JUSTINN0b0dy calls me my båby. Those were the w0rds of Ewatomilola, the Nigeriån lady known for her extr£mely t!ny wa!st, as she opened up about the l0nely side of virål fåme.

The 23-year-0ld, whose real name is Abdulahi Rukayat Oluwaremilekun, r0se to publiç attenti0n after reveåling she uñderweñt r!b rec0nstructi0n surg£ry, a decisi0n she says was driveñ by a desire to c0rrect uñeven h!ps and impr0ve her 0verall figùre.

Her l00k sp@rked måssive attenti0n 0nline, admirati0n, debåte and c0nstant conversati0n. But behiñd the sp0tlight is a different reality.

Despìte the attenti0n and str!king appeårance, Ewatomilola says she is still siñgle. N0 pårtñer. N0 0ne to appreciate her bey0nd s0cial mediå likes. N0 0ne to affeçti0nately cåll her “my båby.” In hèr reçent revelati0n, she exprèssed frùstråti0n that beauty and visìbilìty håven’t trañslåted into geñuine c0nnecti0n.

She made it cleår she is siñgle, avåilable and 0pen to l0ve, cålling 0n interested meñ to st£p f0rward and get to know the person behiñd the virål imåge.

Her st0ry is a remiñder that admirati0n d0esn’t always equål affecti0n and that even th0se who l00k “perfect” 0nline can still ¢råve s0mething simple, reål love and c0mpani0nship...

JUSTINCubana Chìef Prìest reåch 0ut to Peller by educåting him about lìfe experieñce.

JUSTINLåte singer Mohbåd’s Wife Wunmi Did Not Birth A Båby Gìrl” - Stella Dimokorku Reports.

Forged Tax Laws: Yoruba Union Accuses Tinubu Government of Plot to Seize Nigerians’ Properties, Warns of Hardship From 2026

A Yoruba socio-cultural group, Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá, has accused the Bola Tinubu administration of allegedly altering a tax reform law passed by the National Assembly to enable property seizures without court orders. The group claims the gazetted version removes judicial oversight and empowers tax authorities to confiscate and sell assets within 14 days of alleged tax default. Warning of increased poverty, insecurity, and business collapse from 2026, the union described the move as unconstitutional, anti-people, and authoritarian, calling for a full investigation and prosecution of those responsible.

Trump Attacks Democrats as ‘Radical Left Scum’ in Christmas Message, Claims Economic Boom, Strong Borders and Record Security Gains

U.S. President Donald Trump sparked controversy on Christmas Day after using his holiday message to sharply attack Democrats, whom he labelled “Radical Left Scum,” while highlighting what he described as major economic, security and policy achievements under his administration. In a post shared on X, Trump wished Americans a Merry Christmas but accused his political opponents of trying—and failing—to destroy the country.

Trump claimed his government had reversed several policies, insisting the United States no longer has open borders, weak law enforcement, or policies allowing men in women’s sports and widespread transgender inclusion. He boasted of what he called strong economic indicators, citing a record stock market, growth in 401(k) accounts, low crime rates, no inflation, and a reported 4.3 percent GDP growth that exceeded expectations.

The president also credited tariffs for generating “trillions of dollars” in economic growth and strengthening national security, arguing that the U.S. has regained global respect. He ended his Christmas message with a patriotic sign-off, “God Bless America.”

The remarks followed a recent year-end national address in which Trump criticized former President Joe Biden, blaming his administration for inflation and immigration problems. Trump claimed he inherited economic and border challenges after the COVID-19 pandemic and accused Democrats of creating “mayhem.” He further asserted that the U.S. is experiencing reverse migration for the first time in decades and claimed he helped resolve multiple international conflicts, a point he has used to support his call for a Nobel Peace Prize.

