A Nigerian woman, Loveth, has said she regrets knowing her husband and bringing him to Canada.

While the mother of four didn’t elaborate on the reasons she is looking back at her 14-year marriage with regret, she expressed gratitude to God for being alive to share her story.

Responding to a follower who suggested that her husband paid her school fees, Loveth revealed that she singlehandedly sponsored her relocation to Canada and paid her school fees.

She further revealed that she also sponsored her husband their children’s relocation to Canada.

“This is a 14 year journey of experiences that will shake the world if I choose to speak. Even you as a man go fear man. Thank God I’m alive to share my story by myself. I leave it here for now.”

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A former member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Ogbonna Nwuke, narrowly escaped d+ath on Monday after his sport utility vehicle (SUV) burst into flames in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital.

Nwuke, who represented the Etche/Omuma Federal Constituency between 2011 and 2015, was driving himself when the incident occurred along the Eastern By-pass axis of the city, specifically in front of Hypercity, while he was on his way to Trans Amadi.

Confirming the incident in a telephone conversation with LEADERSHIP, the former lawmaker expressed gratitude for surviving the ordeal. “I was driving to Trans Amadi when the incident occurred. In fact, it happened in front of Hypercity on Eastern By-pass. I thank God for the gift of life. I thank God that I survived,” he said.

Reacting to the incident, Nwuke’s eldest daughter, Ebony, took to her official Facebook page to express gratitude to God for sparing her father’s life. She described the experience as a close call with death and thanked God for choosing mercy over tragedy.

She wrote that while material possessions can be replaced, life remains priceless, adding that the family’s sorrow was turned into joy through divine intervention, as they celebrated the preservation of her father’s life.

The United States Department of Homeland Security has announced a limited-time incentive aimed at encouraging undocumented migrants to voluntarily leave the country during the holiday season.

In a statement released on its website on Monday, DHS said undocumented migrants who register to self-deport through the CBP Home app by the end of the year will receive a $3,000 stipend, in addition to a free flight to their home country.

The department said participants in the programme would also qualify for the forgiveness of any civil fines or penalties related to failure to depart the United States.

According to DHS, since January 2025, about 1.9 million undocumented migrants have voluntarily left the country, with tens of thousands using the CBP Home program.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said the incentive had been temporarily increased during the Christmas season.

“Since January 2025, 1.9 million illegal aliens have voluntarily self-deported, and tens of thousands have used the CBP Home program.

“During the Christmas season, the US taxpayer is so generously tripling the incentive to leave voluntarily for those in this country illegally—offering a $3,000 exit bonus, but just until the end of the year,” Noem said.

“Illegal aliens should take advantage of this gift and self-deport because if they don’t, we will find them, we will arrest them, and they will never return,” she added.

Guided by a Donald Trump presidential proclamation, Homeland Security established “Project Homecoming” in May 2025.

“The American people are generously offering illegal aliens $1,000 and a free flight to self-deport now,” it announced. To pay for the flights and “exit bonuses,” the State Department repurposed $250 million intended to help resettle refugees.

The department described self-deportation through the CBP Home app as a fast and free process, requiring individuals to download the app and submit their information, after which DHS would arrange and cover the cost of travel.

DHS warned that undocumented migrants who fail to take advantage of the offer would face arrest and deportation, with permanent restrictions on re-entry into the United States.