Cretaceous:


I get you bro. Well said.

What about having one's baby in the US? is it really worth it?

Boss13:
Is this a sponsored propaganda from the government?

nairavsdollars:
Nigerians are just too desperate. You see somebody doing well here will leave his job and move to Canada

nairavsdollars:
Nigerians are just too desperate. You see somebody doing well here will leave his job and move to Canada

Firgemachar:


Enough
And you think you stand a better chance than Americans, Europeans and even Indians

emelda86:
My heart is doing me somehow,,,how can she say such after I've submitted my passport & information's abeg o...Canada better pass naija by far if I reach there I go work 18hours as an Igbo blood wey I be I rebuke every false news about Canada in Jesus name Amen.

wizzy11:
So, i have a Problem with Some Nigerians, who always try to discourage people from coming over.
If life is so difficult, in Canada or the U.S, why not return home and then start leaving a better life as they put it.
Our Destinies are different, if you are under a spell that you can't make it in Canada or abroad, that does not mean others can't.
For those who also think, U.S or Canada is heaven, please wake up from that dream, if you put in effort you get results.
If you work, you get reward, in the beginning, it's never easy.

For me one thing i know, is that as long as you work hard, and stay persistent in the end it pays.

I always tell friends, who want to come over. In the beginning, it's not easy, but everyday you see hope. there is a ray of light.
It's unlike leaving in Nigeria where you remain dormant for years, with things not looking promising unless you have got connections.
I always liking it to Any Nigerian Moving from Lagos to Abuja, believe me, settling is not easy too.
It would take months and probably years to settle in and understand Abuja well.
Same applies to relocating abroad.
If you have friends and families, the easier it is for you to settle.
One reason people relocate is not Just for Jobs, but wanting their kids and offspring, to lead a better life.
For the Youths still in their prime, those who just finished their BSc. if you can, it's best you come through a Masters degree, that way you can settle in easy and understand the system.
There are Still schools out there giving out scholarships.
Wish you all success.

Please I will like to know about the schools over there offering scholarships. I graduated three years ago, completed my Nysc in 2016, got a call center job last year.. I don't have the cash to sponsor by myself abroad.. Please tell me about the schools there that are offering scholarships. I studied biochemistry with a second classy upper honors

wizzy11:
So, i have a Problem with Some Nigerians, who always try to discourage people from coming over.
If life is so difficult, in Canada or the U.S, why not return home and then start leaving a better life as they put it.
Our Destinies are different, if you are under a spell that you can't make it in Canada or abroad, that does not mean others can't.
For those who also think, U.S or Canada is heaven, please wake up from that dream, if you put in effort you get results.
If you work, you get reward, in the beginning, it's never easy.

For me one thing i know, is that as long as you work hard, and stay persistent in the end it pays.

I always tell friends, who want to come over. In the beginning, it's not easy, but everyday you see hope. there is a ray of light.
It's unlike leaving in Nigeria where you remain dormant for years, with things not looking promising unless you have got connections.
I always liking it to Any Nigerian Moving from Lagos to Abuja, believe me, settling is not easy too.
It would take months and probably years to settle in and understand Abuja well.
Same applies to relocating abroad.
If you have friends and families, the easier it is for you to settle.
One reason people relocate is not Just for Jobs, but wanting their kids and offspring, to lead a better life.
For the Youths still in their prime, those who just finished their BSc. if you can, it's best you come through a Masters degree, that way you can settle in easy and understand the system.
There are Still schools out there giving out scholarships.
Wish you all success.

TheAngry1:
Nigerians like the bandwagon effect. There are many countries to travel to, but EVERYBODY face Canada. I know Nigerians who are millionaires (in Euros) in Portugal, Chezck Republic and Germany, and a lot are thriving in the Scandinavia. Nigerians always play the ball where belle face.

salford1:
Nigerians always want things to happen fast fast.lol
Took me 3 yrs to get back to Engineering.
Took wife 2 years to get back to being a pharmacist.
Both regulated professions in Canada, but you have this lady complaining after 3months...
Welcome to Canada.

