NIGERIA: INTERNAL DEPORTATION OF NIGERIANS IS ANTI-RIGHT TO CITIZENSHIP DEPORTATION OF PEOPLE INTERNALLY? ARE THERE LEADERS IN THESE STATES? ARE THESE LEADERS SICK? IN THESE STATES, APC MUST REMOVE ALL THE LEADERS DEMOCRATICALLY COME YEAR 2015. ACTION OF THESE STATES IS INHUMANE AND INTOLERABLE. BECAUSE THE PRESIDENT IS WEAK AND HIS PARTY PDP LACK FOCUS, THEY FAILED TO USE THEIR OFFICE TO STOP ANTI-CITIZENSHIP DRIVE LIKE THIS WHICH IS CAPABLE OF SEVERING DRIFTING FEDERAL UNION OF NIGERIA. SHAMEFULLY LOOK AT NIGERIAN ROAD AND MOTHERS AND CHILDREN BEGGING FOOD AND MONEY UNDER ABOUT $400MILLION DAILY DIRECT AND INDIRECT REVENUE. https://facebook/photo.php?fbid=374976302606132&set=gm.515963098477403&type=1&relevant_count=1&ref=nf Anioma Voice Lagos THE DANGEROUS TREND CONTINUES. RIVERS STATE DEPORTS 113 INDIGENES Nigeria’s Rivers state government has sent to their home states, some of the 113 beggars and lunatics removed from the streets of Port-Harcourt, the capital city. And the state has warned it will soon embark on another removal exercise. The Chairman of the committee, Mr Mina Jamabo, said of the 113 beggars, destitute and lunatics removed from the streets,some had been taken to the state’s rehabilitation centres for treatment. Jamabo said that non-indigenes had since been repatriated to their various states, while the indigenes would be treated by the government until they were fit to re-unite with their families. Jambo did not give the figure of the destitute sent to their home states. Mrs Stella Toby, Permanent Secretary in the state’s Ministry of Social Welfare and Rehabilitation however unfurled government fresh plans to remove beggars and destitute from streets in the state. She made the announcement in an interview with newsmen in Port Harcourt on Monday. She said that beggars, destitute and mentally-ill people were constituting problems on some major streets and roads in the state. Toby said the State Government had set up a special committee charged with the responsibility of restoring sanity on major areas of the state. “Most of the beggars are from neighbouring states and I can assure you that they will be removed from the streets and repatriated back to their respective states,” she said. A similar exercise by the Lagos State Government recently generated bad blood between Governor Raji Fashola and Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State. Fashola’s government had sent home 14 rehabilitated destitute to Onitsha in Anambra state. Like • • Follow Post • 8 hours ago • • 2 people like this. • View 5 more comments • Mike Ujaidu AVL, who owns Rivers State? 3 hours ago via mobile • Like • Terry Dugbele Yes, e remain delta, de went lagos to destroyed it 2 hours ago via mobile • Like • Ossai Festus This trend is not a gud one for this country.I just see state governments running away from their responsibilities.So so unfortunate. about an hour ago • Like • Pius Ugoh Deporting beggars or poor people to their state of origin is not the answer to our BIG issue in Nigeria. How is deportation going to change their situation? about an hour ago • Like • Abanum Chukwuma Nigeria is Now for Rich People Only!!!!!!!!. Is this the One Nigeria that young men fought and died for? Yakubu Gowon, please tell us. "To Keep Nigeria One is a Task that Must be Done" hahahahahahaha. about an hour ago • Like • Bishop Ayidu Frank I really think, if d Governors are sincere d deportation of destituted and mentally-ill persons will not be an issue. So long rehabilitation centres are build and adequate attention given dem.
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