Re: Help Request on behalf of 4 yr old American Autistic Child Leaving with Parents in Nigeria

[Guest guest]

Dear Chidi,

I am so sorry that you are going through this. All I can tell you is this this

a billigerent case of racism and legally you and your wife both should be

eliigeblae for geen cards and so to deny any of you visa, is to deny your

child, a US born citizen, recieving medical attention in his own country.

Here is what I will do. I will call both Dave Waldon as well as Dan Burton,

two congressmen in the US known for their support of parents of autistic

children and at least talk to their staff and urge them to bring this case to

their attention.

I also will write an email and send it to the embasador and will try to do

this the first chance I get this coming week. I will then send you a copy of

it.

Again, I am so sorry you have to go through this and as a person who have seen

numerous incidents of discrimination, I find this applalling and will apeal to

others in this group as well as other groups to take similar actions.

Do I have your permission to forward your email to other autism group?

Best wishes,

Haleh

--- Chidi Izuwah <chidi_izuwah@...> wrote:

>

>

> All,

>

> The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I

> sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to our

> location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to seeking high

> quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and autistic in the United

> States and would appreciate the any help from our American

> friends/colleagues on this group.

>

> My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa to

> bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris is

> planned to attend the DAN conference and then seek assistance health wise

> for our son by consulting Dr. Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr

> is a US Citizen - he was born while I was on assignment in the US with Shell

> Oil in Houston. The US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a

> visa and have suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South

> Africa, France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

> assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep

> member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is the most

> people in the world world want to help a family seeking answers for their

> Child's autism. Contacts for the US Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are

> provided below.

>

> Abuja:

>

> Mr. ,

> Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> 7, Mambilla Street,

> Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

>

> E-Mail: usabuja@...

>

> Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

>

>

> Lagos:

>

> Mr. L. Browne,

> U. S. Consulate General,

> 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> Island , Lagos, Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

>

> E-Mail: uslagos@...

>

> Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

>

> Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

> E-mail: lagoscons2@...

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A

> copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for your information.

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Postal Address:

> P. O. Box 5982,

> Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> Email: chidi_izuwah@...

>

> ---------------------------------

> Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with

> voicemail

>

>

[Guest guest]

Haleh, anything I can do to help?

Amber.

On 3/30/06, haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

>

> Dear Chidi,

> I am so sorry that you are going through this. All I can tell you is this

> this

> a billigerent case of racism and legally you and your wife both should be

> eliigeblae for geen cards and so to deny any of you visa, is to deny your

> child, a US born citizen, recieving medical attention in his own country.

>

> Here is what I will do. I will call both Dave Waldon as well as Dan

> Burton,

> two congressmen in the US known for their support of parents of autistic

> children and at least talk to their staff and urge them to bring this case

> to

> their attention.

>

> I also will write an email and send it to the embasador and will try to do

> this the first chance I get this coming week. I will then send you a copy

> of

> it.

>

> Again, I am so sorry you have to go through this and as a person who have

> seen

> numerous incidents of discrimination, I find this applalling and will

> apeal to

> others in this group as well as other groups to take similar actions.

>

> Do I have your permission to forward your email to other autism group?

> Best wishes,

> Haleh

>

>

>

> --- Chidi Izuwah <chidi_izuwah@...> wrote:

>

> >

> >

> > All,

> >

> > The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I

> > sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to our

> > location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to seeking high

> > quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and autistic in the

> United

> > States and would appreciate the any help from our American

> > friends/colleagues on this group.

> >

> > My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa

> to

> > bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris

> is

> > planned to attend the DAN conference and then seek assistance health

> wise

> > for our son by consulting Dr. Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi

> Jnr

> > is a US Citizen - he was born while I was on assignment in the US with

> Shell

> > Oil in Houston. The US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for

> a

> > visa and have suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to

> South

> > Africa, France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

> > assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep

> > member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is the

> most

> > people in the world world want to help a family seeking answers for

> their

> > Child's autism. Contacts for the US Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are

> > provided below.

> >

> > Abuja:

> >

> > Mr. ,

> > Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> > 7, Mambilla Street,

> > Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

> >

> > Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> > Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

> >

> > E-Mail: usabuja@...

