A confessed Nigerian bisexual, Adeyemi Ogundairo, has lost the battle to stay in Canada, following the failure of his application requesting for permanent residence. The prescribed governmental body, the Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC), refused to grant the application Ogundairo filed to enable him stay in the country as a permanent resident. The officer, Susan Pirie, who ruled over the application, said that the documents submitted lacked enough evidence to scale through the relevant regulations. She, therefore, refused to grant the request of Ogundairo on humanitarian and compassionate grounds, and a waiver on the Pre-Removal Risk Assessment (PRRA) notice. Pirie, who is a senior immigration officer, said, “It has been determined that you would not be at risk of persecution, subject to a danger of torture, or face a risk to your life or a risk of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment if returned to your country of nationality or habitual residence. “Humanitarian ...