₦airaland Forum

fortz007:
Good evening fam. I believe everyone’s doing okay. Please I’m caught in a dilemma. I have up to 5m and i have two options.
1. Get a high paying fed job
2. Go for msc programme in canada.
I believe everyone’s mature enough here to share their candid opinion.
I’ll be reading the comments. Thank you!

I résigned from my federal job and moved to Canada. No regrets at all.
I know former CBN staff who have relocated to Canada with their families. Same goes for highly skilled professionals in banks and other sector.
Msc in canada is the way to go

Hunter102:
Thanks for all your advice. I finally accepted the scholarship.

good. Learn the german language. Take it seriously

True. Children should learn at their pace. I once taught a class of 5year olds many years ago. One of the pupils would only eat and sleep. He didn't know numbers and couldnt speak properly. His results were always so bad that we had to patch them up to please his parents who wete always the first to pay fees. After many years, that same child got a fully paid scholarship to study créative writing in the US at masters level. He has several published stories to his credit.

I want to learn how to lock and relock hair. Please recommend experts who always have clients as i only have a few weeks at my disposal

DrFunmisticGlow:
even medicine is not left out o.

People don't want to pay doctors. They'll rather call doctor friends to give them free treatment.

But on to the topic.

Developed nations are somehow going back to trades and skills.

Many people especially young boys are seeing college for what it is, a scam. The number of young men going to college is dropping. They'll choose rather to go to trade school since it is cheaper.

Yes you are right but when the situation becomes critical and life-threatening, they go to the doctor.
Blue collar jobs are quite profitable abroad. They even evade taxes without conséquences, when their clients pay them in cash.

Artisans arent well-paid in Nigeria because Nigerians dont like paying for services. They bargain service charge like they are pricing garri. This extends to even other service related professions except médecine.
Trading in goods is more profitable. It's the reason some plumbers and carpenters now sell building materials instead of actually rendering services.

tshtsh:
I have the emedical information sheet

ok. Does it show the results have been submitted? If not, follow up with the clinic

tshtsh:
How long does it take IOM lagos to upload medical results to IRCC?

it took 13days in my case. Call them to know if it has been uploaded or ask them to send the e-medical information sheet to you.

Shindar:
hello good morning, I had remedicals done at q-life about 2 weeks ago, and since then, no change in the profile. I see we are awaiting your medical result where the medicals is and I know it usually dosen't take them this long to upload. What could be the problem? I'm a bit concerned.

follow up with qlife to confirm if they have uploaded your results. If they have, send the e-medical information sheet given by qlife to ircc via webform.

GraciousWords:
Ayandee, don't join bad gang o.......we are giving you another chance....oya annonce this PPR well....

C.O.N.G.R.A.T.U.L.A.T.I.O.N.S!!!

thank you ma sœur. I haven't joined bag gang�. It's just that this whole canny journey has been "one kain". I will do a proper announcement soon. We will celebrate you too soon. Many thanks for all you are doing on this thread.

Ikigayana:
Please how can a lawyer get provincial nomination

it's hard if not almost impossible to get pnp using the lawyer noc 4112. If you have done other jobs apart from law after graduation and you have at least one full year experience in that job, i will advise you create a profile with that.

Alternatively, if you are open to learning a new language, you can learn french to boost your score. As a lawyer, this was what i did and i have PPR now.

All the best.

angelfallz:
The Kwara state government should be held responsible for the gradual division of the once peaceful Kwara state along religious lines.
Nigeria does not have leaders at all. We like to treat symptoms instead of the cause.

The cause of this hijab crisis is because the kwara state(military) government took over missionary schools from the missionaries.
It is on this basis, that some muslims are insisting on the wearing of hijab, since the missionary schools are govt owned but run by the missionaries.

A smart governor would simply return the schools back to the missionaries and remove the hand of the government from the schools.

Palava finish!

But no, our leaders would rather stoke religious tensions to further themselves.

God bless you for this comment. You have spoken well. Lagos did this a long time ago. The government returned mission schools to the missionnaires. Why can't Kwara do that?

When shall we be free from corruption? We see its effect in every sector: health, education, power génération etc because what belong to all has been diverted by one. Who will fix this country ?

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But she seemed to have it all. She was a successful beauty pageant, a successful lawyer at 30. Only God knows what went wrong.

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WoundedLamb:
It's sad you have to chose between the two. Which one can you easily refocus on after finishing the other? I'd say you finish your program and give boxing another go. If you're good and passionate about it, your trainers would still want you in thier team.

Francophones in the house, how do you say "reprendre" in English?

