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VIDEO: UK migrants sing Asa’s ‘Jailer’ song to protest 15-year settlement plan

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read

Migrant workers in the United Kingdom have staged a protest against proposed immigration changes that could extend the qualifying period for permanent settlement to 15 years, singing Nigerian singer Asa’s song ‘Jailer’ while wearing chains. The demonstration took place on Monday, 28 September, outside the Labour Party conference in Liverpool, where migrant workers and their Read More: https://punchng.com/video-uk-migrants-sing-asas-jailer-song-to-protest-15-year-settlement-plan/

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