The United States government has issued a reminder to international visitors, clarifying that a visa’s expiration date does not dictate how long an individual is permitted to stay in the country.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to immigration authorities, the authorized duration of stay is determined exclusively by a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer at the port of entry upon arrival, rather than the date printed on the visitor’s visa. A formal advisory emphasized:

“Reminder! The length of time an international visitor is allowed to stay in the United States is determined by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer upon your arrival, NOT your visa expiration date.”

Travelers often assume they can remain in the U.S. until their visa officially expires. However, authorities explained that a visa merely grants permission to travel to a U.S. port of entry to seek admission, while the actual length of stay is decided on-site.

To prevent accidental overstays, the U.S. government encourages visitors to check their electronic I-94 Arrival/Departure Record—specifically the “Admit Until” date—to confirm their official departure deadline. Authorities cautioned that staying past the date specified on the I-94 constitutes an immigration violation, which can negatively impact future travel and visa applications. Visitors are strongly advised to verify their I-94 records immediately upon entering the country to ensure full compliance.

Fredrick Nwabufo, the Senior Special Assistant on Public Engagement to President Bola Tinubu, has strongly criticized Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), following his recent interview addressing national issues.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Obi had recently stated his intention to unite the country if he wins the 2027 presidency. In response, Nwabufo released a signed statement dismissing Obi’s remarks and arguing that the opposition candidate demonstrates a fundamental lack of governance experience. He characterized Obi’s statements as “sentimental nothings” devoid of any concrete policy or plan for Nigeria.

Nwabufo stated:

“Peter Obi’s interview shows him again to be vacant of deep thought, understanding of governance, and taken up by syrupy rhetoric. He still has no plan, no alternative, and no policy plank, beyond a mouthful of sentimental nothings. Obi’s claim: He claimed he would unite Nigeria, but failed to explain how beyond the tired refrain of his cooks and ADC being northerners. His utterances, actions, and those of his followers have but deepened the chasm.”

The presidential aide further noted that genuine national unity relies on inclusive governance, economic integration, and equitable citizenship rather than empty promises. He maintained that true cohesion requires distributing public resources fairly to all citizens, regardless of their background, ethnicity, or faith.

Highlighting the achievements of the current administration, Nwabufo asserted that President Tinubu’s government has excelled in this area by ensuring all six geopolitical zones equitably benefit from national projects and programs. He also pointed out that the administration has advanced inclusive governance by appointing young professionals from diverse backgrounds to manage strategic sectors of government at an unprecedented level.

Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso believes club-record signing Morgan Rogers will make an immediate impact and build a powerful partnership with Cole Palmer following his £117 million transfer from Aston Villa. Rogers sealed his historic six-year deal (with an option for an extra year) last week, becoming the most expensive British player ever. Although the 24-year-old is resting after international duty with England at the World Cup—while the squad tours Sydney—Alonso is not concerned about his integration.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