Abeg make dem leave dese people alone o. They have suffered enough trauma. Deporting dem would mean exposing dem to extreme danger. Pls d british govt shld allow dem to stay. Afterall dey are not a threat to anyone.
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Dele Chinedu
11 years ago
This is an incredible family that have so much to offer any community they live in. it'll be a shame to put their lives in danger by returning them to Nigeria before justice is served.
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Ayodele Da-Silva
11 years ago
Please keep this family safe in the UK. Thanks.
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AJIAMAH Hamilton
11 years ago
Pls keep the Fawakinwas in the UK!!!
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Abimbola Fadipe
11 years ago
Please keep the Famakinwa family safe and allow them stay in the uk.
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Angela Ege
11 years ago
Abiola is a well trained professional and would in no way constitute a burden to the benefits system. She should be granted leave to remain in the United Kingdom, and rise her children in peace.
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Emmanuel Odiaka
11 years ago
Please let Abiola Famakinwa stay. Thank you.
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Emmanuel Ojo-Odiase
11 years ago
Dear British Home Office,
Kindly do the needful and grant Biola and her kids their request.
Indeed, Samuel Famakinwa, the breadwinner of this young family at the time of his mysterious death was one of Nigeria's brightest journalists. His enviable rise in the industry was a testament to this fact. The mystery behind his death along with many other high profile deaths which remains unresolved to this day is a stark reality of the cruelty that still pervades the Nigerian state.
I believe it is best for this family to live outside of Nigeria at least for now and for as long as their psychology can bear with the irreparable loss of their benefactor.
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Lianne Slavin
11 years ago
I support the Famakinwa family and call on the Home Office to grant the family leave to remain in the UK.
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Tom Adoghe
11 years ago
The Famakinwa's have gone through alot and their right to stay is fully supported by me as they have really contributed alot to the British society, Using their talents and encourging other families in need.
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Fatogun Olanrewaju
11 years ago
Famakinwa's are treating back home and since they came inn to UK and they found peace and acceptance from people both the white and black.
We should not let them feel rejected and the trauma of their daddies death have effect on the children has it has an effect on their mother.
Thanks
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Susan Gairdner
11 years ago
Everything about this case fits the spirit of the Refugee Convention. It is shameful not to give Abiola Famakinwa leave to remain. She and her family are welcome here.
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khadijah Al-Hilali
11 years ago
Everyone has the right to live a life that is secure from harm, we cannot allow this family to be returned to Nigeria where they could be tortured and eventually slaughtered. Judging someone by Religion and Race has no place in humanity.
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Evelyn Woolry
11 years ago
She has been through a dreadful time and her children no longer have a father. She is well qualified and could support her self and her children. Let her stay and work. I am sure she will be a good citizen.
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Susan Richardson
11 years ago
This lady deserves to be accepted - she has not just come to claim benefits and is qualified to work. Her bravery in the face of what has happened to her suggests that she will be a good citizen and contribute positively to our society.
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Peter . D
11 years ago
Granted!
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Ruth Abraham
11 years ago
This family have suffered enough - let them stay
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Vannese Mazhambe
11 years ago
We all deserve a second chance in life. This family needs a chance to build thier life in a safe environment after all the trauma they have suffered
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Micheal Cameroon
12 years ago
We want Abiola and her children to stay in United Kingdom
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Sakirat
12 years ago
We want abiola and her children to stay in United Kingdom
Abeg make dem leave dese people alone o. They have suffered enough trauma. Deporting dem would mean exposing dem to extreme danger. Pls d british govt shld allow dem to stay. Afterall dey are not a threat to anyone.
This is an incredible family that have so much to offer any community they live in. it'll be a shame to put their lives in danger by returning them to Nigeria before justice is served.
Please keep this family safe in the UK. Thanks.
Pls keep the Fawakinwas in the UK!!!
Please keep the Famakinwa family safe and allow them stay in the uk.
Abiola is a well trained professional and would in no way constitute a burden to the benefits system. She should be granted leave to remain in the United Kingdom, and rise her children in peace.
Please let Abiola Famakinwa stay. Thank you.
Dear British Home Office, Kindly do the needful and grant Biola and her kids their request. Indeed, Samuel Famakinwa, the breadwinner of this young family at the time of his mysterious death was one of Nigeria's brightest journalists. His enviable rise in the industry was a testament to this fact. The mystery behind his death along with many other high profile deaths which remains unresolved to this day is a stark reality of the cruelty that still pervades the Nigerian state. I believe it is best for this family to live outside of Nigeria at least for now and for as long as their psychology can bear with the irreparable loss of their benefactor.
I support the Famakinwa family and call on the Home Office to grant the family leave to remain in the UK.
The Famakinwa's have gone through alot and their right to stay is fully supported by me as they have really contributed alot to the British society, Using their talents and encourging other families in need.
Famakinwa's are treating back home and since they came inn to UK and they found peace and acceptance from people both the white and black. We should not let them feel rejected and the trauma of their daddies death have effect on the children has it has an effect on their mother. Thanks
Everything about this case fits the spirit of the Refugee Convention. It is shameful not to give Abiola Famakinwa leave to remain. She and her family are welcome here.
Everyone has the right to live a life that is secure from harm, we cannot allow this family to be returned to Nigeria where they could be tortured and eventually slaughtered. Judging someone by Religion and Race has no place in humanity.
She has been through a dreadful time and her children no longer have a father. She is well qualified and could support her self and her children. Let her stay and work. I am sure she will be a good citizen.
This lady deserves to be accepted - she has not just come to claim benefits and is qualified to work. Her bravery in the face of what has happened to her suggests that she will be a good citizen and contribute positively to our society.
Granted!
This family have suffered enough - let them stay
We all deserve a second chance in life. This family needs a chance to build thier life in a safe environment after all the trauma they have suffered
We want Abiola and her children to stay in United Kingdom
We want abiola and her children to stay in United Kingdom