ONTD Political  Kidney patient may die if deportation from UK
goes ahead  1:24 pm - 09/17/2012 The home secretary is to decide
whether to deport a kidney transplant patient whose life depends
on anti-rejection drugs despite claims that deportation would
mean certain death.  Rose Akhalu had never left her home country
of Nigeria. She had never even made a journey by flight. Eight
years ago for the very first time at the age of 40, she boarded
a plane and headed to the UK.  Rose came to study development at
the University of Leeds, after receiving a scholarship from the
Ford Foundation and a student visa.  She says her aim to was
always to return to Nigeria and use her education to try and
improve social conditions for women back in Nigeria. She hoped
to change her own country, yet she soon found it was her own
life that was entirely changed.  'Death sentence'  In 2004 at a
regular check up with her GP, Rose was unexpectedly diagnosed
with end stage renal failure - her kidneys were no longer
functioning properl