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How Lagos senator was abducted at national assembly

How Lagos senator was abducted at national assembly

Olamilekan Adeola, senator representing Lagos west, was abducted by unknown gunmen at the national assembly on Thursday.

TheCable learnt that Adeola also known as Yayi was picked up in front of white house (the building housing the two chambers) but he later escaped.

An aide of the lawmaker said the incident might not be unconnected to his call for the sack of all service chiefs.

While speaking on the nationwide killings, especially the recent on in Nasarawa state, on Tuesday, Olamilekan urged President Muhammadu Buhari to the sack of heads of all security agencies.

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The aide of the lawmaker said his principal suffered a sprain to his ankle after he jumped out of the vehicle that was used to kidnap him.

“Yesterday at the floor of the plenary, senator Yayi Adeola, while lending his voice to the killings in Nasarawa he called for the sacking of all service chiefs and heads of security agencies,” said the aide who preferred anonymity.

“Today, before the mace was seized, Senator Yayi Adeola was actually kidnapped. Not attempted kidnapped by unknown gunmen at the national assembly right in front of the white house.

“They took him all the way to the house of reps – they were trying to escape through the villa gate it was at that point he had to maneuver and jumped out of the vehicle. As I speak to you, he still has a sprain on his leg.”

The lawmaker narrated the incident on Twitter but said he was responding to treatment.

How Lagos senator was abducted at national assembly

Ike Ekweremadu, deputy senate president, who presided over plenary on Thursday, had said there was an attempt to abduct two senators.

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Illegal immigrant mother can stay, rules Supreme Court
1 February 2011
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The judgement was delivered by Baroness Hale
The Supreme Court has ruled that an illegal immigrant from Tanzania has the right to stay in the UK because her two children were born in Britain.

The woman arrived in the UK in December 1995 and made three unsuccessful claims for asylum, one in her own name and two using false identities.

She met a British man and they had two children, now nine and 12, who are British citizens.

The court said the woman's immigration history was "appalling".

The Supreme Court heard the woman, known only as ZH, arrived in the UK in 1995.

Two years after she arrived, she formed a relationship with a British man. They separated in 2005 but the father maintains regular contact with his children.

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ZH made three claims for asylum, one of the which came after the children's father was diagnosed with HIV in 2007.

All three claims failed and immigration officials told her the children could be reasonably expected to leave the UK with their mother.

But in its ruling the court said her removal from the UK would "constitute a disproportionate interference with her right to respect for her private and family life, guaranteed by article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights".

It said removing her would not be in the interests of her two children.

Giving the judgement, Baroness Hale said the need to maintain firm and fair immigration controls must be taken into account but the "best interests" of the children must be a "primary consideration".

"This means that they must be considered first," said Lady Hale.
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