> >

> > Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> > Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> > E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

> >

> >

> > Lagos:

> >

> > Mr. L. Browne,

> > U. S. Consulate General,

> > 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> > Island , Lagos, Nigeria

> >

> > Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> > Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

> >

> > E-Mail: uslagos@...

> >

> > Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> >

> > Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

> > E-mail: lagoscons2@...

> >

> > Kind Rgds,

> > Chidi Izuwah

> >

> >

> >

> > Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A

> > copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for your

> information.

> >

> > Kind Rgds,

> > Chidi Izuwah

> >

> >

> >

> > Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> > No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> > Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> > Rivers State, Nigeria.

> >

> > Postal Address:

> > P. O. Box 5982,

> > Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> > Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

> >

> > Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> > Email: chidi_izuwah@...

> >

> > ---------------------------------

> > Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with

> > voicemail

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Please write an email to the American Ambassador bringing to his attention

that an ill child of American citizenship has been denied the best available

treatment opportunity for his ailment by the consulate's denial of visa to his

mother, and that no child should be denied such opportunity. Make it short and

concise and CC a copy to the consulate. The email addresses are on the bottom

of this email.

Thank you Amber.

Love,

Haleh

--- Amber Eisler <eislerfamily@...> wrote:

> Haleh, anything I can do to help?

> Amber.

>

>

> On 3/30/06, haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Chidi,

> > I am so sorry that you are going through this. All I can tell you is this

> > this

> > a billigerent case of racism and legally you and your wife both should be

> > eliigeblae for geen cards and so to deny any of you visa, is to deny your

> > child, a US born citizen, recieving medical attention in his own country.

> >

> > Here is what I will do. I will call both Dave Waldon as well as Dan

> > Burton,

> > two congressmen in the US known for their support of parents of autistic

> > children and at least talk to their staff and urge them to bring this case

> > to

> > their attention.

> >

> > I also will write an email and send it to the embasador and will try to do

> > this the first chance I get this coming week. I will then send you a copy

> > of

> > it.

> >

> > Again, I am so sorry you have to go through this and as a person who have

> > seen

> > numerous incidents of discrimination, I find this applalling and will

> > apeal to

> > others in this group as well as other groups to take similar actions.

> >

> > Do I have your permission to forward your email to other autism group?

> > Best wishes,

> > Haleh

> >

> >

> >

> > --- Chidi Izuwah <chidi_izuwah@...> wrote:

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > All,

> > >

> > > The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I

> > > sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to our

> > > location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to seeking high

> > > quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and autistic in the

> > United

> > > States and would appreciate the any help from our American

> > > friends/colleagues on this group.

> > >

> > > My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa

> > to

> > > bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris

> > is

> > > planned to attend the DAN conference and then seek assistance health

> > wise

> > > for our son by consulting Dr. Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi

> > Jnr

> > > is a US Citizen - he was born while I was on assignment in the US with

> > Shell

> > > Oil in Houston. The US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for

> > a

> > > visa and have suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to

> > South

> > > Africa, France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

> > > assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep

> > > member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is the

> > most

> > > people in the world world want to help a family seeking answers for

> > their

> > > Child's autism. Contacts for the US Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are

> > > provided below.

> > >

> > > Abuja:

> > >

> > > Mr. ,

> > > Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> > > 7, Mambilla Street,

> > > Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

> > >

> > > Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> > > Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

> > >

> > > E-Mail: usabuja@...

> > >

> > > Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > > Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> > > Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> > > E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

> > >

> > >

> > > Lagos:

> > >

> > > Mr. L. Browne,

> > > U. S. Consulate General,

> > > 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> > > Island , Lagos, Nigeria

> > >

> > > Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> > > Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

> > >

> > > E-Mail: uslagos@...

> > >

> > > Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > >

> > > Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

> > > E-mail: lagoscons2@...

> > >

> > > Kind Rgds,

> > > Chidi Izuwah

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A

> > > copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for your

> > information.

> > >

> > > Kind Rgds,

> > > Chidi Izuwah

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> > > No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> > > Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> > > Rivers State, Nigeria.

