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17 January Februay March 2000 |
 Bayo
Omoyiola: Still Here, Still Fighting
The Immigration Service has requested Bayo to co-operate in a “documentation
process”. This has included him being asked to fill out his
personal details for issuance of an Emergency Travel Certificate for
a journey he was not planning for. Legal advice at Bayo’s disposal
is to the effect that such co-operation would not be prejudicial to
the on-going review. Succinctly, there could be a disadvantage in
the long run if he does not co-operate with the documentation, which
admittedly will take a long time (as if 15 months since legal loss
was long enough). As usual Bayo is co-operating with the Home Office.
He always does.
In October 1999 the campaign received £265 in donations from
trade unions and kindred spirits in response to need. Thank you to
all who responded.
A king-sized card was sent to the Home Secretary with comments by
supporters, mainly reminding him of his promise to be compassionate
when the outcome of the review arrives on his desk.
Contact Bayo’s Campaign:Tel: 0151 236 1944 / 0151 225 2920
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