I Need Urgent And Candid Advice (child Consent In Canada Immigration Related)

I have a friend who travelled to Canada sometimes ago as a single and all his documents reflect single, even though he have a family with a kid back here in Nigeria . He is now in the country (Nigeria) and want to go back with his family (He now has Canadian resident permit ).
He can't present the child as his own since he claimed he is a single all along (probably with no child yet). He wants me to help out buy claiming that the child is mine and that i am releasing the child for him to travel with to Canada.
The front view of my International passport will be needed and consent form will be filled by me.

I REALLY WANT TO HELP HIM BUT I DON'T KNOW IF THERE IS ANY FUTURE IMPLICATIONS OR CONSEQUENCE THAT WILL BE REGRETTABLE. 

Pease advise me as i need to take urgent decision on the matter.

Thanks.

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Massive Free Sheikh Zakzaky Protest In More Than 50 Nigerian Towns And Cities

The #FreeZakzaky protest of yesterday in more than 50 Nigerian towns and cities was massive. Hundreds of thousands of Nigerians flooded the streets chanting freedom for Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky and his wife. I shared pictures and videos of the protests and I became tired.

There are towns and villages in the hinterland that I have never heard of but I saw pictures of them Yesterday protesting for Free Sheikh Zakzaky. There is tremendous progress going on. The enemy has woefully failed and Sheikh Zakzaky predicted this scenario in the past.

#FreeZakzaky is Trending on Twitter since yesterday. I am very tired! Wanted to rest and catch some sleep today but the pictures of the massive Free Sheikh Zakzaky protest from Pakistan started flooding in. Had to share.

Some Saudi-sponsored Wahhabi clerics in Nigeria have started grumbling that Shia is spreading like wildlife despite all what they are doing. Na God, they can't do a damn thing!

We should strengthen the bond of love and brotherhood among us. This is what makes the enemy unhappy. Offer excuses for your brothers and sisters as we are not infallible.

We Will Win InshaAllah!
Humanity Always Win!

#ElbinawiTweets

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Mattis: North Korea nuclear threat accelerating

Image copyrightAFP/GETTYImage captionNorth Korea engaged in "outlaw" behaviour, Mr Mattis said

The threat of nuclear attack from North Korea is increasing, US Defence Secretary James Mattis said during a visit to South Korea.

Mr Mattis warned it would face a "massive military response" if it used nuclear weapons.

Separately, North Korea released a South Korean fishing boat which it said had been found in North Korean waters illegally.

The crew of 10 were released on Friday evening, South Korean officials said.

It comes at a time of heightened tension in the region, with both sides running a series of military exercises.

"North Korea has accelerated the threat that it poses to its neighbours and the world through its illegal and unnecessary missile and nuclear weapons programs," Mr Mattis said, AP news agency reported.

He said North Korea engaged in "outlaw" behaviour and said US-South Korean security collaboration had taken on "new urgency".

Washington could not accept a nuclear North Korea, he added, speaking alongside his South Korean counterpart Song Young-moo.Image copyrightAFP/GETTYImage captionThe threat of nuclear attack from North Korea is increasing, Mr Mattis says
Mr Mattis is in Seoul for annual defence talks with South Korea.

US President Donald Trump is due to visit South Korea in November as part of a trip to Asia.

In September North Korea carried out its sixth nuclear test, which was its biggest yet.

The bomb was thought to have had a power range from 50 to 120 kilotonnes. A 50kt device would be about three times the size of the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima in 1945.

It has also carried out a series of missile tests, firing two ballistic missiles over Japan in August and September.

South Korea has begun deploying the US Thaad (Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense) missile defense system in response to the threat of a missile attack from the north.

Earlier this month, the US and South Korea also began joint military exercises in waters surrounding the Korean peninsula, involving fighter jets, destroyers and aircraft carriers.

The drills anger the North, and Pyongyang has in the past denounced them as a "rehearsal for war".

Separately, the US has imposed sanctions on seven North Koreans and three entities over "flagrant" human rights abuses.

Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin said those sanctioned included diplomats placed in China and Vietnam who had taken part in the forced repatriation of North Korean asylum-seekers.

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