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Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro and his family have landed in Miami after fleeing his country. This comes a day after they were granted United States visas by the Trump administration.

How to Obtain an Affidavit Online from the Federal High Court of Nigeria. You can apply for an affidavit through the official Federal High Court of Nigeria e-Affidavit Portal without necessarily visiting the court in person. Follow these steps. 1. Visit the official portal Go to portal.fhc.gov.ng/index. Select the E-Affidavit service and choose the option to register or create an account. 2. Register your account Enter your full name, phone number, date of birth, email address and password. Use the correct name you want reflected on the affidavit, then complete the registration process. 3. Complete your profile Log in and provide the required personal information, which may include: * National Identification Number (NIN) * Residential address, occupation and native town * State and country of origin * Date of birth and other requested details Upload a recent passport photograph, and a valid government-issued ID, such as your international passport, driver's licence or voter's card. Write or upload your signature. 4. Start a new affidavit application Select New Application in the affidavit section. Choose the type of affidavit you require, such as a change of name, declaration of age, correction of name, loss of document or another available category. 5. Complete the affidavit form Enter the requested details and the facts you wish to swear to. Ensure all names, dates, addresses and other information are accurate. Review the completed form carefully before proceeding. 6. Preview and submit your application Review the information entered, agree to the portal's terms and conditions, and submit the application. Make sure all information is correct before submission, as payments are stated to be non-refundable. 7. Pay the required fee Follow the payment instructions on the portal and pay through an available payment channel, such as Paystack or Remita. 8. Complete any required oath-taking or verification Monitor your application status. Respond promptly if additional information or documents are requested. 9. Download your approved affidavit Once the affidavit has been sworn, approved and issued, log in to the portal to download the completed document. Check your email as well, since a copy may be sent there. Keep the electronic copy with its barcode or reference number for verification.

Pastor Israel Ford defended taking a second wife: "I started praying; I started fasting. All three of us, we prayed and fasted for 40 days, so we agreed to a 40-day fast. In the middle of the fast, God spoke to me and to Shakayla, and we had a dream on the exact same night of God telling us".

People like Raheem tarnish Nigeria’s image daily, yet act surprised when foreign governments treat Nigerians and the Nigerian passport with little regard.

I find it amusing when immigrants label others as immigrants simply because they arrived earlier.

“It feels really empty without him,” says 16-year-old Corey Diawara, whose father was deported in July. His father had lived in the U.S. for 25 years and had no criminal record. Moussa Diawara says he was deported without being able to speak to his lawyer or a judge. He was eventually sent to Mali, a country a U.S. immigration judge ruled he could not be deported to.

This is how terrorists are made: young people are indoctrinated to hate people of other faiths and encouraged to kill them. Boko Haram is a tragic warning of how dangerous religious extremism can become. Northern leaders must stop looking away and publicly condemn this dangerous rhetoric. The DSS should investigate those calling for worshippers to be attacked with AK-47 rifles and prosecute anyone involved. Authorities must not wait until these youths become terrorists and innocent Nigerians are killed before taking action.

"A muslim is going to hell. There is no nice way to put it" — Nigerian Pastor.

American pastor Israel Ford has publicly introduced his second wife, Shakayla Ford, to his congregation alongside his first wife, Lydia. Shakayla described it as “the will of God.”

Rabbiatu Kuyateh’s Deportation: A Troubling Case of Forced Deportation From the U.S. After 30 Years. Rabbiatu Kuyateh, a Sierra Leonean nurse who lived in the United States for nearly 30 years, was detained by U.S. immigration authorities in July 2025. She feared torture in Sierra Leone because of her father’s political ties, and a U.S. immigration judge granted her protection against deportation to her home country. Despite that protection, she was deported to Ghana on November 5, 2025. After reportedly being detained in a hotel for six days, Ghanaian authorities forcibly returned her to Sierra Leone. Video showed uniformed men dragging her away as she resisted. This was done in gross violation of the international principle of non-refoulement, which prohibits returning refugees or asylum seekers to a country where they face persecution, torture or other serious harm.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford just cancelled Elon Musk’s Starlink contract and banned all U.S. companies from government contracts in response to Trump’s economic war with Canada. “It’s done, it’s gone,” Ford said. “We won’t award contracts to people who enable and encourage economic attacks on our province and our country.” And just to be clear: “They only have President Trump to blame.”

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A 3-year-old Black boy in Winter Park, Florida, reportedly had police called on him for allegedly having the ball too much during an i9 Sports youth soccer game. Despite playing in a league with children two years older, the young player’s family was escorted away in front of other children and reportedly banned from the field. “ They really called the police on a 3-year-old because he had the ball too much,” his father said. His mother added that the adults were discussing her son when he was simply playing soccer. Imagine turning a toddler’s enthusiasm for soccer into a police incident. What should have been a joyful childhood experience became a humiliating ordeal for the child and his family.

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If you decide to give our leftover about 700,000 barrels of crude to refineries at the cost of production in the name of subsidy, the question is: how are you going to fund workers' salaries, fund the military and police, build roads, build hospitals and manage the health crisis? Festus Osifo, TUC President, challenges opposition candidates

FAKE PRODUCTS ARE KILLING NIGERIANS: GOVERNORS MUST ACT NOW TO COMPLEMENT NAFDAC The production and sale of fake, adulterated and substandard products in Nigeria are serious public-health threats. Counterfeit medicines are presently causing treatment failure, drug resistance and death, while contaminated food and other dangerous products are already causing poisoning, disability and long-term health complications. Families have lost loved ones, breadwinners and their livelihoods because criminals prioritize profit over human life. The fight against fake products must not be left to NAFDAC alone. State governors must establish properly funded state-level product-safety and consumer-protection agencies to complement NAFDAC in the fight against these profit-centred, human-killer beings. State governors must stop watching from the sidelines The punishment must reflect the seriousness of the crime. Deliberately producing and distributing deadly counterfeit products should attract the strongest penalties. Where the evidence establishes intentional killing and the legal requirements for murder are met, the death penalty should be considered under applicable Nigerian law. Nigerians must not continue to die because criminals have turned public health into a business opportunity. If you suspect anyone is manufacturing, distributing or selling fake drugs, adulterated food or other dangerous counterfeit products, report the matter to NAFDAC immediately. Do not remain silent; your report could save lives. NAFDAC complaints hotline: 0800-1-NAFDAC (0800-1-623322) Email: [email protected] Official website: nafdac.gov.ng