Canada asks Nigerian student to leave over fake 2016 admission letter

- Reason for Deportation: The Canadian government has asked Lola Akinlade, a Nigerian student, to leave the country due to a fake acceptance letter she used to obtain a study visa and work permit.
- Circumstances of the Case: Akinlade was unaware that the acceptance letter provided by an agent for the University of Regina in 2016 was fake until she was contacted by the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) a few weeks before her graduation from another institution.
- Consequences: Akinlade lost her study permit in Canada due to the fake letter and was denied when she attempted to apply for a postgraduate work permit and a temporary resident permit. Her husband and their eight-year-old Nigerian-born son, who joined her in Nova Scotia in 2018, have now lost their temporary resident status.

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