“Nigerians Will Kill Me” – Nigerian Gay Man About To Be Deported From Britain

"I can’t go back. When I go back they will kill me," he said on the phone from Colnbrook Immigration Removal Centre.
Campaigners from the Unity Centre, an asylum seekers’ support charity, are now urging supporters to call on the Home Office with Oyenkunle’s case number and complain about his deportation.
"I talked to him about five minutes ago… he’s feeling depressed, he’s not eating… he’s got medication for [post traumatic stress disorder], there’s a lot of medical conditions around him," a friend of Oyenkunle named Joshua told us.
"He’s feeling suicidal."

“been thrown out and was sleeping rough” before authorities detained him and scheduled him for deportation. Campaigners also said his case is in breach of Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which grants “the right to life, liberty and security of person.”

"I was there on the day Margaret Thatcher opened her door to P.W. Botha while Nelson Mandela languished in a prison cell," Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn wrote in an open letter to May.
"Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative Party were on the wrong side of history then – just as Theresa May and her Conservative Party are on the wrong side of history today