Children of Nigerian man in detention still pining for their father


A drawing by Momoh's eight-year-old daughter depicting them cycling and dancing together.

PETALING JAYA: It has been 39 days since Nigerian Simon Momoh has been in detention, and his two young daughters keep on crying, asking where he is.

There is nothing much they can do except to look at pictures and videos of him, and to make cards for Momoh, who faces imminent deportation to Nigeria.

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