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aite oo, didnt see dat part cuz I did that as my project, lol datz good, r u gonna apply or r u in canada already? |
while it didnt directly say include US, it just says immigrants and international students have studied in Canada but US peeps gat wayyyyyyy better chance |
with the new "Education Experience Class", it will be granted to qualified professionals in the field they are looking 4 within 6-12 months, |
Congrats gurl, so what skool would u be attending? |
There is no direct flight from Nigeria to US. the best option for her is KLM, From Naija to Netherlands and after 5-8 hrs, she will be transit to Canada, the gate where she will be staying to wait etc will be on her ticket and she can alwayz ask questions? How old is she? I was 17 wen I traveled on my own so she can do it, its very straight foward, |
If you dont have a university degree atleast, I have no business with u. I have no problems being friends with you cuz I wont look down at you but I wont marry u simply cuz of the values I have for myself PERIOD. I know some people dont have the means so thats even the more reason why people should not be looked down on. |
u did nuthing wrong, men alwayz use their fault against the ladies, dump his ass cuz he doesnt deserve ur stress |
wat airline does she wanna go with? KLM is da best cuz it is transit visa free if she is coming with a Nigerian Passport |
very true. I was there in dec. and i couldnt stop talking about lagos. Prior to dat, I hated 2 be in Lagos but now, am loving it, Fashola is doing well, Enugu and Delta is another states dat da transformation is unbelievable, |
lol, ndo |
just thank you God you got the signs early enough. she wants someone that gat job and more and u dont have that so focus on getting one and wen u do, dont take her back |
nobody is talking about igbo women marrying themeselves, if you have a point say it |
@Dede, only your post has really made sense here and well presented in an articulate manner. I detest it when non-igbos say igbos are tribalist because most of them tend to marry Igbos. Marriage is by preference and in most cases gat nothing to do with tribalism and Yorubas are more tribalist than igbos. |
but really, is anybody preventing others not to dominate the market or become traders by choice while having other means of livelihood. Buttom line, da rest of naija just wanna grab the money coming 4rom Oil leaving everyother path of income. Bottom line, others are doing what is called "Comparative Advantage" so no one is to blame, you should be able to diversify yourself. |
anytime |
is Nigeria/Nigerians scared of a president from a hardworking ethnic group? ![]() |
first be comfortable where you are presently living b4 building one, if u r based abraod most of the time and can afford the house, buy there and then start building in Nigeria. My parents did the same and Naija own will be opened this xmas, |
@bawomolo, datz a good questions cuz about 3 or so towns in Delta speaks Igbo, lol |
The bottom line is that DELTA STATE aint a tribe of its own cuz its not homogenous but heterogenus with 12 tribes present okay Tpia, we get now ![]() |
it gat nothing to do with Oil, that is how Nigeria is divided, you cant tell me that Imo State is a tribe for example There are 12 tribes in Delta state. Delta, Rivers and Bayelsa are the three states that make up core niger delta While Edo, Abia, Imo, Akwa ibom, Calabar, Ogun make up the greater niger delta |
waooo, Tpia, Dela State is not a tribe but can be considered Easterners depending wat town it is or over all as NIGER DELTA |
News Release Canada’s government to help temporary foreign workers and foreign student graduates become permanent residents Waterloo, August 12, 2008 — The Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, today announced the details of the Canadian Experience Class, a proposed new avenue for immigration for certain temporary foreign workers and foreign student graduates with Canadian work experience. Unlike other existing programs, this proposal will allow an applicant’s Canadian experience to be considered a key selection factor when immigrating to Canada. The Canadian Experience Class will allow certain temporary foreign workers and certain foreign student graduates with managerial, professional, or technical or trade work experience to apply to become permanent residents, and eventually Canadian citizens. All applicants, depending on their occupational skill level, will be required to demonstrate either basic or moderate language skills. Proposed regulatory changes have been pre-published in the Canada Gazette for a 15-day comment period. Final regulatory changes will be published following this comment period. “The Canadian Experience Class is one more measure this government is proposing to make our immigration system more attractive and accessible to individuals with diverse skills from around the world, and more responsive to Canada’s labour market needs,” said Minister Finley. “This new proposed avenue for immigration would also go further to spread the benefits of immigration into smaller centres across Canada.” Temporary foreign workers and foreign students are generally spread out across the country and contribute to the growth of smaller communities as well as metropolitan areas. Individuals applying for permanent residence through this new avenue could apply from within Canada while continuing to work and continuing to contribute to their local communities. The Canadian Experience Class comes after a number of recent initiatives the government has undertaken to help newcomers succeed and to help make Canada a more attractive destination for skilled individuals from around the world. These initiatives include changes to the Post-Graduation Work Permit Program; the establishment of the Foreign Credentials Referral Office; increased investments in language training and other programs and services aimed at helping newcomers successfully settle and integrate into their new communities; and, most recently, changes to the immigration system that would allow for priority processing of certain skilled applicants and reduced wait times for those wanting to immigrate to Canada. Through the Canadian Experience Class, newcomers will be more likely to make the most of their abilities while undergoing a more seamless social and economic transition to Canada. And, in turn, their cultural and economic contributions will enrich Canada. “Choosing newcomers based on knowledge of our labour market and experience within Canadian society would make Canada a more attractive destination for skilled individuals from around the world,” added Minister Finley. “International students and skilled workers would be more likely to choose Canada if they knew their time in Canada and contribution to Canadian society would assist in their eligibility to apply to stay permanently.” For further information (media only), please contact: Tim Vail Press Secretary Minister’s Office Citizenship and Immigration Canada 613-954-1064 Media Relations Communications Branch Citizenship and Immigration Canada 613-952-1650 http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/media/releases/2008/2008-08-12.asp |
your friend is right. Canada came up with another policy that will geared towards allowing specific kind of professionals to come in, about 30 areas in which they application will be processed very fast. Also, International students after they second year can be able to apply and they will give them. for int. students, they want to give them and refuse much more immigrants from outside because of the cost benefit. That is, these int. sudents have skooled here so the govt. wont be wasting more in training them again |
yes ooo, I love York 2, trust me, ppl tend to do nursing but any program can get u a good job, even social work 4 example is beta dan nursing cuz more job opportunities |
na wah oooooooo, I go to York |
lol, which skool r u attending in Canada? |
amosexy, sorry oooooooooo, lol, lol@half-baked graduate, lol, wat skool do u attend? |
@omosexy, na wah ooo, dat one da serious, den, am glad am in Otario, shoo, lol, hmm, yes, Alberta is expensive, kpele |
@brein, I am skooling in Canada @Omosexy, Health Care is free in the whole of Canada and not just Toronto, lol |
am not vexing oooo, far 4rom dere, just remember wat u write, lol |
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