absolute and utter madness (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4635011.stm) :D

But what about his wife and kid ? He was that much afraid of the authorities in Nairobi but he let his wife and kid live there and visit him daily.
Madness :confused:

Does making him a British citizen mean he will have the same rights as any other British person? e.g. benefits and council housing

why has he now been granted citizenship?

If the authorities had grounds to return him to Kenya in the first place then what has changed?

What about his family, will they be joining him?

Why is he in danger back home? I didnt realise that an airport is safe from anyone walking in and arresting him or attacking him? does it have a big dome arounmd it saying No-one may attack him in here. I have visions of a group of people stood right on the doorway trying to entice him out with food then BAM as soon as his toe touches outside the airport

Another example of the "come and join us even if we say no in the first place" culture.

How can someone live in an airport for that long??

Wouldnt they kick you out after 2 days??

Wonder where he is now?It was an old thread.

Wonder where he is now?It was an old thread.

Hopefully still at the airport;

LOL!!!!

Very funny.

[QUOTE=espadrille;3545689]Wonder where he is now?It was an old thread.[/QUOTE

nearest social security office from airport probably!

no wonder so many of us are fliting from this joke of a country!

oh yeah did not see how old it was:blush:

How can someone live in an airport for that long??

one year is nothing. An Iranian refugee lived in Charles de Gaulle airport, Paris, continuously for a period of eighteen years. His experience has been the inspiration for numerous fictionalisations. Spielberg's Dreamworks company reportedly paid him $250,000 for the rights to his story.

http://film.guardian.co.uk/features/featurepages/0,4120,1298104,00.html

But wouldnt they wonder why he is there for so long??

Seems confusing to me.....