> > >

> > > Postal Address:

> > > P. O. Box 5982,

> > > Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> > > Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

> > >

> > > Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> > > Email: chidi_izuwah@...

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > > Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with

> > > voicemail

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Heleh,

Many thanks for your kind support. You have our permission to do what ever you

think is neccessary to support us in getting treatment for our Son. It will be a

tragedy if Chidi Jnr is unable to get the treatment he needs...an we are paying

from our

resources.

Many many thanks for your help and God bless u and yours always.

Kind Rgds,

Chidi

haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

Dear Chidi,

I am so sorry that you are going through this. All I can tell you is this this

a billigerent case of racism and legally you and your wife both should be

eliigeblae for geen cards and so to deny any of you visa, is to deny your

child, a US born citizen, recieving medical attention in his own country.

Here is what I will do. I will call both Dave Waldon as well as Dan Burton,

two congressmen in the US known for their support of parents of autistic

children and at least talk to their staff and urge them to bring this case to

their attention.

I also will write an email and send it to the embasador and will try to do

this the first chance I get this coming week. I will then send you a copy of

it.

Again, I am so sorry you have to go through this and as a person who have seen

numerous incidents of discrimination, I find this applalling and will apeal to

others in this group as well as other groups to take similar actions.

Do I have your permission to forward your email to other autism group?

Best wishes,

Haleh

--- Chidi Izuwah <chidi_izuwah@...> wrote:

>

>

> All,

>

> The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I

> sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to our

> location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to seeking high

> quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and autistic in the United

> States and would appreciate the any help from our American

> friends/colleagues on this group.

>

> My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa to

> bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris is

> planned to attend the DAN conference and then seek assistance health wise

> for our son by consulting Dr. Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr

> is a US Citizen - he was born while I was on assignment in the US with Shell

> Oil in Houston. The US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a

> visa and have suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South

> Africa, France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

> assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep

> member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is the most

> people in the world world want to help a family seeking answers for their

> Child's autism. Contacts for the US Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are

> provided below.

>

> Abuja:

>

> Mr. ,

> Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> 7, Mambilla Street,

> Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

>

> E-Mail: usabuja@...

>

> Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

>

>

> Lagos:

>

> Mr. L. Browne,

> U. S. Consulate General,

> 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> Island , Lagos, Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

>

> E-Mail: uslagos@...

>

> Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

>

> Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

> E-mail: lagoscons2@...

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A

> copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for your information.

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Postal Address:

> P. O. Box 5982,

> Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> Email: chidi_izuwah@...

>

> ---------------------------------

> Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with

> voicemail

>

>

[Guest guest]

Many thanks Amber, Haleh and All.

Kind Rgds,

Chidi

haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

Please write an email to the American Ambassador bringing to his attention

that an ill child of American citizenship has been denied the best available

treatment opportunity for his ailment by the consulate's denial of visa to his

mother, and that no child should be denied such opportunity. Make it short and

concise and CC a copy to the consulate. The email addresses are on the bottom

of this email.

Thank you Amber.

Love,

Haleh

--- Amber Eisler <eislerfamily@...> wrote:

> Haleh, anything I can do to help?

> Amber.

>

>

> On 3/30/06, haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Chidi,

> > I am so sorry that you are going through this. All I can tell you is this

> > this

> > a billigerent case of racism and legally you and your wife both should be

> > eliigeblae for geen cards and so to deny any of you visa, is to deny your

> > child, a US born citizen, recieving medical attention in his own country.

> >

> > Here is what I will do. I will call both Dave Waldon as well as Dan

> > Burton,

> > two congressmen in the US known for their support of parents of autistic

> > children and at least talk to their staff and urge them to bring this case

> > to

> > their attention.

> >

> > I also will write an email and send it to the embasador and will try to do

> > this the first chance I get this coming week. I will then send you a copy

> > of

> > it.

> >

> > Again, I am so sorry you have to go through this and as a person who have

> > seen

> > numerous incidents of discrimination, I find this applalling and will

> > apeal to

> > others in this group as well as other groups to take similar actions.

> >

> > Do I have your permission to forward your email to other autism group?

