
Reaching this point has been an exhausting uphill climb but seeing this level of momentum keeps me going. It is clear that so many people see the truth about Jeff and his life here. We are not giving up until he receives the fairness he has earned.
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colin warburton
12 years ago
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Jeff does much outreach and voluntary work for the West African community-a very specialist field.of work, is a trustee and is integrating well into UK society. His family is dependent on him. He must be allowed to remain in the UkK
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lovemore kapito
12 years ago
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I have known Jeff for almost there years he is a very humble man and kid.jeff has helped a lot of people in advising them in the hiv programs he does with ght voluntary if he is granted osace to remain he could be an asset to a lot of people leavibgg with hiv
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anthony collier
12 years ago
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I know jeff - he works tirelessly for charity here - he has lived here for so long now and has a family and good friends here - i'm ashamed to belong to a country that looks to deport someone like this when they've given so much to us
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Jim Vann
12 years ago
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To deport someone after they have lived here for 8 years and established a life here is barbaric! Do the civilised and decent thing and let him stay!
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Andrew Saunders
12 years ago
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It would be a disgrace for a country like Britain not to allow someone like Jeff, who has contributed so much, to stay where he now belongs. He has a life here and has earned the right to be able to live here, in safety, and be with his family, friends and colleagues.
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Amanda Orr
12 years ago
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Allow Jeff to stay, he as contributed well in his volunteer roles, he should be entitled to a family life with his partner juliet her children.
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Adrian Walker
12 years ago
Please support Jeff by enabling him to remain in the UK and continue to support Juliet, the kids and the many people that benefit from his volunteer work.
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Kevin Moulton
12 years ago
Jeff is an essential part of the volunteer community and as such should be allowed to remain in the country
Jeff Ukiri, originally from Nigeria, has been in the UK for almost eight years. In that time he has developed a loving relationship with his partner Juliet, becoming an active role model for her two children, and has volunteered extensively with numerous local charities and organisations. He has relinquished all ties with Nigeria and deserves the right to a happy and successful family and private life in the UK.
Reaching this point has been an exhausting uphill climb but seeing this level of momentum keeps me going. It is clear that so many people see the truth about Jeff and his life here. We are not giving up until he receives the fairness he has earned.
35 Comments
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colin warburton
12 years ago
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Jeff does much outreach and voluntary work for the West African community-a very specialist field.of work, is a trustee and is integrating well into UK society. His family is dependent on him. He must be allowed to remain in the UkK
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lovemore kapito
12 years ago
Featured
I have known Jeff for almost there years he is a very humble man and kid.jeff has helped a lot of people in advising them in the hiv programs he does with ght voluntary if he is granted osace to remain he could be an asset to a lot of people leavibgg with hiv
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anthony collier
12 years ago
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I know jeff - he works tirelessly for charity here - he has lived here for so long now and has a family and good friends here - i'm ashamed to belong to a country that looks to deport someone like this when they've given so much to us
J
Jim Vann
12 years ago
Featured
To deport someone after they have lived here for 8 years and established a life here is barbaric! Do the civilised and decent thing and let him stay!
A
Andrew Saunders
12 years ago
Featured
It would be a disgrace for a country like Britain not to allow someone like Jeff, who has contributed so much, to stay where he now belongs. He has a life here and has earned the right to be able to live here, in safety, and be with his family, friends and colleagues.
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Amanda Orr
12 years ago
Featured
Allow Jeff to stay, he as contributed well in his volunteer roles, he should be entitled to a family life with his partner juliet her children.
A
Adrian Walker
12 years ago
Please support Jeff by enabling him to remain in the UK and continue to support Juliet, the kids and the many people that benefit from his volunteer work.
K
Kevin Moulton
12 years ago
Jeff is an essential part of the volunteer community and as such should be allowed to remain in the country
Jeff does much outreach and voluntary work for the West African community-a very specialist field.of work, is a trustee and is integrating well into UK society. His family is dependent on him. He must be allowed to remain in the UkK