But one can even get a job before landing if in an unregulated profession. Its all about luck meets opportunity for professionals in unregulated fields.

yeyerolling:
no need to argue . why shud americans and europeans be going to canada . the major recipients of the canada express entry are indians and nigerians. There are jobs to go round.

olusayeroyagi:
but these aforementioned countries are not English speaking countries now

wizzy11:
So, i have a Problem with Some Nigerians, who always try to discourage people from coming over.
If life is so difficult, in Canada or the U.S, why not return home and then start leaving a better life as they put it.
Our Destinies are different, if you are under a spell that you can't make it in Canada or abroad, that does not mean others can't.
For those who also think, U.S or Canada is heaven, please wake up from that dream, if you put in effort you get results.
If you work, you get reward, in the beginning, it's never easy.

For me one thing i know, is that as long as you work hard, and stay persistent in the end it pays.

I always tell friends, who want to come over. In the beginning, it's not easy, but everyday you see hope. there is a ray of light.
It's unlike leaving in Nigeria where you remain dormant for years, with things not looking promising unless you have got connections.
I always liking it to Any Nigerian Moving from Lagos to Abuja, believe me, settling is not easy too.
It would take months and probably years to settle in and understand Abuja well.
Same applies to relocating abroad.
If you have friends and families, the easier it is for you to settle.
One reason people relocate is not Just for Jobs, but wanting their kids and offspring, to lead a better life.
For the Youths still in their prime, those who just finished their BSc. if you can, it's best you come through a Masters degree, that way you can settle in easy and understand the system.
There are Still schools out there giving out scholarships.
Wish you all success.

vickifeanyi47:


They are leaving not because of the financial breakthrough that's involved, but because they want to live and enjoy life where the system works and most especially for the betterment of their kids.

salford1:
Nigerians always want things to happen fast fast.lol
Took me 3 yrs to get back to Engineering.
Took wife 2 years to get back to being a pharmacist.
Both regulated professions in Canada, but you have this lady complaining after 3months...
Welcome to Canada.

But one can even get a job before landing if in an unregulated profession. Its all about luck meets opportunity for professionals in unregulated fields.

Obi4gboy:
I am actually married, but she is still in Nigeria. I am in the process of sponsoring her to Canada, that's why I said I am alone here. But whether you say it's small or not, at least I am living well here and building an event center in Owerri. So I think I am just fine. When I geft the paying job, then I get it.

mighty2:
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Firgemachar:


How long can you do what you are doing? I am happy you are doing something back home you can fall back to.
But trust me, when you become a family man, your expenses and responsibilities will skyrocket so much so that you may send up on credit cards. God forbid!

Firgemachar:


How long can you do what you are doing? I am happy you are doing something back home you can fall back to.
But trust me, when you become a family man, your expenses and responsibilities will skyrocket so much so that you may send up on credit cards. God forbid!

peacengine:


Is your destiny manual laborer work? See graduates doing Uber, security, washing plate, washing people's yanch and you call that destiny fulfilment? O boy, you de fall hand sha

salford1:
Nigerians always want things to happen fast fast.lol
Took me 3 yrs to get back to Engineering.
Took wife 2 years to get back to being a pharmacist.
Both regulated professions in Canada, but you have this lady complaining after 3months...
Welcome to Canada.

But one can even get a job before landing if in an unregulated profession. Its all about luck meets opportunity for professionals in unregulated fields.

Firgemachar:


Who is deceiving you? The Americans and Europeans, the real skilled workers, will come in more honourably.

The current scheme is for African migrants (slaves) like you to come and do all the hard(menial) work.

yeyerolling:
pple with my cv are working in pwc,kpmg etc. Have worked for those companies in nigeria. Have ACCA qualification. If not for privacy i can show u linkedin profiles of ex colleagues working in canada. Slave indeed

fairfora:
...I'm yet to see such a fertile land as Nigeria.

oemmanuel:
One thing that OP refused to understand is the fact that most people relocate to Canada to have the future of their kids secured. Like you rightly pointed out, with Canadian education and job experience (Industrial training), it becomes easy for them to thrive. May be you should look at it from that angle too.

Trustme2:

That may not be true if they live withing their means and the wife is not a spendthrift. Moreover schools are free for children from primary school to secondary school. Govt also pays $500 per child per month as children upkeep allowance

Firgemachar:


Are they doing professional jobs in Canada

Firgemachar:


@bolded Really I doubt! Come on, stop lying!!
Free primary and secondary education is no big deal. We have similar here.
But those other things are bound to render the average immigrant indebted.