> > Best wishes,

> > Haleh

> >

> >

> >

> > --- Chidi Izuwah <chidi_izuwah@...> wrote:

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > All,

> > >

> > > The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I

> > > sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to our

> > > location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to seeking high

> > > quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and autistic in the

> > United

> > > States and would appreciate the any help from our American

> > > friends/colleagues on this group.

> > >

> > > My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa

> > to

> > > bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris

> > is

> > > planned to attend the DAN conference and then seek assistance health

> > wise

> > > for our son by consulting Dr. Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi

> > Jnr

> > > is a US Citizen - he was born while I was on assignment in the US with

> > Shell

> > > Oil in Houston. The US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for

> > a

> > > visa and have suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to

> > South

> > > Africa, France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

> > > assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep

> > > member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is the

> > most

> > > people in the world world want to help a family seeking answers for

> > their

> > > Child's autism. Contacts for the US Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are

> > > provided below.

> > >

> > > Abuja:

> > >

> > > Mr. ,

> > > Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> > > 7, Mambilla Street,

> > > Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

> > >

> > > Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> > > Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

> > >

> > > E-Mail: usabuja@...

> > >

> > > Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > > Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> > > Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> > > E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

> > >

> > >

> > > Lagos:

> > >

> > > Mr. L. Browne,

> > > U. S. Consulate General,

> > > 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> > > Island , Lagos, Nigeria

> > >

> > > Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> > > Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

> > >

> > > E-Mail: uslagos@...

> > >

> > > Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > >

> > > Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

> > > E-mail: lagoscons2@...

> > >

> > > Kind Rgds,

> > > Chidi Izuwah

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A

> > > copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for your

> > information.

> > >

> > > Kind Rgds,

> > > Chidi Izuwah

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> > > No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> > > Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> > > Rivers State, Nigeria.

> > >

> > > Postal Address:

> > > P. O. Box 5982,

> > > Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> > > Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

> > >

> > > Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> > > Email: chidi_izuwah@...

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > > Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide with

> > > voicemail

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Chidi, I sent you a copy of an e-mail that I sent to the Ambassador in Nigeria,

and I also

have faxed a letter to Rep. Dave Weldon. Although I am in a different district

than he

represents, at least we are both in FL. In case anybody else wants to send a fax

to his

office, the Washington fax number is 202-225-3516 and his Melbourne office is

321-639-8595. I also sent as page 2 of the fax a copy of Mr. Isuwah's original

request to

our group. I hope it isn't too late! A copy of the letter is below:

TO: Congressman Weldon and Staff TIME-CRITICAL

From: Rev. Kathleen Eickwort, FL, USA

Date: March 31, 2006

Because of Congressman's Weldon's compassion for children with autism and their

families I am writing to ask if he or one of his staff could intervene in

getting a

compassionate visa for one of the Nigerian parents of this child, Chidi Izuwah,

Jr. who is

an American citizen with a complex neurodevelopmental disorder, to come to the

United

States for medical consultation and education regarding the best treatment of

his illness.

Chidi was born while his father was in Houston working with Shell Oil.

It makes no sense at all to me that this child's mother would have been denied a

Visa and

counseled to take him to South Africa or France for treatment. My own grandson

is

making an awesome recovery using the methods used in this country, and I know

how

time-critical this can be. The mother wants to attend a conference in

Washington in early

April and then has an appointment with Dr. Mumper in Virginia with her

child.

This child is an American citizen! Surely his parents can bring him here for

medical care

and education!

Please call the US Ambassador or the Consulate and help get Mrs. Izuwah her

Visa. This

family is paying for their own medical care and transportation and there is no

reason to

keep them out.

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Peace,

(Rev.) Kathleen R. Eickwort, PhD

Mr. Izuwah's contact information follows:

No. 8 Faith Avenue

Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

Rivers State, Nigeria

Cell phone: +234 8036622700

e-mail: chidi_izuwah@...

Contact info for Ambassador :

Telephone (234)-9-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

Fax: (234)-9-523-0353 E-mail: usabuja@...

Lagos Consulate: e-mail uslagos@...

>

>

>

> All,

>

> The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I sincerely

appreciate

the help we have received on this site due to our location in Nigeria. We have

an urgent

problem with rgds to seeking high quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who

is 4 and

autistic in the United States and would appreciate the any help from our

American friends/

colleagues on this group.