U.S. Offers $3,000 Cash and Free Flight for Undocumented Immigrants Who Leave Before 2026

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced a program offering undocumented immigrants a $3,000 cash incentive and a free flight home if they voluntarily leave the country before December 31, 2025. The initiative, facilitated through the CBP Home mobile app, also forgives any outstanding civil fines or penalties for overstaying. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized that the offer is temporary, warning that those who do not comply risk arrest, forced deportation, and permanent bans from re-entry. The policy is part of the administration’s broader effort to encourage “self-deportation” amid heightened immigration enforcement.

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Trump Offers $3,000 Incentive for Illegal Immigrants to Leave the US
Offer Details: President Donald Trump’s administration has tripled its previous offer, giving illegal immigrants $3,000 plus a free flight to return to their home countries if they voluntarily self-deport by the end of 2025.
Official Statement: DHS Secretary Kristi Noem urged migrants to take the offer, warning that those who refuse could face arrest and permanent ban from returning.
Background: Earlier estimates suggested it costs about $17,000 per person to arrest, detain, and deport illegal migrants, making the voluntary program more cost-effective.
Self-Deportation App: The administration rebranded the app CBP Home (formerly CBP One) to facilitate voluntary departures.
Previous Deportations: Migrants, including children, have been deported to Central American countries, like Costa Rica, with a maximum 30-day stay before returning to their home nations.
Nigeria’s Response: The Nigerian government, under President Bola Tinubu, has prepared to receive deported Nigerians and set up an inter-agency committee to handle their reintegration.
Takeaway: This initiative is part of the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown, encouraging voluntary departure while highlighting potential legal and logistical consequences for noncompliance.

GRETA THUNBERG ARRESTED IN LONDON - CLIMATE ICON WALKS INTO UK TERROR LAW

Greta Thunberg was arrested Tuesday in central London, not for blocking traffic or yelling at oil executives - but for holding a sign.

City of London Police say the 22-year-old was detained for displaying a placard supporting Palestine Action, now a proscribed organization under Section 13 of the UK Terrorism Act 2000.

That’s the statute usually reserved for ISIS merch and neo-Nazi logos. Not cardboard and markers.

The protest backed Palestine Action hunger strikers. The charge isn’t about violence at the scene.

It’s about symbolism. Under UK law, expressing support for a banned group - even rhetorically - is enough.

This is the escalation everyone saw coming.

Britain has spent the last year widening the legal blast radius around protest, extremism, and national security.

Thunberg, long since migrated from climate to anti-war politics, just crossed into a zone where celebrity doesn’t cushion the landing.

What happens next? Likely release without charge or a low-level court appearance - but the signal matters more than the sentence.

Activism is being reclassified. Loud causes are becoming legal liabilities.

Greta didn’t change. The rules did.

Source: Sky News

U.S. Partially Suspends Visa Issuance for Nationals of 19 Countries Starting January 1

The U.S. Department of State announced that, effective January 1, 2026, at 12:01 a.m. EST, it will partially suspend the issuance of certain visas to nationals of 19 countries, in accordance with Presidential Proclamation 10998, titled "Restricting and Limiting the Entry of Foreign Nationals to Protect the Security of the United States."

The affected countries are: Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Benin, Burundi, Côte d’Ivoire, Cuba, Dominica, Gabon, The Gambia, Malawi, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania, Togo, Tonga, Venezuela, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

The partial suspension applies to non-immigrant B-1/B-2 visitor visas, F, M, and J student and exchange visitor visas, as well as all immigrant visas.
Limited exceptions include:
Immigrant visas for ethnic and religious minorities facing persecution in Iran
Dual nationals applying with a passport from a country not subject to the suspension
Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs) for certain U.S. government employees
Participants in major sporting events
Lawful permanent residents of the United States
The measures aim to address deficiencies in screening, vetting, and information-sharing, citing factors such as visa overstay rates and other national security considerations.
No previously issued visas will be revoked under the proclamation. For more details, visit the U.S. Department of State's website or the relevant U.S. embassy.

