mcstan18:


Congratulations

CanadianNaija:
Just got back from a planning for Canada session held today somewhere at Ikeja. Guys make sure you register and attend this, I promise that the amount of research you have done doesn’t make up for the quality of information you get there.

I was just sad when I saw that a country that one haven’t landed in can organize orientation programs, pay for hall rental with feeding inclusive, employ staff and pay flight for them to travel city to city to enlighten people of their options before they land (All free of charge).
The government of Canada is doing this for people that are not even their citizens, trying as much as possible to ensure that you succeed, yet I can’t list one tangible thing that Nigeria has done for me.

Also I have to state that hopefully some people won’t carry their Nigerian bad character for flaunting rules to Canada.
One guy in my session kept talking fondly of laws he broke knowingly though he wasn’t caught, when he traveled there recently for child birth.

What I was saddened by the most was how he alluded it to Nigerian sharpness, this same sharpness, and apparent disregard for authority by lots of individuals, that has kept Nigeria in it’s current state.

It’s well.

olujastro:

You sounded so certain considering that last year went as low as 413. Any reason for your certainty?

Ifeoma77:

Today your page 1 update work on PPR stories is flenty
Ekushe O

you caught me.

That's not even the toughest part of the task. It is combing through over 30 pages of the thread looking to update the page, after a 5 days absence.

olujastro:

You're right, lost 3 points to reading so couldn't reach 441. Same reading I had 8.0 in my first attempt in May . There was an unusually long final passage on Sept 8 test so I didn't finish it. I have LRSW of 8.5, 7.0, 8.0, 8.0. I don't plan to take ielts again though.

Abol4luv:
I got UK PCC in October 2017 and I visited for 2 weeks in November, can I use such PCC for my application?

Thanks

Fuzzyman:
Ladies, Gentlemen and Non- Binaries, PPR is hereeeeeeeee!

ITA:MAR 26
AOR: JUN 13
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PPR: Dated 15 Oct

Adeyemmy24:



Hi, Joo2018, thanks.However, The link comes up with server error

trendy09:
Cant believe ive been glued to this page for over 5hours...D PPR rain is overwhelming.Congrats to u all.May drums of joy never cease in dis wonderful household....Hoping to enter d pool next year...(POF arrangement.)...May all our Cannydreams come true.
Quick question.Must fund gift sit in our account for 6 months also?
All dis news is really giving me serious morale boost!

mcstan18:


you caught me.

That's not even the toughest part of the task. It is combing through over 30 pages of the thread looking to update the page, after a 5 days absence.

Abol4luv:
I got UK PCC in October 2017 and I visited for 2 weeks in November, can I use such PCC for my application?

Thanks

CanadianNaija:
Just got back from a planning for Canada session held today somewhere at Ikeja. Guys make sure you register and attend this, I promise that the amount of research you have done doesn’t make up for the quality of information you get there.

I was just sad when I saw that a country that one haven’t landed in can organize orientation programs, pay for hall rental with feeding inclusive, employ staff and pay flight for them to travel city to city to enlighten people of their options before they land (All free of charge).
The government of Canada is doing this for people that are not even their citizens, trying as much as possible to ensure that you succeed, yet I can’t list one tangible thing that Nigeria has done for me.

Also I have to state that hopefully some people won’t carry their Nigerian bad character for flaunting rules to Canada.
One guy in my session kept talking fondly of laws he broke knowingly though he wasn’t caught, when he traveled there recently for child birth.

What I was saddened by the most was how he alluded it to Nigerian sharpness, this same sharpness, and apparent disregard for authority by lots of individuals, that has kept Nigeria in it’s current state.

It’s well.

joo2018:
No. Gift deed enable you to bypass the need.

Ifeoma77:

It will come down insha'Allah! Just enjoy the pool because you're getting out on Wednesday

raphrulz:
Mhen I suppose register for am ooo! Need to get myself ready. I hope they can accept MEP?

hayor2014:
ITA = Febebruary 21 2018
AOR - March 26th 2018
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Golden Mail - 16th October 2018

trendy09:

Bro,u just raised my hopes...And is it possible to use 100% or 50% gift deed as POF?....Pls answer nd lemme quickly jump in d pool.

deTimo:


Congratulations. It will end in praise and next draw will favour you.

You are one inspiration for my spouse ECA. We sent it based on your testimony here.

Many thanks to smslive2 who picked it up and sharperly informed yours truly.

trendy09:
Cant believe ive been glued to this page for over 5hours...D PPR rain is overwhelming.Congrats to u all.May drums of joy never cease in dis wonderful household....Hoping to enter d pool next year...(POF arrangement.)...May all our Cannydreams come true.
Quick question.Must fund gift sit in our account for 6 months also?
All dis news is really giving me serious morale boost!

CanadianNaija:
Just got back from a planning for Canada session held today somewhere at Ikeja. Guys make sure you register and attend this, I promise that the amount of research you have done doesn’t make up for the quality of information you get there.

I was just sad when I saw that a country that one haven’t landed in can organize orientation programs, pay for hall rental with feeding inclusive, employ staff and pay flight for them to travel city to city to enlighten people of their options before they land (All free of charge).
The government of Canada is doing this for people that are not even their citizens, trying as much as possible to ensure that you succeed, yet I can’t list one tangible thing that Nigeria has done for me.

Also I have to state that hopefully some people won’t carry their Nigerian bad character for flaunting rules to Canada.
One guy in my session kept talking fondly of laws he broke knowingly though he wasn’t caught, when he traveled there recently for child birth.

What I was saddened by the most was how he alluded it to Nigerian sharpness, this same sharpness, and apparent disregard for authority by lots of individuals, that has kept Nigeria in it’s current state.

It’s well.

Ifeoma77:

You deserve accolades!!!
As you scroll through, just keep the left hand busy with these ones

tolajay:
Interesting!

Please when is the next session and what’s the entry criteria?

Ramj:


Not another entire 43quid but maybe another dispatch fee please call them to ask - i cant really say. someone said he had to other another just today
Here is the post contact her - https://www.nairaland.com/4657743/canadian-express-entry-federal-skilled/424#72126762

ArcUgo:
A family of 5 used 100% gift deed and have gotten PPR. So it's 100% possible.

Utonne:


Yeah. It was a super enlightening session and i really felt like i’m heading somewhere im wanted & needed. Cant say the same for dear old Nigeria. Guys, If you get a chance to, please ensure you attend the Planning for Canada session. Tons of information will be shared almost to the point of being overwhelming

CanadianNaija:


I registered with my AOR letter, I think the most significant thing they ask for is your UCI number, the one that’s starts with 11... it was asked of us today, and the confirmation email they sent specifically stated that you must have that.

mcstan18:


See kindness of woman. I'm dropping everything I'm doing since it's ill manners to munch with the left hand

CanadianNaija:


You can google “planning for Canada” and register.
You should be contacted via email with the nearest available dates to pick from.

raphrulz:
Ohh nice one. Do they have a calendar from which I can select my preferred date. BTW sometimes back on this same thread, I was hearing some rumors that they wanna stop it... how true is this?