>

> My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa to

bring our

autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris is planned to

attend the

DAN conference and then seek assistance health wise for our son by consulting

Dr.

Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr is a US Citizen - he was born

while I was on

assignment in the US with Shell Oil in Houston. The US Consulate Officials

refused my

wife's request for a visa and have suggested that we take my son (An American

Citizen) to

South Africa, France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

assits us

write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep member to help us

fight

this unfortunate situation as my hope is the most people in the world world want

to help a

family seeking answers for their Child's autism. Contacts for the US

Embassy/Consulate in

Nigeria are provided below.

>

> Abuja:

>

> Mr. ,

> Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> 7, Mambilla Street,

> Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

>

> E-Mail: usabuja@...

>

> Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

>

>

> Lagos:

>

> Mr. L. Browne,

> U. S. Consulate General,

> 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> Island , Lagos, Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

>

> E-Mail: uslagos@...

>

> Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

>

> Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

> E-mail: lagoscons2@...

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A copy

of my

Son's US passport first page is attached for your information.

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Postal Address:

> P. O. Box 5982,

> Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> Email: chidi_izuwah@...

>

> ---------------------------------

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voicemail

>

>

[Guest guest]

All,

Good day. Doris and I on behalf of Chidi Jnr would like to express our

gratitude to all who did write to the US Embassy on our behalf. We have not

received any acknowledgement or response from the embassy or consulate till

date. In the heat of all this effort I seem to have lost sight of the fact that

I have a US Visa....in order not Chidi Jnr his best chance of recovery...I have

applied for and my employers have kindly granted me an precented 2 wks leave of

absence. I view of this, I will be taking Chidi Jnr to Washington for the DAN

conference and to have his Doctors appointments. This is not our preferred

option or outcome, since Doris is more professional qualified as a Doctor and

for the last 4 yrs has not worked full time becos of looking after Chidi. Am not

sure how well i will do in these circumastances, but I trust that nothing beats

the passion of a father or mother.

I need further guidance and would like some help. During the conference I

would be staying in Lorton Virginia as follows:

Chidi Izuwah <chidi_izuwah@...> wrote:

All,

The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I sincerely

appreciate the help we have received on this site due to our location in

Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to seeking high quality biomedical

diagnoses for our son who is 4 and autistic in the United States and would

appreciate the any help from our American friends/colleagues on this group.

My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa to bring

our autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris is planned to

attend the DAN conference and then seek assistance health wise for our son by

consulting Dr. Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr is a US Citizen -

he was born while I was on assignment in the US with Shell Oil in Houston. The

US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a visa and have suggested

that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South Africa, France or anywhere

else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you assits us write/phone the

Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep member to help us fight this

unfortunate situation as my hope is the most people in the world world want to

help a family seeking answers for their Child's autism. Contacts for the US

Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are provided below.

Abuja:

Mr. ,

Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

7, Mambilla Street,

Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

E-Mail: usabuja@...

Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

Lagos:

Mr. L. Browne,

U. S. Consulate General,

2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

Island , Lagos, Nigeria

Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

E-Mail: uslagos@...

Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

E-mail: lagoscons2@...

Kind Rgds,

Chidi Izuwah

Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A copy of

my Son's US passport first page is attached for your information.

Kind Rgds,

Chidi Izuwah

Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

No. 8 Faith Avenue,

Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

Rivers State, Nigeria.

Postal Address:

P. O. Box 5982,

Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

Email: chidi_izuwah@...

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[Guest guest]

Hello Chidi,

Many of us work to recover our children without the help of a

knowledgeable doctor. I am one of those people. One of the best

places to get help in doing this is the autism treatment group.

There you can learn about chelating safely, if that is a treatment

your son needs /

Autism-mercury and this group are in my opinion two of the best

places on the web to get good information.

DAN! doctors can be very helpful, but based on reading thousands of

posts from parents, we must research all of our own decisions. An

example of this kind of situation would be a post from last night

where a member of this group was told to give her child DMSA twice a

day at a very high dose. At the autism treatment group I explained to

Libby why this would be dangerous for her child. The doctor had

also not taken into account that her child had amalgam fillings. Her

research is already paying off.

