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princey83:
I would try my best to answer some of your questions being that I am a married person as well, and we have our own worries and concerns.

I find it hard to understand what you mean by juicy job posting. The kind of jobs you would find vary from province to province. e.g Toronto in Ontario is the financial hub of Canada while Calgary, Alberta is the engineering room of Canada for (O&G) atleast before the crash in price of crude.

Canada is not a country known for many jobs. it's a country with a large number of educated citizens, and the population is just around 35million. It's a small country with large mass land, most of which are inhabitable. Hence jobs are competitive and man know man is quite common. Alot of people volunteer unpaid to get Canadian work experience and to build professional network, something employers here value a lot. i.e Canadian work experience.


It's not easy to school and support family in any developed country in the world irrespective of whether you are pr, citizen or Nigerian.. It's only easy back home in Nigeria because there are families, neighbors, and school that accepts kids even from less than 6 months of age. In Canada like most developed countries, your child has to be a certain age before any daycare would accept him/her(differs by province), daycares are expensive $850-1000 per month per child), your kid has to be age 4-5 to start half day at school(usually like 3-4hours of school in a day). If you can afford to bring one of your grandma from Nigeria, then you would find it easy or you are rich enough to afford daycare fees or one of the parent stays at home to babysit.

Jobs in high demand would always be healthcare careers. All other jobs fluctuates when the economy sneezes. Note that health professions can still also still affected by the economy. e.g Saskatchewan is reducing the budget for health care and education, hence there might be an hiring freeze. There is an abundance of nurses in Alberta, hence supply of nurses is becoming higher than demand. So really, no condition is permanent.


if you can both afford studying for MSc at once, then go for it.

Scholes007:
They should include similar IVM product into this too. ITC did it,ebotrans did, abia line is doing it, Nigeria army did it and I believe lagos transport will do.

oc2fish:
Guy the study schedule na die. No time for anything if you really want to graduate.

oc2fish:
Guy the study schedule na die. No time for anything if you really want to graduate.

plaetton:
Lol.
What a joker.

How dare you quote Premium Times to me as your source for economic facts.

Premium Times is a tabloid, not a source for real economic facts.

I suggest you get an education to help you know the difference between external DEBT and Total debt stock that includes Domestic DEBT.

Stop embarrassing yourself with your half-baked knowledge.

Gosh!
Talk about dishonesty and buffoonery.

ogbiwa:
Pls I've been asking this question for sometime now. Does fuel consumption on AC vary with the various LO, MID HI AC levels or it consumes same amount once the AC is switched on regardless of the level. However i think my engine power changes as I either increase or reduce my AC. Auto gurus abeg food don done.

dubbiskelly:
Are you sure you are not reading the Bible upside down?

hensben:
Yhey have the brain but don't have the patience. Quick money take over.

mapet:
Dangote changed his strategies starting from the late 80s. It has taken him over 20years of diversification experience.........

Tycoflu:
One thing I like about this guy is his foresight in business and we Igbo's must emulate him by moving gradually away from importation and focusing on establishing industries to produce what we import.