US Announces Partial Visa Restrictions On Nigerians, 18 Other Countries, Bars Visitor, Student And Immigrant Visas From January 1, 2026

The United States government has announced the enforcement of partial visa restrictions on Nigeria and 18 other countries, effective from January 1, 2026. The policy, issued under Presidential Proclamation 10998, will suspend the issuance of B-1/B-2 visitor visas, F, M, and J student and exchange visas, as well as most immigrant visas, subject to limited exceptions. While holders of valid visas issued before the effective date will not be affected, new applicants may be deemed ineligible under the new rules. U.S. authorities stated that discretionary waivers may be granted on a case-by-case basis if travel is deemed to serve U.S. national interests.

Nigerian Nurse Celebrates Becoming British Citizen, Flaunts Golden Medal Awarded by UK Government

A Nigerian nurse living in the United Kingdom has officially become a British citizen and joyfully celebrated the milestone on social media. Sharing her excitement on X (formerly Twitter), she revealed that her journey involved dreaming, praying, and working hard despite uncertainties about her path. As part of the citizenship ceremony, the UK government awarded her a golden medal, which she proudly displayed online. While some netizens criticized her for publicly celebrating, many others congratulated her, praising her perseverance and achievement. The nurse’s story highlights the emotional significance and pride associated with attaining citizenship in a foreign country after years of effort and navigating immigration challenges.

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Gambian Man Deported from Nigeria Shares Emotional Account of “Dehumanising” Airport Ordeal

A young man of Gambian and Senegalese descent has spoken out after being deported from Nigeria, describing the experience as “the most dehumanising and humiliating” of his life. In a video posted on Instagram, Mohamet Mbaye recounted how visa issues arose upon arrival at the airport, despite prior confirmation that his documents were in order. He described being left alone without food, water, or guidance while officials struggled to verify his status due to system failures. Mbaye expressed heartbreak over the dismissive treatment he received and vowed never to return to Nigeria if he could avoid it. He emphasized that he was not seeking special privileges but only basic fairness and dignity. His story has sparked reactions on social media, with many empathizing with his ordeal and others discussing the need for improved treatment of travelers at Nigerian immigration points.

Ghana deports 42 Nigerians for prostitution, others

The Ghanaian government has deported no fewer than 42 Nigerians from the Ashanti Region after various courts found them guilty for prostitution, fraud, and other related offences.

The Ashanti Regional Minister, Frank Amoakohene, disclosed this on social media.

According to him, other foreign nationals deported include 13 Cameroonian nationals, three Ivorian nationals, three Burkinabe nationals, and seven Benin nationals.

“A total of 42 Nigerians, 13 Cameroonians, 3 Ivorians, 3 Burkinabe nationals, and 7 Benin nationals have been deported from the Ashanti Region to their respective countries following various court rulings involving Q-Net, prostitution, and other criminal activities.

I commend the Ghana Immigration Service for its professionalism, diligence, and firm commitment to enforcing our immigration laws, while upholding due process and human dignity.

Their collaboration with the courts and other security agencies continues to strengthen public safety, protect vulnerable persons, and preserve law and order in the region.” he said

The deportation of the Nigerians comes amid growing reports of increased scrutiny and mass arrests of Nigerians abroad.

TRUMP ADMIN FINDS 129,000 MIGRANT KIDS THAT BIDEN LOST AT THE BORDER

Trump’s team says they just found 129,000 missing migrant kids the Biden admin totally lost track of after letting them into the U.S. with almost zero follow-up.

Homeland Security Sec. Noem says some of these kids were trafficked or abused, and now they’re trying to track down every last one.

They had to search through immigration records, court logs, and agency files just to figure out which kids even showed up to a hearing.

Around 500,000 migrant minors crossed the border under Biden, but thousands were dumped with barely vetted adults, no in-person checks, and no clue where they ended up.

Whistleblowers even said some “sponsors” were gang members or traffickers, and 291,000 kids never even got a court date.