I am in Canada where we have some difficulty accessing the services

and goods we need to treat our children with autism. I have put

together a document to help people who are new to biomedical

treatments for autism that might be some small help to you as well.

If you are interested in it, please email me and I would be happy to

forward it to you.

I wish you and your family the best.

Anita

>

[Guest guest]

I hope to reply in more detail later this evening.

I don't know anything about good childcare near Lorton; but I do know

something about the commute to the conference from there and will be happy

to send some information as well as the link to the local autism society if

I can find it.

Josie

(I too will be at the conference; I live locally)

Re: Help Request on behalf of 4 yr old American Autistic

Child Leaving with Parents in Nigeria

All,

Good day. Doris and I on behalf of Chidi Jnr would like to express our

gratitude to all who did write to the US Embassy on our behalf. We have not

received any acknowledgement or response from the embassy or consulate till

date. In the heat of all this effort I seem to have lost sight of the fact

that I have a US Visa....in order not Chidi Jnr his best chance of

recovery...I have applied for and my employers have kindly granted me an

precented 2 wks leave of absence. I view of this, I will be taking Chidi Jnr

to Washington for the DAN conference and to have his Doctors appointments.

This is not our preferred option or outcome, since Doris is more

professional qualified as a Doctor and for the last 4 yrs has not worked

full time becos of looking after Chidi. Am not sure how well i will do in

these circumastances, but I trust that nothing beats the passion of a father

or mother.

I need further guidance and would like some help. During the conference I

would be staying in Lorton Virginia as follows:

Chidi Izuwah <chidi_izuwah@...> wrote:

All,

The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but I

sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to our

location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to seeking high

quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and autistic in the United

States and would appreciate the any help from our American

friends/colleagues on this group.

My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a Visa to

bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in Washington. Doris is

planned to attend the DAN conference and then seek assistance health wise

for our son by consulting Dr. Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr

is a US Citizen - he was born while I was on assignment in the US with Shell

Oil in Houston. The US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a

visa and have suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South

Africa, France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of Rep

member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is the most

people in the world world want to help a family seeking answers for their

Child's autism. Contacts for the US Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are

provided below.

Abuja:

Mr. ,

Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

7, Mambilla Street,

Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

E-Mail: usabuja@...

Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

Lagos:

Mr. L. Browne,

U. S. Consulate General,

2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

Island , Lagos, Nigeria

Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

E-Mail: uslagos@...

Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-2218

E-mail: lagoscons2@...

Kind Rgds,

Chidi Izuwah

Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in Nigeria. A

copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for your information.

Kind Rgds,

Chidi Izuwah

Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

No. 8 Faith Avenue,

Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

Rivers State, Nigeria.

Postal Address:

P. O. Box 5982,

Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

Email: chidi_izuwah@...

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[Guest guest]

I do not post often to this list, but I will be attending the DAN!

conference in Washington D.C beginning Thursday evening and leaving

Sunday evening. If I can help in any way please let me know. You

may want to contact the Virginia Autism Resource Center and they may

have knowledge of respite providers or an organization where you

could obtain a list of providers in the area you will be staying. I

personally am from S.E. Virginia and am not familiar with the area

in which you will be staying.

http://www.varc.org/ - Virginia Autism Resource Center

Amy

>

>

> All,

>

> The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but

I sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to

our location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to

seeking high quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and

autistic in the United States and would appreciate the any help from

our American friends/colleagues on this group.

>

> My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a

Visa to bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in

Washington. Doris is planned to attend the DAN conference and then

seek assistance health wise for our son by consulting Dr.

Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr is a US Citizen - he was born

while I was on assignment in the US with Shell Oil in Houston. The

US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a visa and have

suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South Africa,

France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of

Rep member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is

the most people in the world world want to help a family seeking

answers for their Child's autism. Contacts for the US

Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are provided below.

>

> Abuja:

>

> Mr. ,

> Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> 7, Mambilla Street,

> Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

>

> E-Mail: usabuja@...

>

> Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

>

>

> Lagos:

>

> Mr. L. Browne,

> U. S. Consulate General,

> 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> Island , Lagos, Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

>

> E-Mail: uslagos@...

