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Frankrobbn1:
Linzo, I can remember your moniker last year 2018 and the attention your several posts always draw on this platform.

I'm sorry to say that this information is practically misleading and shouldn't be pasted here to discourage applicants that finished from lesser institutions in Nigeria. For your information, I know several applicants on this thread that graduated from the so called Convenant University, Unilag, and UNN etc.. which you had mentioned but were refused of their visas lately. In a bid not to intrude into someone's privacy without formal consent, I will not call out their names on this public window. Now, It might also interest you to know that the main reason for the recent high visa refusal rate for Nigerian applicants is due to the quota system which is been monitored and observed on yearly basis by the Canadian Immigration Officers to control enormous influx of immigrants into the country and nothing else. This has absolutely got nothing to do with applicants previous learning Institution rankings.

Please let's always get our facts right before posting any information on this platform, in view of the fact that people from different races, countries, do visit here to seek guidance that might be helpful in their application.

Prospective applicants who were recently refused of their visas please be properly guided and start preparing for a reapplication in 2020.

It will end in praises.

1stdami:
Nawa what kind of fallacy is this one again.

People with degree from the uk are getting rejected you are saying top schools in Nigeria.

This is so wrong on many grounds. Canada should just say they don’t want African students anymore. Bleep them.

Akachukuw41:
This is a lie.
Please stop causing problems for others.I graduated from covenant with a first class and I still got refused.
Please let's be guided.

ChidimmaP:
Those applying for Bachelor's degree program nko? Or are they not refusing those ones too

eightyeight:
You people have started again. What is the source of this information? How many application samples did you look at to arrive at this conclusion?

It will be better and smart not to cause hysteria by passing wrong information around. Please let's all do better.

Orlarshaynee:
I’m sorry but I strongly disagree with this. Not only is my school not on this list, but this claim is counter-intuitive. If a school which one applied to finds one worthy of being granted admission, I see no reason why a VO will begin to look at your previous educational institution as a criteria for approval or refusal of study permit. I can understand if they are checking the authenticity of documents submitted, but not which school you attended.

A better reason for the high number of application refused may be the quota system, which some people mentioned earlier.

PatrickOkunima:
Hi guys, I am back again, and I am that HR Specialist cum CV writer with over a decade’s experience. I am here to continue giving insider tips on what goes on at the back-end after we’ve received thousands of applications from zealous job seekers.

Have you ever had an experience like this?

- You see a job role you are well qualified for
- Then you decide to apply
- You pick your CV and quickly fill out the necessary details on the job search form
- You scribble down some words as your cover letter.
- Then you click the send button and check your Email every day, hoping to get a call back – yet nothing happens.

In most cases, the job advert might have come with a lucrative salary, and you wouldn’t want to be left out. Days turn into weeks, weeks into months, and yet you hear nothing from the advertisers of the job. Boom!!! Game over for you on that job.

This same thing happens to you on other job adverts, and you assume that you are under attack from your village kindred. This might be the last time I will tell you this, so make sure you take action.

I will show you several reasons why you don’t get interviews after submitting your applications. It might be simple to you, but you should find a way to fix it ASAP.

1. Your CV looks like a Battleground

When I mean battleground, I mean it literally. Most simply don’t know how to write a CV; and instead of employing the services of a professional CV writer, they go ahead to just write that way.

You don’t play trial and error with something as important as your CV which is your professional personality on paper. Writing of CV should have a very clear format with specific procedures.

When I pick up a CV, there are certain areas I look out for. If I can’t capture it within the first 5 secs, I drop the CV so fast. This might actually be one of the reasons why you don’t get interviews after your job applications.

2. Downloading Sample Formats from the Internet

The same format you are about downloading has been downloaded by several other users. These same users will apply for the same job – in most cases, and we Human Resource Managers will get the same CV format from several people.

So remember; before you check up on Google, other people have done the same and the same format is getting saturated.

3. Writing your CV with a mobile phone

If you don’t have a laptop to help draft your CV, I encourage you to get someone to help you do it. Unless you’re comfortable getting a job as a bar man, then you should stop reading and focus on other things.

No Human Resource Manager opens a CV with his phone. The truth is that when you format a CV with a mobile phone, the layout comes out completely haggard when viewed from a computer.

N.B: Please don’t ask a cyber café girl to help you design a CV; they have little or no idea of the 7-seconds rule of crafting a CV. I suggest you employ the services of a professional to help you to do justice to it.

4. Your CV isn’t tailored to any Job Role

Most times when I pick up CVs from my desk to scrutinize, I see CVs that has more than 7 job roles in it. When you do this, it simply means one thing; “You don’t come out as a professional in any career sector.” And unless you are pretty luck, no one would send you an invite for an interview.

You should be a master of a job sector in your CV, that make you come out as a pro in the eyes of employers.

Here is a quick question: “Would you hire a jack of all trade for an important position, or an expert in such position?” Your answer is as good as mine. The same way you feel are exactly the same way employers feel when they see such a resume.

Getting interview invites should be the least worries of any job seeker. But if your Professional Personality (CV) isn’t good looking, you may have a hard time scaling through. I have written and I have seen exceptional CVs, and I believe you deserve one.

https://patrickokunima.com/4-possible-reasons-you-arent-getting-any-interviews/

demigod9:
For some schools it's compulsory others will can accept a letter from your school stating that your Bsc was in English. But you have to check the school website to know if it's compulsory or not.

sirtonyobi:
Please can I contact you privately. It's like we have something in common. We both applying with HND and Bsc. Want to ask some questions.

adigun98:
Same here also,I'm interested

gidgiddy:
The amalgamation was never signed because it was not an agreement. The amalgamation was a a decLactation that the North and south protectorate had been merged together to create a country called Nigeria

That's the day we Igbos entered "one chance" bus to find our selves in the same country with Yorubas and Hausa/Fulani

remonics:
After the abolition of slave trade in 1807,the British came to nïgér ärea to ensure compliance. they signed treaties with our kings in exchange for constant supply of commodities such as dry gin etc .The British then presented the treaty at the Berlin conference of 1885. This automatically made them the owner of Nigeria.

oz4real83:
The opinions or signatures were not required. The two territories were deemed to be under the British monarch. As the "owner" of the territories, the queen could decide whether to almagamate her territories to form a single territory. They were all "captured territories" according to the mind set and practise of the colonial masters.

eagleae7:
Hehe
Question for the gods

I await your answers