Reprendre = resume
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People are wicked o. Someone came to lodges in a hotel, paid for the room and then you killed him. Ah! Ah! This is pure evil. It could have happened to anyone.

you are on the path to a big scam. You will do biometrics and even do medicals after that you won't hear anything again. You would find it very hard to believe you have been scammed because the biometrics and medical will make the whole arrangement look real. It's a syndicate and they are everywhere. If it was that easy to get a job offer and LMIA, 70% of those re-writing ielts and pursuing transcripts for WES would have been in Canada since.

Ennymama:
Hello gurus in the house,

Please I need your advice. I saw a sponsored ads on Facebook about Canada Jobs. It also captioned that the company will sponsor the visa. I picked the number and chatted on WhatsApp. I was asked to send my CV to their email and after 24hours, I was mailed that my qualifications met their requirements. I was offered job as a Drill Engineer for the Oil and gas company. I was later sent Temporary Residence Visa Form to fill as well as Labour Market Impact Assessment(LMIA) form and Job agreement letter(that have in it that I will be responsible for the biometrics fee while other cost till arrival will be handled by the company). I filled and signed where necessary and returned them with my International passport as requested.

After few days, I was mailed to send the LMIA , Visa Form and my International passport to the lagos embassy of Canada through the email they gave (lagos@vfsglobal.g-c.online, so as to book my biometrics. I did as instructed and after few hours, got a mail from the said lagos embassy mail that my documents have been reviewed and i should proceed to pay for my biometrics through the payment link supplied so I can be given date for the biometrics. The biometrics fee is $116 CAD and processing fee is $91 CAD, bringing total to $207 CAD which amounted to #66,549.89 or pay same into one CEDI SIGNAL ZENITH BANK account and send receipt to them.

I am confused as to being real or not which is the reason I seek your genuine and honest advice.

Thanks.

Don't worry yourself too much. When filling your application, fill the true state of things i.e state your full time job. Declare your US visa refusal. If your side hustle is registered, mention it in personal history then add a letter of explanation that it is a family business that you ran part-time (weekends) and did not in any way affect your full time work.

etyno:
Hello everyone, I have an issue that has been disturbing my mind all day and I know the gurus here would be able to give an answer to this

Some years ago, I applied for a US visiting visa which I was denied.
At that time, I was running a part time small baking business. In order to make it look like a big organization, I claimed it was a full time job and also claimed a salary of 200,000 as well as some non existent job description like recruitment of staff ( I know this is a very foolish thing to do, I was wrongly adviced and I regret this deeply).
As it is, I will be filling a Canadian PR application soon and I have to mention this part time business in my personal history but this time to truthfully state it is a part time home baking job.

My concern is, hope this would not be an issue if IRCC decides to share information with the US and notices the difference in job status and address? Pls note that I am not using the baking business to claim any point, it's would be in my personal history.
Also I have been doing this side baking hustle for 10years till date even though I work full time in a bakery as a baker. Someone said it is a red flag( don't know if this is true)

I also want to know if someone can be doing two or three things concurrently when writing the personal history. For example, I was doing my Apprenticeship while serving NYSC and I was working full time while having my side business. Won't they overlap? What is the best way to go about it pls.

Pls do not ignore, I need valid answers. What can I do pls

desi10mi:
My husband and I have always wished to relocate out of Nigeria. Last year I tried Canada but my study permit was denied.

My husband wants us to leave Nigeria while he remains here but I need guidance on the country I can go to with mly kids. There ages are 6 and 3.

try UK masters

Kingjay5:
Seeing the children outfit and the car he gifted his Berber, pastor no try but he understands an average Nigerian is grateful for even pipe borne water and electricity that are basics amenities, we need psychological turnaround in this country or else Nigeria can never be great.

I think he considèred giving him a car he could easily maintain. The car is réputed for its fuel économy and cheap parts compare to other higher models.

sigiyaya112:
And no prophet, pastor or daady GO saw this coming

you do not need to be a Pastor or prophet to know a 96 year old man will die. 96 year old is ripe old age.

o9o9:
Doubt that . Lokely he had seat belts on and most have suffered a lot injuries to his legs. His front was also damaged from the pictures. Yeah the right passenger side suffered more damage but i guess the deaths from the back was largely caused because the occupants at the back weren't strapped in (i.e wearing seat belts).

Likely they were ejected on impact and flunged at crazy speeds against the stationery truck. That's instant death. It would take a miracle to survive such. Even surviving such would lead to almost a life strapped to a bed for decades.


Please guys the seat belts at the back isn't for decoration. Always wear them.

Also Nigerians should stop running like mad people. Use your cruise Control. Limit speeds to less than 100km and max 120km on straight roads where you can see almost 200m ahead.

