officialwdhtv:
Why you should not come to Canada - Lady tells Africans

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m5aAyVZfAY

Angelfrost:


You and whom are stuck with Nairaland?!!

Do you understand the meaning of "Largely"?!!

Dude, most nations discourage their citizens from leaving, especially when they are unprepared, but Africans take the cake... We literally look for every possible avenue to push people back from joining us abroad.

Some are actually obsessed with limiting their fellow citizens or blocking them from migrating...!

Angelfrost:


You and whom are stuck with Nairaland?!!

Do you understand the meaning of "Largely"?!!

Dude, most nations discourage their citizens from leaving, especially when they are unprepared, but Africans take the cake... We literally look for every possible avenue to push people back from joining us abroad.

Some are actually obsessed with limiting their fellow citizens or blocking them from migrating...!

nairalanda1:
Have watched the video, and the woman is making a lot of sense

I am going to tell the story of a guy my dad was acquainted with. Back in the 1990's this guy was a high ranking civil servant in Nigeria, in charge of a technical department, with responsiblity for urban planning. The guy played the DV lottery, and won and moved to America in 1994. Two years later he was working as a dishwasher. Someone wey dey hold high office, na dishwasher.

The truth is, the best way to japa to Canada is if you have skills that are needed in Canada. That means (unless you are into IT, or medicine,especially nursing), you go as a student, graduate with high schores, and high skills, and get a job there. Simple. Other routes are risky

That is what the woman is saying. Simple.

Unless you want to go there and start from scratch, that is the way. Canada is a insular country.

qtguru:
She's not lying Canada is expensive, I have their visiting visa but if you look at cost of apartments and food, but what I'm not sure is if it's just Ontairo that's expensive or other provinces, there are some affordable countries in the EU like Malta and Portugal.

I chose to be in Malta, rent for a nice apartment in Malta is 500-700 euros with everything furnished, Canada for 1500k it's comes with nothing. Na you go buy am, unless you go goodwill with no shame

Samakus:


Her opinion is private. Let her keep it so. If she makes it public, we analyse it and put her in her place.

She doesn't sound so intelligent anyways. Sadly, many women are not too

1Alex:
Have you now seen a typical women brain. If becoming a farmer in Canada can give me 10 times my salary as a banker in Nigeria, why won't I migrate ?

Who is talking about stooping so low when money is involved.

That girl is a compound Id10t.

uuzba:

They migrated overseas SPECIFICALLY to get away from people back home.
So why on earth do you think they will ever want those same people back home to come abroad and meet them again?

loswhite:
Whats the story of the now? Is he still a dish washer? The Nigeria of today is it better than 1994? Does it hurt to have dual citizenship? Are his children benefiting from the decision he made? People stay in Nigeria and regret and People travel out of Nigeria and regret...lol make una try rest and let japa be. Every cow thinks the only way to trend is to form expert on japa

qtguru:


Jobs are scarce over there, it's not rosy I have 3 relatives over there, and na luck because of job, Canadians are renting half of their bed to make ends meet.

lomprico:
This mumu no know say na money we dey find.

Banker monthly take home 200-350k naira
Cleaner for Canada + other hustle - 400k - 2,000,000 naira.

false economy
noun [ C usually singular ]
UK /ˌfɒls ɪˈkɒn.ə.mi/ US /ˌfɑːls ɪˈkɑː.nə.mi/

an action that saves money at the beginning but, over a longer period of time, results in more money being wasted than being saved

Talismann:


mumu, because na naira you go dey spend for that way abi.
Make una dey think before opening mouth abeg.

A lowly farmer over there and another person in a high paying job even though on the same playing field, can live at the very same comfort.

A much sensible talk from you would be security and peace of mind but better slave jobs. If you ain't going there as a professional, forget it.

Even as a student, it varies

Englishisamust:
Person dey tell unaa reality u dey insult her!!! ... U think she is your enemy!!! Don't worry... if will check those abusing that girl you will see that most of them come from flat region in the east... Make I know mention names!!! . Nobody is telling you not too japa but calculate and think well before u do it.... She is talking from experience!!! I don't know why those region are insulting her

KingEarnest:
Why then is she in Canada?

