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Biafra: Ohanaeze reacts to UK s move to offer asylum to IPOB, MASSOB members

Daily Post Nigeria Published The apex Igbo socio-cultural group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has said that the UK’s Asylum Visa to members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB and Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB has ended the falsehood and sponsored violence against Biafrans. Recall that the UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) released new guidelines to its decision makers on how to consider and grant asylum applications by members of Biafran secessionist groups. Asylum is to be granted to “persecuted” members IPOB and MASSOB. But in its reaction, the Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide described the news as the” genuineness of the international community to change the ugly narratives of Federal authorities to suppress the Southeasterners and unjustly spread falsehoods of non-violent agitators being terrorist groups.”

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190207:15:34:00

temporary one-year mexican asylum visa. if you look here in the shelter, there are still 2,000 in here. the folks have calmed down a little bit in here. they got to watch a soccer game. brought in cable last night. the day before they had a dance party. the tents you are looking at are the national migration folks signing people up. they ve only done 139 today out of almost 2,000 but getting signed up. jose is a gentleman we ve met along the way. on january 15th he started on this journey in a wheelchair. he made it these 1500 miles. he says his plan is that he will get his mexican temporary visa and go to the bridge, the port of entry at eagle pass and get his application in to claim asylum in america. now if you look here, though, the security operation is still in force. they re still containing this? a very strong way. they re doing that because of the one, to keep migrants from

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151123:14:53:00

second, we should close the doors, we shouldn t accept any more refugees coming in from syria. but of course that s very unfair because most of the terrorists, if not all of the terrorists, actually were european nationals. i met up with a 30-year-old syrian refugees, a warm young woman. she is truly one of the lucky ones. she is well educated, she fled syria 2 1/2 years ago, she spent 18 months in turkey and a year ago came here after she got an asylum visa. her life is incredibly challenging. she told me all she really wants is to just be able to find a job. i m trying to get a job. how hard is it to find a job? a lot. it s really hard. i applied for around 100. 100 jobs? 100 jobs. different places.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151122:18:42:00

sterns. she just got finished speaking with a syrian refugee here in france. what was their story? thomas, it s very sad situation. people see these terrible terrorist attacks. now they re saying not just here in france but also in the u.s., people are saying we don t want any syrian refugees. that s not the case. most of these terrorists if not all of them, were europeans and had european citizenship. i spoke to a 30-year-old woman. she is actually really one of the lucky ones. she left syria 2 1/2 years ago. spent 18 months in turkey and was fortunate enough to get an asylum visa to come here to france. she has a sister here. well educated. her life is incredibly challenging. i asked her what the hardest part of it was. she said the hardest part was watching her mother, her adorable 74-year-old mother who i had also met, be uprooted from the only place she s ever called home, damascus. listen to some of the conversation.

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