I cannot wrap my head around why someone would be doing 160km on Nigerian roads. That's suicidal. And lots of cars weave past you at such speeds on a daily basis.

very instructive post. 80km per hour should be the benchmark. Our roads arent so great. When you are being driven by someone do not sleep, keep your eyes on the speedometer so you can caution the driver. I like to sit beside the driver. Only God protects but we need to be careful

israelmao:
I began to know her better in the movie titled:"Diamond Ring" in which Tetu Babyface acted as her son.

the way she fainted in that movie was quite dramatic. What a scène!

Josphine4good:
Continuation;

Ronke is also the cultural ambassador to Queen Moremi Ajasoro, an arm of the House of Oduduwa Foundation. She has been working closely with the traditional ruler for some years now prompting her to move to Ile Ife. She co-founded the Adire Oodua Textile Hub in Ile-Ife. Ooni even commissioned her cultural centre a few months ago.

At a glance, Oba Ogunwusi and Ronke Ademiluyi appear to be working together and jointly promoting Yoruba culture. Underneath the façade, they are allegedly seeing each other.

The Deputy Convener of Hope Alive Initiative, Tope Adesegun, is also alleged to be one of the women who has a place in the monarch’s heart. She was once rumoured to be the one to replace Olori Wuraola, the Ooni’s first wife who quit their marriage over allegations of infidelity and barrenness. Her initiative is under the management of House of Oduduwa Foundation.

The third woman, Princess Afolashade Ashely had her base in London a few years ago until her relocation to Nigeria to join the Ooni in his palace. She is an accountant and runs a Non-Governmental Organization, Ashley Adegoke Foundation. She is not a new entrant in the Ooni of Ife’s life. She has always been in the life of Oba Enitan Ogunwusi’s life even before he married Olori Wuraola. She would have been the official Olori but she is a single mother of one. Because the tradition of Ife forbids the Ooni from marrying any woman who has ever had a child for another man, she was replaced with an official Olori. However, Ashley moved into the palace and she has remained someone who cannot be toyed with. Even the Ooni does not tolerate any disrespect towards her. She has also been parading herself as one of the queens of the royal father.
Pictures of Ooni of Ife other wifes ;

Thanks for the info. He could simply marry all the other women too. Tradition allows it. He could marry as many wives as possible. That will save Naomi a lot of headache. She will know who her co-wives are.

phemmyfour:
Na housemaid now

You can't hide from these set of people working for you:
Housemaid, gateman, driver etc

i understand that one will need them at some point. But the question is how this kind of person came into their house. The Igbinedions are rich enough to hire a maid from a care-giving company that provides graduate employees whose backgrounds have been checked. Their salaries are quite high but people in their class can afford it. They can even employ a live-in registered nurse and pay as high as 250k or 300k monthly. They still can afford it. If you are wealthy, spend money on your safely.

larryking540:
from time memorials ,women have never been known to feed a man ,never ,take it or leave it ,be it you are married to a good woman ,it's a ticking time bomb waiting to explode ,it's too risky ,most marriages are shaking now because of a woman feeding a man for the time been ,am sure you must have heard of the statement your money is our money but my money is my money ,

i agrée with you. But there are still exceptions. The idea of my money is my money should have no place in a marriage especially a Christian marriage.

they need hard copy evidence of payment. I paid today by walking into a bank to do transfer. Do the same.

Allegory:
Please people that did medicals at IOM, can I pay via my bank app ahead for my appointment tomorrow or must I go to the bank to make the payment? The crowd at banks these days

na2016:
So many things are involved here which as an outsider you may not know. The woman must be extremely good and maybe the man was also good. I have seen women build houses in Nigerian while their husband is suffering in this country. Never depend on a woman, ensure you have your destiny in your hands.

you are right. It all boils down to the parties in the marriage. How much they understand each other and how they have treated each other in the past. What works for couple A may not work for couple B.

Ficient:
I'm a federal civil servant, wife just got a job in the UK as a nurse. This has been our plan, although she initiated the idea which I supported especially bcuz of our kids. As the time is getting closer I'm developing some cold feet, but eventually I'm sure I will move. Don't really know if leaving my civil service job and farming business is a good idea, I don't really have an Abroad game plan yet.

A family friend whose wife is also a nurse moved to the UK. There has been no issues. The man takes care of the kids when she is at work. He is looking for a job but there's no pressure whatsoever from his wife. They've both been having each other's back from way back. It's just a phase. If you have married a good woman, you have nothing to fear. Join her, take care of the kids while you search for job opportunities. It may entail doing some short time courses to fit into the job market. Be determined that you will make it in the UK. Have a very positive mindset.