>

> Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

>

> Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-

2218

> E-mail: lagoscons2@...

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in

Nigeria. A copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for

your information.

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Postal Address:

> P. O. Box 5982,

> Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> Email: chidi_izuwah@...

> ---------------------------------

> Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide

with voicemail

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide

with voicemail

>

>

[Guest guest]

Amy,

Many thanks will contact the VARC right away.

Kind Rgds,

Chidi

decamybby <atschmidt@...> wrote:

I do not post often to this list, but I will be attending the DAN!

conference in Washington D.C beginning Thursday evening and leaving

Sunday evening. If I can help in any way please let me know. You

may want to contact the Virginia Autism Resource Center and they may

have knowledge of respite providers or an organization where you

could obtain a list of providers in the area you will be staying. I

personally am from S.E. Virginia and am not familiar with the area

in which you will be staying.

http://www.varc.org/ - Virginia Autism Resource Center

Amy

>

>

> All,

>

> The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes but

I sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due to

our location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to

seeking high quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and

autistic in the United States and would appreciate the any help from

our American friends/colleagues on this group.

>

> My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek a

Visa to bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in

Washington. Doris is planned to attend the DAN conference and then

seek assistance health wise for our son by consulting Dr.

Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr is a US Citizen - he was born

while I was on assignment in the US with Shell Oil in Houston. The

US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a visa and have

suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South Africa,

France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House of

Rep member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope is

the most people in the world world want to help a family seeking

answers for their Child's autism. Contacts for the US

Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are provided below.

>

> Abuja:

>

> Mr. ,

> Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> 7, Mambilla Street,

> Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

>

> E-Mail: usabuja@...

>

> Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> E-Mail: Consularabuja@...

>

>

> Lagos:

>

> Mr. L. Browne,

> U. S. Consulate General,

> 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> Island , Lagos, Nigeria

>

> Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

>

> E-Mail: uslagos@...

>

> Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

>

> Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-261-

2218

> E-mail: lagoscons2@...

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in

Nigeria. A copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached for

your information.

>

> Kind Rgds,

> Chidi Izuwah

>

>

>

> Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Postal Address:

> P. O. Box 5982,

> Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

>

> Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> Email: chidi_izuwah@...

> ---------------------------------

> Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide

with voicemail

>

>

> ---------------------------------

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with voicemail

>

>

[Guest guest]

It appears that Northern Virginia has it's own division of ARC.

http://www.thearcofnova.org/

This is also the website for the Austism Society of America's

Northern Virginia Chapter. It appears in their member resources

section to have a portion on respite.

http://asanv.org/

Hope this helps!

Amy

> >

> >

> > All,

> >

> > The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes

but

> I sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site due

to

> our location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to

> seeking high quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4 and

> autistic in the United States and would appreciate the any help

from

> our American friends/colleagues on this group.

> >

> > My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to seek

a

> Visa to bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in

> Washington. Doris is planned to attend the DAN conference and then

> seek assistance health wise for our son by consulting Dr.

> Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr is a US Citizen - he was born

> while I was on assignment in the US with Shell Oil in Houston. The

> US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a visa and

have

> suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South

Africa,

> France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

> assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House

of

> Rep member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my hope

is

> the most people in the world world want to help a family seeking

> answers for their Child's autism. Contacts for the US

> Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are provided below.

> >

> > Abuja:

> >

> > Mr. ,

> > Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> > 7, Mambilla Street,

> > Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

> >

> > Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> > Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

> >

> > E-Mail: usabuja@

> >

> > Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> > Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> > E-Mail: Consularabuja@

> >

> >

> > Lagos:

> >

> > Mr. L. Browne,

> > U. S. Consulate General,

> > 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> > Island , Lagos, Nigeria

> >

> > Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> > Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

> >

> > E-Mail: uslagos@

> >

> > Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> >

> > Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-

261-

> 2218

> > E-mail: lagoscons2@

> >

> > Kind Rgds,

> > Chidi Izuwah

> >

> >

> >

> > Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in

> Nigeria. A copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached

for

> your information.

> >

> > Kind Rgds,

> > Chidi Izuwah

> >

> >

> >

> > Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> > No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> > Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> > Rivers State, Nigeria.

