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aremso:not true . They haven’t done CEC draws since late 2021. A lot of ex students have their PGWP expiring next month and February with no information on extension. They will have to go back home. There are currently 800k students with 260k PR slots, when you take out those outside Canada that will get ITA we can say about 130k slots remaining. So how will that go round ![]()
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Elixosodi:the one year work experience is for CEC. There has been no CEC draws since late 2021. So you may want to focus on other things that can increase your scores in the pool or get job in the in demand occupations. |
Adez1:https://www.nairaland.com/7776621/canadian-student-visa-thread-part ask here or use google too. |
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0AK6zFLRdI/?igshid=ODhhZWM5NmIwOQ== https://www.instagram.com/reel/C0AOysgLKm5/?igshid=ODhhZWM5NmIwOQ== See condition of Nigerian asylum seekers in Canada. We shout tire they called us haters. |
Sam2305:look for a province with PNP for students, Ontario doesn’t have last I checked. No one can tell the economic outlook when you would have graduated. Your experience back home is what will likely get you a job not what you studied. |
Sputnik12345:data science but you don’t know how to check their website? Its one of the most expensive schools in Canada, can you afford it? Do you have up to 35m? Funny guy |
Awardd:of course you can apply at POF, after one year your frivolous claims thrown out of the window ![]() |
tunddy1:why not check their website for the cost Do they give visas - no one here has that answer. Apply and find out. |
KnowledgePower7:you can have sex with an hiv person and catch it first time. U can also sleep with an hiv person 2000 times and not catch it. Probability works randomly |
What did your uncle do to claim the child while they wete alive The family has the right not to release the child for a dna. |
This is the reason. You have been lucky and the conditions that would have aided transmission may not have been present . You have a 1 in 2500 (0.04%) chance of catching HIV from vaginal sex
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Mental illness is real |
id4sho:you need a full drivers license to get hired by truck companies. You cant get the license whilst on visit visa. So a dead end. |
00e1:there are about 800k students while total PR for economic class yearly is less than 300k. Canada is not forcing anyone to come. They took a chance . Some will be lucky some wont be. The numbers and plans have been published 2 years ahead. https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/notices/supplementary-immigration-levels-2022-2024.html
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Baloemmy23:with this kind of English There is nothing like cheap tuition. If you don’t have up to 10m naira these days better go and apply to Lasu. |
Baecli:ask in the study visa thread |
Beware of this agent that wasn’t named but based in Saskatchewan
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kingsoncj:the same website you applied to. Check contact details there |
Alex and mushroom beauty Pageants |
kingsoncj:what visa are you on currently? Have you contacted Quebec immigration? |
OTOIDEEHI:Check page 1 . The information is there . Too many repeated questions that have been answered. |
dataking:justwise. Most of his posts contain this scam |
Tricia14:even with IELTS the chances of a 57 years old retired person legally migrating to Canada is almost zero. They are looking for young people who will work for a long time. |
this is the same way they ran down Nigerian Air and the old Railway. Corrupt people deserve death penalty |
nflpmod |
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) on Friday confirmed that 48 Nigerian professionals are suspected of paying someone to sit a computer-based exam that tests medical knowledge and is needed to work in Britain. Forty-eight Nigeria-trained nurses and midwives who ‘likely’ qualified fraudulently are still being allowed to treat patients while under investigation in the UK. The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) on Friday confirmed that 48 Nigerian professionals are suspected of paying someone to sit a computer-based exam that tests medical knowledge and is needed to work in Britain. The NMC said it was 'more likely than not' that those it has identified obtained their result fraudulently, according to Mail Online. However, the regulator told Mail Online that they will still be allowed to treat patients while investigations are underway — though not all are necessarily working in healthcare. The 48 people identified sat the exam, which covers drug dosage calculations and clinical questions for health issues like diabetes, at the Yunnik Technologies Test Centre in Ibadan, southwest Nigeria. An investigation by the NMC found 'evidence of widespread fraudulent activity' at the centre, meaning all the test results it has issued have now been deemed invalid. While doubts were initially cast over 515 nurses and midwives who sat the test at the centre, the NMC narrowed the list of 'likely' fraudulent applicants down to 48. These nurses and midwives will have their case assessed by an independently appointed panel to decide if they gained fraudulent entry to the NMC register. If the panel determines they did, they would be removed from register, losing the right to work as nurse or midwife in the UK. But during this process, they will still be allowed to work in the UK without restrictions. However, those who are cleared by the panel, and the 467 other nurses and midwives from Nigeria who took the test at the centre will have to successfully resit the test to be allowed to continue working in healthcare in the UK. Professor Len Shackleton, an editorial and research fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs told MailOnline it was unacceptable for health professionals with dubious qualifications to continue to treat patients. He said: “There are doubts about remote testing centres in many academic disciplines — but it's especially worrying to see this in nursing and midwifery where incompetent individuals threaten the health of adults and new-borns. “Nobody wants to see individuals who may be innocent automatically penalised, but the nursing regulator has a duty to protect patients, and the sensibilities of those whose qualifications are in doubt must come second to this duty.” It is unknown what portion of the 48 nurses and midwives under suspicion are currently working in health or social care roles in Britain and in what areas. An additional 669 nurses and midwives in the process of applying to work in the UK, but have not started employment, are also believed to have obtained their result fraudulently. The NMC said these individuals will need to sit a new test and will also have to pass a character assessment process Another 771 Nigerian applicants cleared of any fraud and dishonesty will also have to resit the exam due to all results at the centre being ruled invalid. NMC chief executive Andrea Sutcliffe said she was sympathetic to those innocent applicants caught up in the fraud scandal. “We understand this continues to be a distressing time for people facing uncertainty about their application or place on our register,” she said. “We're committed to managing these concerns in the safest and fairest way we can. “It's been essential to look carefully at all the data and other information presented to us before deciding on the right and proportionate approach for everyone.” https://saharareporters.com/2023/09/22/48-nigerian-nurses-midwives-under-investigation-obtaining-fraudulent-medical-exam |
No shame. What happened to student loans Tinubu promised.
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oficialaikhonmu:Google invitation letter for Canada template. Just edit and put in the details as applicable. Then he provides his passport and account statement to you. Include it in the online application. Without a job in Nigeria you have no home ties. Your chances of getting it is less than 5%. |

