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Supporters of woman due to be removed to Nigeria with her partner and 18-month-old daughter say she hopes to have a judicial review of the decision. Supporters of a woman due to be removed to Nigeria with her partner and 18-month-old daughter say she hopes to have a judicial review of the decision.
Kemi Ayinde, 24, who is five months pregnant, was living in Cardiff when she lost her claim for asylum.Kemi Ayinde, 24, who is five months pregnant, was living in Cardiff when she lost her claim for asylum.
The Home Office has booked the family on a flight from Gatwick on Tuesday. The Home Office has booked the family on a flight from Gatwick Airport on Tuesday.
Cardiff Council's deputy leader Neil McEvoy called the removal "disgusting"and said Ms Ayinde has health problems. Cardiff council's deputy leader Neil McEvoy called the removal "disgusting" and said Ms Ayinde has health problems.
He and Cardiff Council leader Rodney Berman have written to Home Secretary Jacqui Smith urging her to rethink the family's removal. He and Cardiff council leader Rodney Berman have written to Home Secretary Jacqui Smith urging her to rethink the family's removal.
Ms Ayinde says she was brought to the UK in 2001 and claims she was made to work as a prostitute in London to pay her traffickers but said she escaped four years ago. Ms Ayinde has said she was brought to the UK in 2001 and claimed she was made to work as a prostitute in London to pay her traffickers, but said she escaped four years ago. Kemi and her family are feeling very depressed and it is disgusting that a woman who is pregnant and ill is being deported. Cardiff Council deputy leader Neil McEvoy
Kemi and her family are feeling very depressed and it is disgusting that a woman who is pregnant and ill is being deported. Cardiff Council deputy leader Neil McEvoy
She met her partner Taiwo Salami in 2005 and they moved to Bristol. When their asylum claims were rejected the Home Office moved the couple and their daughter, Yasmin, to Cardiff in September 2007.She met her partner Taiwo Salami in 2005 and they moved to Bristol. When their asylum claims were rejected the Home Office moved the couple and their daughter, Yasmin, to Cardiff in September 2007.
Mr Salami is a volunteer at a cancer care charity and their daughter attends a playgroup.Mr Salami is a volunteer at a cancer care charity and their daughter attends a playgroup.
The family's case has been taken up by anti-deportation pressure group No Borders South Wales, which claims the backing of MP Kevin Brennan and AM Leanne Wood.The family's case has been taken up by anti-deportation pressure group No Borders South Wales, which claims the backing of MP Kevin Brennan and AM Leanne Wood.
Cllr McEvoy said the family had "become an important part of the community" in Cardiff. Mr McEvoy said the family had "become an important part of the community" in Cardiff.
He visited the family on Monday at Yarlswood deportation centre where they are being held. He said Ms Ayinde was experiencing spinal problems which left her unable to stand up on her own or to stand straight. He visited the family on Monday at Yarlswood deportation centre where they are being held.
Yasmin had an "uncomfortable" skin complaint, he said. He said Ms Ayinde was experiencing spinal problems which left her unable to stand up on her own or to stand straight, while Yasmin had an "uncomfortable" skin complaint.
'Health''Health'
He added: "Kemi's solicitor is hopeful that he will be able to apply for judicial review as the family were not given the right to appeal against the decision to deport them.He added: "Kemi's solicitor is hopeful that he will be able to apply for judicial review as the family were not given the right to appeal against the decision to deport them.
"Kemi and her family are feeling very depressed and it is disgusting that a woman who is pregnant and ill is being deported."Kemi and her family are feeling very depressed and it is disgusting that a woman who is pregnant and ill is being deported.
"We believe that Kemi's health in particular is at high risk if she is forcibly removed.""We believe that Kemi's health in particular is at high risk if she is forcibly removed."
The UK Border Agency (UKBA) in Wales has already said it would "never remove anyone who had been diagnosed as medically unfit to travel" or who faces a real risk of persecution or serious harm on return to their home country.The UK Border Agency (UKBA) in Wales has already said it would "never remove anyone who had been diagnosed as medically unfit to travel" or who faces a real risk of persecution or serious harm on return to their home country.
It has also said the UKBA provided detainees in detention centres with access to the same range and quality of public services provided by the NHS.It has also said the UKBA provided detainees in detention centres with access to the same range and quality of public services provided by the NHS.