They left Cameroon,arrived in France,then on to the Uk.
Mon Oct 31, 2016 2:37 pm
'HE PLAYED THE SYSTEM AND WON' Fury as benefits dad of eight who complained house was too small is handed keys to £425,000 pad on posh street
The family's new home has a master bedroom with ensuite, three double bedrooms, a dining room and a garage
EXCLUSIVE
BY ROB PATTINSON, ANDY CRICK AND JAMES MILLS
30th October 2016,
They left Cameroon,arrived in France,then on to the UK,where they were put up in a hotel costing £38,400,plus room service £21,000 for the first four months,before being given a house.
A BENEFITS family who moaned about their four-bed home have been moved to a £425,000 dream house.
Arnold Sube, his wife and eight kids have cost taxpayers £238,000 in four years, plus his move to Milton Keynes, Bucks, caused outrage.
Dunmoanin’? Father-of-eight can stop whinging now he has a plush four-bed pad on taxpayers’ money
The family’s detached pad – in a leafy street dotted with Porsches and Mercedes – has a master bedroom with ensuite, and three further double bedrooms.
There is a dining room, a utility room off the kitchen and an integral garage, plus gardens and a driveway.
It should all be enough to keep any father happy, even one who brazenly claimed to The Sun his family was being “neglected” when their previous four-bedroom home felt too cramped.
Mr Sube and wife Jeanne are on benefits adding up to £44,000 a year and the family has cost taxpayers a total of £238,000 since arriving in Britain from France in 2012.
Yesterday several neighbours said they thought it “unfair” the family now did not have to pay a penny towards their £1,200 a month rent.
One woman said: “If you have eight kids you should not expect to be bailed out. The father has played the system and won.
Arnold Sube with his wife and eight children SWNS
The Subes and their eight children in their previous home, which they said was too cramped
“They are extremely fortunate. This is a lovely estate. Parents are desperate to move here.”
The Subes sparked outrage when they claimed their four-bed end-of-terraced benefit house was too small for them.
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Another neighbour said: “This is a great place to live. We work hard and pay our bills and they get this for nothing.”
A third added: “Young people are living with their parents until their 30s because they have to save thousands for deposits for much smaller homes.”
The house is in Milton Keynes, Bucks — where the average cost of a family home is £264,393.
Tory councillor Michael Garrett said: “Mr Sube has had a result. He and his family have been moved on to one of the best estates.”
Tory MP David Morris said: “Families up and down Britain could never dream of affording a big house like this. Yet they are having their noses rubbed in that fact by being made to fork out for someone else to live like a king.”
The family's new home has a master bedroom with ensuite, three double bedrooms, a dining room and a garage
EXCLUSIVE
BY ROB PATTINSON, ANDY CRICK AND JAMES MILLS
30th October 2016,
They left Cameroon,arrived in France,then on to the UK,where they were put up in a hotel costing £38,400,plus room service £21,000 for the first four months,before being given a house.
A BENEFITS family who moaned about their four-bed home have been moved to a £425,000 dream house.
Arnold Sube, his wife and eight kids have cost taxpayers £238,000 in four years, plus his move to Milton Keynes, Bucks, caused outrage.
Dunmoanin’? Father-of-eight can stop whinging now he has a plush four-bed pad on taxpayers’ money
The family’s detached pad – in a leafy street dotted with Porsches and Mercedes – has a master bedroom with ensuite, and three further double bedrooms.
There is a dining room, a utility room off the kitchen and an integral garage, plus gardens and a driveway.
It should all be enough to keep any father happy, even one who brazenly claimed to The Sun his family was being “neglected” when their previous four-bedroom home felt too cramped.
Mr Sube and wife Jeanne are on benefits adding up to £44,000 a year and the family has cost taxpayers a total of £238,000 since arriving in Britain from France in 2012.
Yesterday several neighbours said they thought it “unfair” the family now did not have to pay a penny towards their £1,200 a month rent.
One woman said: “If you have eight kids you should not expect to be bailed out. The father has played the system and won.
Arnold Sube with his wife and eight children SWNS
The Subes and their eight children in their previous home, which they said was too cramped
“They are extremely fortunate. This is a lovely estate. Parents are desperate to move here.”
The Subes sparked outrage when they claimed their four-bed end-of-terraced benefit house was too small for them.
ANOTHER FAMILY PLAYING THE SYSTEM Outrage as Syrian refugee with FOUR WIVES and 23 KIDS 'claims £320,000 in benefits every year'
Another neighbour said: “This is a great place to live. We work hard and pay our bills and they get this for nothing.”
A third added: “Young people are living with their parents until their 30s because they have to save thousands for deposits for much smaller homes.”
The house is in Milton Keynes, Bucks — where the average cost of a family home is £264,393.
Tory councillor Michael Garrett said: “Mr Sube has had a result. He and his family have been moved on to one of the best estates.”
Tory MP David Morris said: “Families up and down Britain could never dream of affording a big house like this. Yet they are having their noses rubbed in that fact by being made to fork out for someone else to live like a king.”
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Re: They left Cameroon,arrived in France,then on to the Uk.
Mon Oct 31, 2016 2:49 pm
And people wonder why they want to come to the UK 
You have to laugh or you will cry, cheating scroungers, and they are not the only ones!
You have to laugh or you will cry, cheating scroungers, and they are not the only ones!