@georgegalloway, please, this position is lame. Say whatever you want about @KemiBadenoch, but whoever she may have scammed, do not link her behaviour to Nigeria when she was indeed born in England. Remember Boris Johnson, due to where he was born, he was accused of importing a US-style of politics that violated traditional British constitutional norms and conventions. The New York-born Conservative with the chaotic hair, went on to prove this by breaching COVID rules and partied during lockdown. Was this a British like behaviour or a typical US president, like the drunkard Andre Johnson or Richard Nixon who could have caused a Nuclear war in 1969 b'cos he was drunk? What about Andrew Bonar, the Canadian-born UK Prime Minister accused of questionable conduct and sedition? Was he not labelled political outsider due to where he was born? Hence, in less than a year he was sent packing out of Downey Street. George, Kemi Badenoch was born in England, she can not be an exemption. It is worth considering where she was born if we go by your claim which i think is lame. Back home, we are already dealing with a bunch of useless rulers who in every 4 years go take a bow in UK Chatham house, and spend the next 4 years to destroy what is ours. We cannot afford to have someone like Kemi represent our collective values in the diaspora. We must hold individuals accountable and not always attribute their behaviour to where they were born or originated from. Based on your claim and my own argument: Kemi is yours, George! You must learn to own her, whether her political character is good, bad, or terrible. Stop linking her to Nigeria.