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A taxi driver who caused the death of a man on the A23 in Surrey after driving for prolonged periods has been jailed for six years. Footage from Kolawole Erunkulu’s car captured the moment he fell asleep at the wheel in Merstham, shortly before 6.30am on Sunday, 17 August. Erunkulu was charged with causing death by dangerous driving in March 2026 and pleaded guilty at court in June. At Guildford Crown Court, he was sentenced to six years in prison for causing death by dangerous driving. He was also disqualified from driving for eight years, to run concurrently with his prison sentence. Erunkulu’s Audi swerved across the carriageway before colliding with a Volkswagen being driven by Philip Dray, who was parked at the side of the road. Data from Erunkulu’s employers, along with footage from the interior camera of his vehicle, showed that he had driven for around 53 hours during the three days leading up to the fatal collision. The case highlights the devastating consequences of driving while fatigued and the importance of taking adequate breaks when behind the wheel.
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Racism is increasing in the UK, and if you ever find yourself in a situation like this, please make sure you record the entire incident if it is safe to do so. Having a recording can make a huge difference when it comes to reporting the situation or protecting yourself. I’m just glad they didn’t take her children away. It’s so important that our people are educated about situations like this and know how to respond when they happen. We also need to understand our rights in the UK so that we can stand up for ourselves and protect our families when necessary. Knowledge is power, so please stay informed and share this information with others. ❤️
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Glad she’s speaking out, because we don’t want the kind of madness that happened in South Africa to happen in Ghana too. Those responsible should face the full wrath of the law and be held accountable for their actions. Ghana must remain a peaceful and safe country for everyone.
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If you’re a care worker in the UK, it looks like there may be some positive news coming soon from the Home Office, including possible updates related to Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). Care workers play a vital role in the UK health and social care system, and it’s important that their contribution is properly recognised and valued. Congratulations in advance to all those who continue to dedicate themselves to this essential work.
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Racism in the UK is getting worse everyday. A black child was racially abused and beaten up today at St John Henry Newman Catholic School in Carlisle. Carlisle Police Rishi Sunak BBC Breaking News Sky News Are black people not safe in Carlisle? Black hospital staffs are also not safe in Carlisle.
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🚨 Calling All Nigerians in the UK – Urgent Support Needed 🇳🇬🇬🇧 We have just received heartbreaking news about a Nigerian family in Plymouth whose home was completely destroyed by fire. A 10-year-old child is currently in the hospital The other two children are temporarily staying with friends The family has lost everything including passports, important documents, clothing, and personal belongings. This is a critical moment for us as a community. The family is not entitled to public funds, so they are relying entirely on support from people like us. We are calling on: 🙏🏾 The Nigerian community in the UK to come together and support with donations 👕 Anyone who can provide children’s clothes, shoes, and essentials 💷 Financial contributions from the Nigerians in the UK 🇳🇬🇬🇧 purse and individuals They have also set up a GoFundMe and please let’s support and give whatever we can. We also urge the Nigerian Embassy NIGERIA HIGH COMMISSION LONDON to urgently reach out and provide necessary welfare support to this family during this difficult time. Now more than ever, we must stand together and show what it truly means to be a community. If you can help in any way, please reach out immediately. Let’s come through for our own. ❤️🇳🇬
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🎉 Congratulations to Bus Aunty Bemi! 🇳🇬🇬🇧 A huge congratulations to Bemi Olatunji, popularly known as Bus Aunty Bemi, on the incredible honour of having a bus stop in London named after her. This is truly a proud and historic moment not only for Bemi and her family, but for the entire Nigerian community in the UK. Her story, dedication and contribution have inspired so many people. What a great achievement and a beautiful recognition! 👏🏾❤️ Congratulations, Bus Aunty Bemi! May this be the beginning of even greater things. 🇳🇬🇬🇧🎉
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They have turned some Nigerian men in the UK into slaves. So many things are happening offline that people have no idea about. Not everything makes it to social media. Dear men, please wake up and start checking on your fellow men. Ask questions, reach out, and make sure your brother is genuinely okay. Sometimes, a simple phone call can make a huge difference.
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🇳🇬🇬🇧 Let’s support one of our fellow Nigerians in the UK and their business! 👏👏👏 When one of us grows, we all grow. ❤️🙌 Please support, patronise and spread the word! 🇳🇬🤝🇬🇧 Augrin Foods Uk +447438041406 Perishable foods Fresh vegetables Corn Pear Coconut Fresh goat meat Fresh panla kika Fresh periwinkle
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Honestly, I’m really getting tired of some of my fellow Nigerians in the diaspora. Over the smallest issues, people are going as far as messaging someone’s workplace or even calling immigration on them. For what exactly? Are we the only immigrants in these countries? It’s exhausting seeing how quick some people are to tear each other down instead of supporting one another. Always looking for someone’s downfall how far does it really need to go? Dealing with this kind of energy within our own community is honestly draining.
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I’m not sure whether there was an arrangement between the event organisers and Enfield Council, but when hosting events in public parks, it’s essential to ensure the area is properly cleaned afterwards. This is a basic responsibility, and organisers should have a dedicated team in place to manage post-event cleanup. If this wasn’t handled appropriately, I believe the organisers should reach out to Enfield Council to apologise and address the situation. Taking accountability would help maintain a good relationship and increase the chances of being allowed to host the event at the same venue again in the future. I hope this issue can be resolved, as it’s clear that local residents are unhappy with how the park was left after the event.
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I was in court today in Nottingham for the sentencing of Adedapo Adegbola. It was a deeply emotional and sobering experience. What stood out throughout the case was how much it centred on control and obsession. The relationship only lasted a few months, but when she ended it, he could not accept it. In anger, he went to H&M, bought knives, went to her home, and brutally took her life. Listening to Stephanie’s mum read her victim impact statement was heartbreaking. The courtroom fell silent. He cried as she spoke, but nothing can bring her back or ease the pain her family now lives with every day. Today, he was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a minimum of 25 years to serve before he is deported back to Nigeria. This case is a painful reminder of how dangerous controlling and obsessive behaviour can become if ignored. No one should lose their life for choosing to walk away from a relationship.
🎙OLUOMO OF DERBY 🇳🇬 🇬🇧🇬🇭 🇿🇼231,014 次观看 • 7 个月前