Uchendu Precious Onuoha (Special Correspondent)
Re. NIGERIANS IN SPAIN CONDEMNS SPATE OF INSECURITY IN NIGERIA
Re. NIGERIANS IN SPAIN CONDEMNS SPATE OF INSECURITY IN NIGERIA
(LAMPTEY ORIAKHI,
THE FACE OF AN IMPOSTOR)
Our attention has been drawn to a fallacious cloned publication
attributed to the Daily Times of May 17 titled, “Nigerians In Spain Condemns
Spate Of Insecurity In Nigeria” by an impostor named Lamptey Oriakhi, who
claimed to be the President of the Federation of Nigerians in Spain (FNCS) an
umbrella organization established to cater for the welfare of Nigerians
resident in Spain. For reference, see the link below; http://dailytimes.ng/nigerians-spain-condemns-spate-insecurity-nigeria/
We, the concerned Nigerians living in the Royal Kingdom of
Spain, wish to use this medium and the opportunities offered herein to refute
on behalf of the entire Nigeria nation in Spain that he, Lamptey Oriakhi, is a
blatant liar, a self-seeking individual, power monger, a gold digger and
desperado per excellence.
It will be recalled in that publication that he claimed that
it was the elections held on April 23, 2016
in Madrid, the
Spanish capital that brought him
as the new president of the Federation. It is so treacherous to have made such
outrageous claim knowing fully that he is not the president of the Federation
and there were no elections held on that date.
For the avoidance of doubt and to put the record straight,
the federation of Nigeria communities in Spain, held its bi-annual elections on
November 28, 2015 in Barcelona. After the keenly contested elections, Prince
Taiwo Adesegun emerged as the new president of the federation along with other
members of his cabinet. Lamptey Oriakhi,
equally contested for the presidency, but was disqualified for forgery and
falsification of documents.
In line with the constitution of the federation, the Nigeria
embassy Spain was invited to witness the elections. The embassy in response to
the invitation sent two high ranking officials as observers. After the well-attended
elections, the winners were sworn in and they have been performing their
official functions since then. It is so misleading by Lamptey to have made the
purported publication asserting himself as the President of FNCS.
We wish to inform herein that Lamptey Oriakhi, is not the President
of our revered federation. Therefore, the publication and the claims made
therein are null and void to the extent of its inconsistency.
Yes, we agree that the insecurity in our nation has gone haywire,
but no one has sent Lamptey Oriakhi, any errand on behalf of the Nigeria nation
in Spain. Hence any claim made in
that publication is his
personal views which he is entitled to as a Nigerian. The president
of the federation Prince Taiwo Adesegun, will in due course, make categorical statement
on several issues bothering Nigerians in Spain including the thorny issue of
insecurity in the Nation.
For further clarifications on this subject matter, we refer
you or we ask that you send inquiries to the Nigeria embassy, Madrid. The
names, addresses and telephone numbers of the executives of the federation are
intact in their office and they have been in constant communications on issues
relating to the welfare of the Nigeria people resident in the
Royal Kingdom of Spain.
Finally, we wish to use this opportunity to state that
henceforth, it will do the purported Daily Times editorial board or any other
news tabloid much good to seek clarifications on sensitive issues concerning
Nigerians in Spain before publishing same to avoid libel or any legal
confrontation with any organization, more-so, when the publication is sent by
proxy and not by direct interview or by personal representation.
We are open to dialogue and robust communications on matters
bothering on the Nigeria Nation at home and in diaspora.
Long live the Federal Republic of
Nigeria!
Long live the Nigeria community in
Spain!!
Our patriotic regards,
The undersigned: For Concerned Nigerians
in Spain.
1) Uchendu Precious
Onuoha…………..( Madrid Province)
2) Flourish Osmor Ray
Arohia……….. .(Lleida Province)
3) Uyi Omoruyi………………………....(Madrid
Province)
4) Hon. Emmanuel Ani………………....(Madrid
Province)
5)
Tony Eche……………………………(Vitoria Province)
6)
JohnBosco Okeke…………………….(Barcelona Province)
7)
Afolabi Oloko………………………...(Victoria Province)
8)
Smart Kalu………………………….. (Valencia
Province)
9)
Frank Ononiwu………………………..(Valencia Province)
10) Alex
Izediomwen……………………..(Alicante Province)
11)
Ikechukwu Asiegbu…………………..(Publisher, Voz Afric, Malaga Province)
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