₦airaland Forum

CountVersailles:
Which of those indian rooms in downtown Toronto meet code? I don see person wey divide him living room into two and decided to rent half out as a "room". Isn't that just ridiculous? This is one very sad thing about Toronto and other big cities in Canada. Accommodation is such a big issue and is one of the biggest challenges new immigrants face.

ednut1:
Wahala

pansophist:
Canada of
all places? Nigerians no get taste lol

Promises40:
Omo Nigerians and their way of reasoning tire me, if they don't give them visa they complain if they give them too they will complain what is the colour of our problem? Did they force anybody to apply for visa? Anybody that wants to travel should travel it's their choice, anyone that wants to stay in Nigeria too should stay... We should stop all this unnecessary comparison.
What works for mr A might not work for my B period.

1stGenAmerican:
The occupational hazards and safety risks alone are worth more than a 100,000 Naira salary. Those who have never been exposed to job safety and security can’t imagine how bad off they are without it.

internationalman:
And is it 100k a conductor equivalent job will give you in Canada?

1stGenAmerican:
I’m sure you’re right. $15-$35 is the starting range but I imagine that with any experience or good work history, starting salary is closer to the $30 range you noted. I added a link to the job bank that’ll probably provide accurate info.
Aside from the safety practices, the conductors seem to have an easy job and can go home at the end of the day as clean as they arrived. Am I right?

Treadway:
some certainly do make up to that amount, majority of them just don't know how to manage or handle money, so they don't have a full grasp of what comes in and what it could accrue to. Transporters (drivers and conductors) actually make ok money, they just don't know how to properly handle said money.

1stGenAmerican:
According to other Nigerians, they aren’t but op insists that they are however he hasn’t provided anything to back his word up.
In Canada, they earn between $15-$35 per hour and a benefits package. They’re covered by Government Occupational and Safety Hazard Regulations among other things and the Canadian government guarantees that they’ll be paid on time each pay period.

1stGenAmerican:
Just because a person doesn’t ‘fall sick’ doesn’t mean that they don’t have an illness. The life expectancy of Nigerians cancels out your assertions that Africans don’t get sick. If a Nigerian conductor falls ill, does his job provide the means and the time off for him to receive medical treatment? If he is injured on the job, is his medical treatment, salary, and compensation to cover his injury paid? If his spouse becomes pregnant, are his spouse and unborn child’s medical expenses covered?
I didn’t mention anything about spending money on vacation, I asked about paid vacation days. Do they receive paid days off for rest/relaxation and paid days off when they are sick.
Are conductors in Nigeria guaranteed to be paid for every hour they’ve worked at the end of each week or every two weeks without any delays or excuses?
Are conductors in Nigeria able to be sacked without just cause? Are conductors in Nigeria protected against nepotism by the government?

Davidganna10:
yeah tech and all, and formally oil companies in Alberta, what about those not in this profession.

Davidganna10:
But the opportunities are lesser in those province.

usj:
lol, that's why I created this thread. She/he was purely misleading people into believing a lie.

hakeem4:
okay let me give you a real life example of someone I know very well. the person collects 1300CAD every month before tax. After tax it gets to about nine hundred and something. i would pay rent, and other bills at the end of the day she is left with nothing

Freshwhyte:
Congratulations my Dynamic Boss and Leader.
O.k lead we follow

pretty_boi: Yeah,I'm a witness to this. As a matter of fact,I was just telling someone some days back that I noticed fuel prices in some filling stations in Abuja had dropped below 97Naira.

Onye oma: My man,no be automatic scholarship ooo...me sef get a very kul 2.1 of about 85% but couldn't secure any...though all hopes are not yet lost...

Its just a matter of God's favour, opportunity/luck and packaging (though I packaged myself well shaa)

Siga: ...imagine how far apart each Province is with different time zone...na only one inefficient embassy...smh