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Nigerian tourist unjustly barred from Cape Verde demands justice

When Teni Tayo, a Nigerian and an African development expert, tweeted about her experience in the hands of authorities in Cape Verde, she had little idea that her message would “become something big.” She had only felt appalled by how her intended easter vacation to the archipelago West African country with her friend, whom she convinced to join her, was controversially scuttled. Border authorities in Cape Verde had barred her alongside two other Nigerians, a Guinean, a Cameroonian, a Jordanian, a Kenyan, an Ivorian, all on board the same flight from Dakar, the capital of Senegal, from entry into the country.

Why Dr Subodh Dave, dean-elect of Royal College of Psychiatrists, champions the cause of Indian origin students in the UK

Why Dr Subodh Dave, dean-elect of Royal College of Psychiatrists, champions the cause of Indian origin students in the UK Why Dr Subodh Dave, dean-elect of Royal College of Psychiatrists, champions the cause of Indian origin students in the UK Ishani Duttagupta | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Updated: Mar 15, 2021, 17:53 IST Dr Dave has also been closely associated with dealing with the problem of institutional racism within the NHS. The issue of Indians and people of Indian origin in the United Kingdom facing racism was highlighted in the Upper House of the Indian Parliament on Monday, when the External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, said that India would take up concerns over racism and cyberbullying with the UK, when required. The minister was referring to the incident of Rashmi Samant, an Indian student at the University of Oxford, who was allegedly forced to resign as president of the hallowed institution’s students union within five days of her appointment. Samant was called out f

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