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Tonymansupanova:
Lol what a thread. Quiet deceitfully for someone who hasn't done enough research to know that Canada is not beans, but with hard work and a bit of re-education (2years max) , and networking, you can live free and happy for the rest of your life. So what if you flip burgers or wait tables in the interim? As long as you develop yourself and build up your skillset in whatever professional you had previously, you should be able to make something of your life. Its not hard, but its not so easy either. 2, sometimes, 3 jobs, but eventually you can get the much needed "Canadian work experience" which most employers in your field might require. A further advice for those recent graduates considering this move, learn a trade, examples are, pipefitting, long distance truck driving, carpentry, mechanic even, they get paid a lot in Canada. Its not always about "white collar job" Imagine a carpenter earning more than a full shell staff. That's a reality over here. Work on yourself. And change your mindset about your so called hard earned degrees and experience, they don't mean anything because you got them in a shithole country. All the best to all involved eh.

Thank you so much for this

Folks, I have learnt a lot from this tread though I started following it recently. Thanks to @Obi4gboy and @greyham for their contributions.

The good news I want to share is that I've gotten a Canadian visa after a long wait and I'd like to ask experienced Nigerians and others in Canada reading this thread few questions before I travel.

Thanks.

My dear, you need to notarize all your documents but send a mail to the admissions officer and tell them that the transcripts will be sent directly from your school

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