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Justice & Security for the Famakinwa Family!

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Mark Abraham
11 years ago

The Home Office clearly have a policy of disbelief. This runs against our own tradition in Britain that someone is innocent until they are proven guilty. I really don't understand how Abiola's story cannot be accepted as true - not only do we have ample evidence of the actions of Boko Harim and others in Nigeria but the story of her husband's death and the family's subsequent history should be enough to convince anyone who takes the trouble to listen. I wish them all good luck for the new year and after!

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Mark Abraham
11 years ago

The Home Office clearly have a policy of disbelief. This runs against our own tradition in Britain that someone is innocent until they are proven guilty. I really don't understand how Abiola's story cannot be accepted as true - not only do we have ample evidence of the actions of Boko Harim and others in Nigeria but the story of her husband's death and the family's subsequent history should be enough to convince anyone who takes the trouble to listen. I wish them all good luck for the new year and after!

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caron gasper
11 years ago

Please don't ignore this families pleas for help, those with the power and influence must act so they are safe and can prosper.

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caron gasper
11 years ago

Please don't ignore this families pleas for help, those with the power and influence must act so they are safe and can prosper.

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Ingrid Maus
11 years ago

To whoever is the decision maker: this is a great family who need shelter and protection, three orphans and a widow! James 1:27 :-)

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Ingrid Maus
11 years ago

To whoever is the decision maker: this is a great family who need shelter and protection, three orphans and a widow! James 1:27 :-)

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Amanda Dunbar
11 years ago

This family have a significant contribution to make. They have been incredibly resilient in very challenging circumstances. Abiola has skills which could be well used in the UK. I would be very concerned for the family's survival should they be sent back and am concerned that they need our support here now.

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Amanda Dunbar
11 years ago Featured

This family have a significant contribution to make. They have been incredibly resilient in very challenging circumstances. Abiola has skills which could be well used in the UK. I would be very concerned for the family's survival should they be sent back and am concerned that they need our support here now.

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Sally shepherd
11 years ago

Please keep them here and safe

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Sally shepherd
11 years ago

Please keep them here and safe

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Gaynor Oddy
11 years ago

Please help end the suffering of this wonderful family who will make such a great contribution to our society if allowed to stay in the UK.

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Gaynor Oddy
11 years ago

Please help end the suffering of this wonderful family who will make such a great contribution to our society if allowed to stay in the UK.

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Mike Bird
11 years ago

Abiola and I are members of the same branch of Unite. I support her right to remain in the UK.

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Mike Bird
11 years ago

Abiola and I are members of the same branch of Unite. I support her right to remain in the UK.

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Barry Johnson
11 years ago

It is not safe for the family in Nigeria. They should be allowed to stay here. They also have a lot to contribute to this country.

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Barry Johnson
11 years ago

It is not safe for the family in Nigeria. They should be allowed to stay here. They also have a lot to contribute to this country.

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Miriam Wilkinson
11 years ago

Please allow Abiola and her children to remain safe in the UK.

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Miriam Wilkinson
11 years ago

Please allow Abiola and her children to remain safe in the UK.

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Christine Clark
11 years ago

Abiola Famakinwa and her three children have my full support to seek and to receive asylum in the UK whilst they pursue justice for Samuel Oluwasanmi Famakinwa, Abiola's husband and the childrens father.

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Christine Clark
11 years ago

Abiola Famakinwa and her three children have my full support to seek and to receive asylum in the UK whilst they pursue justice for Samuel Oluwasanmi Famakinwa, Abiola's husband and the childrens father.