Dept of Justice grants Offaly schoolboy leave to remain in Ireland with mother and brother

Nonso Muojeke moved to Ireland when he was just two-years-old after his family were forced to flee Nigeria.

Dept of Justice grants Offaly schoolboy leave to remain in Ireland with mother and brother
Wed, 10 Oct, 2018 - 18:51

The Department of Justice has granted an Offaly schoolboy leave to remain in Ireland along with his mother and his older brother.

Nonso Muojeke moved to Ireland when he was just two-years-old after his family were forced to flee Nigeria.

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