Let Mary Onus Stay!
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Mary, 20 years old, was born in the UK in March 1990 but she was taken back to Nigeria by her parents when she was 6 or 7. Mary returned to the UK in 2004, when an aunt brought her to the UK on a visitors visa and left her in the care of a family friend whom she lived with until 2007. She applied for indefinite leave to remain in 2008, however the application was rejected because the solicitor applied using incorrect paperwork. She was detained by the UKBA in 2010 and remains in Yarl's Wood today. After the refusal of her asylum claim in June and the following refusal of her appeals she now has her 2nd set of removal directions scheduled for the 27 January at 8:45pm on a charter flight to Nigeria.
Mary has the right to humanitarian protection in the UK. She was born in the UK. The decision to take her back to Nigeria as a child was out of her control as she was a minor, as was the decision to move her back to the UK at 14. At 20 years old she has lived many of her formative years here. She has completed A-levels in Law, Sociology, government and politics. She was accepted to Bradford University for Law and Politics and was preparing to begin in September 2010 before being detained. Here in the UK she has formed a life with people from her church, friends from school, college. Mary has not maintained contact with her family in Nigeria and does not know their whereabouts.Also Mary has contributed to this country through working and paying her taxes and is a much loved and respected member of her community.
Mary should not be deported to Nigeria and should get leave to remain to stay in the UK where she has set up her life. Please show your support by signing this petition!
Mary has the right to humanitarian protection in the UK. She was born in the UK. The decision to take her back to Nigeria as a child was out of her control as she was a minor, as was the decision to move her back to the UK at 14. At 20 years old she has lived many of her formative years here. She has completed A-levels in Law, Sociology, government and politics. She was accepted to Bradford University for Law and Politics and was preparing to begin in September 2010 before being detained. Here in the UK she has formed a life with people from her church, friends from school, college. Mary has not maintained contact with her family in Nigeria and does not know their whereabouts.Also Mary has contributed to this country through working and paying her taxes and is a much loved and respected member of her community.
Mary should not be deported to Nigeria and should get leave to remain to stay in the UK where she has set up her life. Please show your support by signing this petition!
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50 signatures
Goal: 50
Latest Signatures
8 October 2015
50.
Ola S
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I urge you as Home Secretary to release Mary from detention so that she may return to her Manchester community, cancel her forced removal to Nigeria and reconsider her claim to humanitarian protection.
11 April 2015
6 April 2015
7 January 2015
8 November 2014
20 March 2014
45.
Olatunde Stephenson
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This is on believable issue,mary onus was born in england and spent most of her life in uk,mary must stay in uk because by sending her to nigeria might cause her life descrimental.finally i plead to the secretary of state to grant her leave to remain in u
5 March 2014
27 January 2014
30 October 2013
42.
Susan S
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I visit Mary at Yarl's Wood. She is a good girl who wants to do her university course. She is frightened about going back to Nigeria where she knows no one
19 July 2013
41.
Kofoworola O
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I appeal to let Mary Onus stay in the UK because she has the right to live in UK cos she was born in UK
15 June 2013
29 January 2013
39.
John Y
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I urge you as Home Secretary to release Mary from detention so that she may return to her Manchester community, cancel her forced removal to Nigeria and reconsider her claim to humanitarian protection.
31 July 2012
21 June 2012
7 February 2012
30 November 2011
7 November 2011
34.
Oluwatoyin T
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Mary Onus has spent better part of her life in United Kingdom, she deserved to stay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
28 October 2011
19 October 2011
26 July 2011
9 March 2011
9 November 2010
10 September 2010
5 June 2010
23 March 2010
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