intrinsicniyi:
Live from Toronto.

(a) Toronto Airport View
(b) Leaving Washington DC Airport
(b) Montreal Intl Airport
(d) Stuff I was given after my PR was confirmed!


We made it!
Success to everyone else on this journey.
Cheers!

Pinky:
Did anyone fly Ethiopia airline to Toronto, Canada? Please when is the advisable time to do the covid-19 test?
flight is 1.40pm, should the test be done 1 OR 2 days before the flight . I am worried we may not get the test result if done a day before
please advise based on your Ethiopian airline experience

Thank you

seunpinky:
Get your test done a day before your departure. Make sure u get to the test centre early enough say 9am and your result would be mailed to you say 4pm same day. Ensure u print out 3 copies of the test result. Talking from my experience

Pinky:
Hi Seunpinky,
Thanks for the response. Did you have to give them the results at various airports or what did you use 3 printouts for please
Thanks

seunpinky:
If my memory serves me right, one copy would be collected b4 u are issued a boarding pass, one copy is for you can't remember the need for the 3rd copy.

seunpinky:
If my memory serves me right, one copy would be collected b4 u are issued a boarding pass, one copy is for you can't remember the need for the 3rd copy.

Pinky:
@seunpinky, If it's ok by you, I'd like to PM you please

Pinky:
Did anyone fly Ethiopia airline to Toronto, Canada? Please when is the advisable time to do the covid-19 test?
flight is 1.40pm, should the test be done 1 OR 2 days before the flight . I am worried we may not get the test result if done a day before
please advise based on your Ethiopian airline experience

Thank you

rosepetraaa:


Congratulations!

The land will favour you. Welcome home.

Berle:
I'm a member of such group but it's not solely for Nigerians. Send me a message if you'd like to join.

olasubomy:


God bless you, Berle. I have sent you a message through your moniker. You can check your e-mail.

ShalewaT:
Hello guys. I'm in the middle of my immigration process(5 months post AOR), but it's been slow due to covid impact. I am a tailor and I make menswear, majorly native wear. I wanna learn how to make women's wear before the year runs out.
My question is how lucrative is fashion designing in Canada?
Do you sew native wears there? Or you order from Nigeria whenever you wanna use one.
Do people buy ready-to-wear locally made outfit? And how often do people wear African designs?
I know it could be seasonal cos of winter.
Lastly, is it a business that can be done from home? Thanks so much
I aspire to study to become a nurse in Canada, but I just love this fashion stuff. Hopefully I'd be able to manage both together.

Lagbaja88:
most people wear the natives they come with maybe twice a year. Demand is low, i don’t think it worths it

ShalewaT:

Thanks so much

ShalewaT:
Hello guys. I'm in the middle of my immigration process(5 months post AOR), but it's been slow due to covid impact. I am a tailor and I make menswear, majorly native wear. I wanna learn how to make women's wear before the year runs out.
My question is how lucrative is fashion designing in Canada?
Do you sew native wears there? Or you order from Nigeria whenever you wanna use one.
Do people buy ready-to-wear locally made outfit? And how often do people wear African designs?
I know it could be seasonal cos of winter.
Lastly, is it a business that can be done from home? Thanks so much
I aspire to study to become a nurse in Canada, but I just love this fashion stuff. Hopefully I'd be able to manage both together.

megastu:
Once your design is cosmopolitan in nature and you have reasonable access to getting materials from Nigeria, you will do well. Clothes generally have been in low demand due to lockdowns and lack of parties but with time the demand might surge back. Go for it!

ShalewaT:
Hello guys. I'm in the middle of my immigration process(5 months post AOR), but it's been slow due to covid impact. I am a tailor and I make menswear, majorly native wear. I wanna learn how to make women's wear before the year runs out.
My question is how lucrative is fashion designing in Canada?
Do you sew native wears there? Or you order from Nigeria whenever you wanna use one.
Do people buy ready-to-wear locally made outfit? And how often do people wear African designs?
I know it could be seasonal cos of winter.
Lastly, is it a business that can be done from home? Thanks so much
I aspire to study to become a nurse in Canada, but I just love this fashion stuff. Hopefully I'd be able to manage both together.

intrinsicniyi:
Greetings All,

Haven’t gone out much. Woke up this morning & decided to just walk around in this hot weather.

This is the area of Brampton, Ontario that I find myself.

Honestly, with the way the environment looks, like USA like Canada.

#Please anyone in Brampton, link up!!!

megastu:
Which area of Brampton? Fletcher Meadow or Credit Valley?

CountVersailles:

Don't let anyone tell you something is impossible. If you will enjoy and can be creative with your fashion designing, by all means you should do it. You could become the first person to set a trend that many will love. The most important thing is that you derive satisfaction from even the small wins. From my side, I would say you should definitely give it a go. The Nigerian community in Canada is growing at such an accelerated rate that even CAD is becoming expensive now. In 10 years, all things Nigerian will be in greater demand. I wouldn't be in the least surprised if this includes Nigerian fashion. There never used to be many African stores by Nigerian. But these days, with the continuing influx of Nigerians, African stores by Nigerians are popping up left, right and center. Who knows what Nigerian thing will be in demand in a few years. So, please do it!

intrinsicniyi:


Hi Bro,

Make I check map real quick.

Where I am: Professor’s Lake Parkway 16s3y4.

Its so hot in here

Richdee1:


On a Public Forum?
Don't think it's safe
I know Nigeria is not Canada but please keep things like this in private

Richdee1:


On a Public Forum?
Don't think it's safe
I know Nigeria is not Canada but please keep things like this in private

Lagbaja88:
dem go kidnap am

Evergreen694:
Hello everyone,

Special greetings to the gurus in the house.
I am in dire need of assistance. Here is a background story.

So I graduated with a CGPA of 4.02 from the department of petroleum engineering (B.Engr.). I just concluded my NYSC service this year 2021 and I have no work experience.
I would love to further my education in Canada through P.G program in a lucrative engineering field in which employment opportunities are not a difficult task in terms of securing one. I also don't want to further my education strictly on the path of petroleum engineering.
I have been able to secure my transcript from my school and have also gotten it verified by WES.

*HERE ARE MY PROBLEMS*
• I don't know what course to go after.
• I don't know the schools that are still open for admission for 2022 academic year.

I was told that colleges are preferable if you are looking to try to gain experience (especially through Co-op)but I don't know which colleges that can offer me that opportunities right now. My admission process is sponsored by a relation who says I have to find a school for 2022 section or I won't be sponsored again.
I was directed to this trend to find information in regards to lucrative engineering jobs with high employment rates.
Please any one who can help me out in anyway is highly appreciated. Please every advice and directions I can get would be helpful.

Thank you all and God bless.

Berle:
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