Or is she the weapon fashioned against us?

VULCAN:
Let me insult you also.

God will surely send an Igbo person to save your worthless ass because he is a merciful God.

Saladdin:
We hear you!

I agree to her point that a top earning professional should not abandon his career to be a cleaner in Canada. He should rather seek for a dual citizenship or preferably send his family over there and then gradually plan to join them.

However, an average Nigerian that has the opportunity to go to Canada should grab it with two hands, at least he has hopes to live in a sane society.

She looks like a Somali-Canadian. Why didn't she stay put in Somalia? I'll not be surprised if she's from an elite family in Somalia, or she probably came to Canada by seeking asylum. Abeg shift!

officialwdhtv:
Why you should not come to Canada - Lady tells Africans

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9m5aAyVZfAY

lomprico:
This mumu no know say na money we dey find.

Banker monthly take home 200-350k naira
Cleaner for Canada + other hustle - 400k - 2,000,000 naira.

nairalanda1:
Have watched the video, and the woman is making a lot of sense

I am going to tell the story of a guy my dad was acquainted with. Back in the 1990's this guy was a high ranking civil servant in Nigeria, in charge of a technical department, with responsiblity for urban planning. The guy played the DV lottery, and won and moved to America in 1994. Two years later he was working as a dishwasher. Someone wey dey hold high office, na dishwasher.

The truth is, the best way to japa to Canada is if you have skills that are needed in Canada. That means (unless you are into IT, or medicine,especially nursing), you go as a student, graduate with high schores, and high skills, and get a job there. Simple. Other routes are risky

That is what the woman is saying. Simple.

Unless you want to go there and start from scratch, that is the way. Canada is a insular country.

Trojan8:


Mumu

Na naira person wey dey Canada dey spend.

wirinet:

Uno tell am say N400,000 (which today is less that $400) no go pay rent for one room self contain in one month.

KingEarnest:
Why then is she in Canada?

Or is she the weapon fashioned against us?

lomprico:


Why are you saying half truth? What type of jobs are scarce there? Cos we are talking about meanial jobs here. Ps. I have relatives there too.

Trojan8:


Common to pay $800 for a year in two bedroom apartment in Lagos, they would be crying. You go abroad and pay x2 of that monthly.

The people that even annoy me the most are those that scream Healthcare. You have never been sick for the last 5 years but scream Healthcare at every opportunity. You would soon get what you are looking for.

emdis:
You all think japa is all about going out there to make money? What about people that want to live a safer and sane environment?? Living in Nigeria is like living in the US way back as 1800 where outlaws, gunslingers, bandits determine whether you live or die. Whether you own a property or not.. etc..

Englishisamust:
Person dey tell unaa reality u dey insult her!!! ... U think she is your enemy!!! Don't worry... if will check those abusing that girl you will see that most of them come from flat region in the east... Make I know mention names!!! . Nobody is telling you not too japa but calculate and think well before u do it.... She is talking from experience!!! I don't know why those region are insulting her

qtguru:


Comparing in a inflated currency will always make the naira equivalent seem cheaper, but school fees is free, and you have access to the US and other countries without applying for visa, that's a plus.

1Alex:
Have you now seen a typical women brain. If becoming a farmer in Canada can give me 10 times my salary as a banker in Nigeria, why won't I migrate?

Who is talking about stooping so low when money is involved.

That girl is a compound Id10t.

Trojan8:


Sure everything has both sides to it. I personally don't see access to those countries as a plus, you are free to have a contrary opinion. What I find annoying is when, people share negative experiences about their japa situation. You see all sorts of people insulting them, converting dollar to naira, and talking about things that are irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.

If you really want to japa, I don't think people sharing their experiences would be enough reasons for you not to.

qtguru:


Comparing in a inflated currency will always make the naira equivalent seem cheaper, but school fees is free, and you have access to the US and other countries without applying for visa, that's a plus.