> >

> > Postal Address:

> > P. O. Box 5982,

> > Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> > Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

> >

> > Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> > Email: chidi_izuwah@

> > ---------------------------------

> > Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling

worldwide

> with voicemail

> >

> >

> > ---------------------------------

> > Messenger NEW - crystal clear PC to PC calling worldwide

> with voicemail

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I hope I am not barraging you with information.

Caring Nurses provides Medicaid Waiver Personal Care services and

Respite Care services in Northern Virginia.

(703) 241-0057

Chimes of Virginia offers respite care and in-home services to

families of children with disabilities.

(703) 267-6558

Endependence Center of Northern VA has a list of individuals who

offer personal assistance services and respite care.

(703) 525-3268

Hartwood Foundation provides emergency respite services in a respite

home, offers cash vouchers to families, and assists families with

finding a caregiver.

(703) 914-3901

Amy

> > >

> > >

> > > All,

> > >

> > > The subject am about to bring up is not really about enzymes

> but

> > I sincerely appreciate the help we have received on this site

due

> to

> > our location in Nigeria. We have an urgent problem with rgds to

> > seeking high quality biomedical diagnoses for our son who is 4

and

> > autistic in the United States and would appreciate the any help

> from

> > our American friends/colleagues on this group.

> > >

> > > My wife Doris was at the US Consulate in Lagos Nigeria to

seek

> a

> > Visa to bring our autistic son along to the DAN conference in

> > Washington. Doris is planned to attend the DAN conference and

then

> > seek assistance health wise for our son by consulting Dr.

>

> > Mumper in Virginia. My son Chidi Jnr is a US Citizen - he was

born

> > while I was on assignment in the US with Shell Oil in Houston.

The

> > US Consulate Officials refused my wife's request for a visa and

> have

> > suggested that we take my son (An American Citizen) to South

> Africa,

> > France or anywhere else to seek treatment for him. Grateful you

> > assits us write/phone the Embasy/Consulate or your Senator/House

> of

> > Rep member to help us fight this unfortunate situation as my

hope

> is

> > the most people in the world world want to help a family seeking

> > answers for their Child's autism. Contacts for the US

> > Embassy/Consulate in Nigeria are provided below.

> > >

> > > Abuja:

> > >

> > > Mr. ,

> > > Ambassador, U. S. Embassy,

> > > 7, Mambilla Street,

> > > Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja Nigeria

> > >

> > > Telephone: (234)-9-523-0916/0960/5857/2235/2205

> > > Fax:(234)-9-523-0353

> > >

> > > E-Mail: usabuja@

> > >

> > > Abuja Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > > Telephone: (234)-9-461-4262

> > > Fax: (234)-9-461-4171

> > > E-Mail: Consularabuja@

> > >

> > >

> > > Lagos:

> > >

> > > Mr. L. Browne,

> > > U. S. Consulate General,

> > > 2, Walter Carrington Crescent,

> > > Island , Lagos, Nigeria

> > >

> > > Telephone: (234)-1-261-0050, 261-0078

> > > Fax: (234)-1-261-9856

> > >

> > > E-Mail: uslagos@

> > >

> > > Lagos Consular Section Email and Telephones:

> > >

> > > Tel.: (234)-1-261-0050/0078/0139/0195/1414/6477 Fax: (234)-1-

> 261-

> > 2218

> > > E-mail: lagoscons2@

> > >

> > > Kind Rgds,

> > > Chidi Izuwah

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Am writing a formal protest letter to the US Ambassador in

> > Nigeria. A copy of my Son's US passport first page is attached

> for

> > your information.

> > >

> > > Kind Rgds,

> > > Chidi Izuwah

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Chidi K. C. Izuwah (Snr)

> > > No. 8 Faith Avenue,

> > > Woji Town, Port Harcourt,

> > > Rivers State, Nigeria.

> > >

> > > Postal Address:

> > > P. O. Box 5982,

> > > Trans Amadi Industrial Estate Post Office,

> > > Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.

> > >

> > > Phone: +234 8036622700 (Cell)

> > > Email: chidi_izuwah@

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