Who exactly thought this was a good idea?

Source: Daily Wire

US Expands Travel Restrictions, Suspends Green Card and Citizenship Applications for Nigerians

The United States government has expanded its travel restrictions on Nigerians, now suspending legal immigration applications, including green cards, naturalisation, and other permanent residency pathways. This means Nigerians can no longer submit or have their applications processed for these programs.

According to CBS News, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is implementing the suspension in line with President Donald Trump’s recent proclamation, which initially imposed partial travel restrictions on several developing countries, including Nigeria.

The earlier restrictions affected nationals seeking entry on B‑1, B‑2, B‑1/B‑2, F, M, and J visas. The latest suspension extends beyond Nigeria to include countries such as Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, Syria, as well as Angola, Antigua and Barbuda, Benin, Côte d’Ivoire, Dominica, Gabon, Gambia, Malawi, Mauritania, Senegal, Tanzania, Tonga, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

Nationals of these countries will no longer be able to apply for US citizenship or permanent residency. US authorities cited national security concerns as the reason for the travel bans, explaining that a “general lack of stability and government control” in these countries makes it difficult to properly vet applicants or assess potential security threats.

USCIS further stated it is “conducting a comprehensive review of anyone from anywhere who poses a threat to the U.S., including those identified in the President’s latest proclamation.” The Nigerian government has yet to respond to the expanded restrictions but has previously expressed its willingness to collaborate with the US in addressing concerns related to immigration and security.

Ex-Reform UK Candidate Nick Buckley Criticizes British-Nigerian Boxer Anthony Joshua Over ‘Third World Flag’, Sparks Online Backlash

Nick Buckley, a former Reform UK candidate and British charity worker, has attracted controversy for criticizing Nigerian-British boxing champion Anthony Joshua on social media. Buckley described Joshua as an “ungrateful hypocrite” and criticized him for waving the Nigerian flag and allegedly making anti-white comments during BLM protests. The remarks provoked strong reactions online, with many users condemning Buckley for racism and defending Joshua’s right to acknowledge his Nigerian heritage. Joshua, a British citizen, recently defeated YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul in a high-profile heavyweight bout. Buckley, known for his past contentious statements on race and immigration, currently advises the far-right party Advance UK on social policy.

DHS Says Over 2.5 Million Illegal Immigrants Have Left US as ICE Arrests ‘Worst of the Worst’ Criminal Migrants Under Trump Crackdown

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has announced a major enforcement success, revealing that more than 2.5 million illegal immigrants have left the United States since President Donald Trump returned to office in January 2025. DHS said Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently arrested illegal immigrants with serious criminal records, including burglary, bank robbery, aggravated kidnapping, and violent assault, describing the suspects as the “worst of the worst.” Officials say the coordinated crackdown has resulted in what the Trump administration calls the most secure U.S. border in history, crediting aggressive deportation policies and expanded law enforcement cooperation for improving public safety nationwide.

JUST IN: Peter Obi has described the discrepancies between the tax reform laws passed by the House of Representatives and the gazetted versions signed by President Bola Tinubu as a migration from padding budgets to altering laws.

Yoruba Union Condemns President Tinubu’s Christmas Holiday Amid Kogi ECWA Church Abductions, Calls for Immediate Action on National Insecurity

The Yoruba Union, Ìgbìnmó Májékóbájé Ilé-Yorùbá, has condemned President Bola Tinubu for reportedly planning to spend Christmas with his family while victims of abduction, including ECWA Church worshippers in Ayetoro Kiri, Kogi State, remain in captivity. The group criticized the government’s failure to prioritize citizen safety amid worsening insecurity across Nigeria, highlighting ongoing kidnappings, ransom demands, and the suffering of families. The union urged the President to cancel his holiday, personally visit affected areas, and direct security agencies to intensify rescue operations, dismantle criminal networks, and ensure justice for abductees.