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Family hopeful that Nigerian ADHD child will not be deported
Eoghan Rice



SUPPORTERS of a Nigerian woman who claims her son will not receive adequate mental health treatment if they are deported say they are hopeful that the family will be allowed to remain in Ireland. Oliva Agbonlahor was in court last week for a judicial review of her case.

A deportation order was issued against her and her three children last November, but she claims that her four-year-old son, Great, will be deprived of vital treatment if the family is deported.

An independent psychiatric assessment of Great in October 2005 found that he would suffer long-term serious problems unless he was given access to specialist care. He was found to suffer from a range of problems, including detachment disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Judgement in last week's judicial review case was reserved and may be announced next week, although it looks likely that it will be after Christmas before the verdict is handed down.




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