TheCongo2:


Canadavisa forum
City-data forum

It's funny how I only discovered city-data forum yesterday, and now someone mentions it today. Such a giant forum about pretty much every city in the world. Kept me glued to my PC all day.

Chinnie4Jesus:
Greetings to everyone. Please my Ontario people,is there anyone living in Oakville here? Pls I would like to know how convenient it is to work in Toronto and live in Oakville? I looked online and the city seems ok for raising kids, I think car insurance seems slightly lower than what you might get in Toronto and Mississauga( not certain about this info). Info online tells me that it will take about 37-40mins to get to Toronto. Biko my people, can I rely on that, then for someone
who may not get a car immediately, does it make sense settling in Oakville and working in Toronto.

Oakville is a very quiet, cool city, 96% white city though. Child friendly Yeah, car insurance is lower than suaga, Brampton but accommodation in Oakville is a lil higher. Depends on your job in Toronto, by G0 train is 50mins. A lot of people do shuttle, either park and ride or go by bus from house to station and then take train to Toronto. Costs 8-10$ though/train ride.

TheCongo2:


Canadavisa forum
City-data forum

Thanks boss


Please where can I sell my naija ankra gown and ankra bags online please

kylexy61:


It's funny how I only discovered city-data forum yesterday, and now someone mentions it today. Such a giant forum about pretty much every city in the world. Kept me glued to my PC all day.

All Nigerians I have met never heard of nairaland.
The only Nigerians who know about this site are those I have met on here

Please people how much do hair dresser make
Bcoz my babe don't want to pursue her Science Lab Tech she did in Nigeria...


Is hair dresser profitable .....she does children hair, Bridal hair, weaving etc..

taskcompleteng:
Please people how much do hair dresser make
Bcoz my babe don't want to pursue her Science Lab Tech she did in Nigeria...


Is hair dresser profitable .....she does children hair, Bridal hair, weaving etc..

Extremely profitable if you get a license to open a shop. I may get back to you with the figures later

Interested in this also, my spouse mastering her skills in hairdressing prior to landing

TheCongo2:


Extremely profitable if you get a license to open a shop. I may get back to you with the figures later

Glowingx:

Oakville is a very quiet, cool city, 96% white city though. Child friendly Yeah, car insurance is lower than suaga, Brampton but accommodation in Oakville is a lil higher. Depends on your job in Toronto, by G0 train is 50mins. A lot of people do shuttle, either park and ride or go by bus from house to station and then take train to Toronto. Costs 8-10$ though/train ride.

I appreciate this. Thanks.

CookieLyon:
Hi Guys, thanks for all this valuable info on this thread. I’m looking to move to Canada mid next year but I’m having difficulties deciding on which city to live in. Hubby is a pharmacist and I’m an accountant and one of my criteria for a city to live in would be where pharmaceutical head offices and finance firms are situated so hubby and I can have great career prospects. Toronto seems like the easy choice but it’s quite expensive and I’d prefer another city with the same criteria I’m looking for. I’m also looking for a city that’s warm. I really don’t like the cold and will like to avoid it as much as possible.

There are a couple of pharmaceutical companies in Mississauga and you as an accountant can get a job anywhere within the GTA axis, Mississauga inclusive. The cost of living in Mississauga is not the cheapest though.

modath:



Still valid.

hi, sent you a PM

hehehehehe, they are not Nigerians. probably impostors.

Nairaland is past time for majority of Nigerians

TheCongo2:



All Nigerians I have met never heard of nairaland.
The only Nigerians who know about this site are those I have met on here

ottawasenators:
hehehehehe, they are not Nigerians. probably impostors.

Nairaland is past time for majority of Nigerians

Not really. Nairaland is a pastime for those of us on nairaland. And the population figures of membership are exaggerated because the regular nairalander has 2 accounts while the professionals have at least five.

I would say the average Nigerian does not know Nairaland. At most the name will sound familiar for those who are online a lot.

Go through page 1 of this thread: Moving to Canada

Oluwadoyinmi:
Hi. Am a student nurse in year 2 in Nigeria. I will love to work and continue my education in Canada immediately I finish in 2020. I don't know how I'll go about it. Please I need advice.

@einsteino, pls can u share the contact of d person u bought d thermals and winter jackets from at yaba? Thanks

Got some jacket, socks, gloves and caps at Katangwa, Abule Egba today. They are nice and not too expensive, I have the number of the guy selling it if anyone is interested

Can u snap and let us see them?

jelmusboy:
Got some jacket, socks, gloves and caps at Katangwa, Abule Egba today. They are nice and not too expensive, I have the number of the guy selling it if anyone is interested

TheCongo2:


Extremely profitable if you get a licens e to open a shop. I may get back to you with the figures later

how about tailoring please?

Fumbaby:



how about tailoring please?

Co-ask

Please why is it no one is talking about how to get legal/professional jobs in Canada (not menial), and what one needs to do about it.

Please I,d appreciate responses as it is what interests me the most.

Fumbaby:



how about tailoring please?

I have no idea about tailoring

0.8.0.5.8.8.9.4.0.6.7 - Pullover by name

taskcompleteng:
please share his number for people in need

PefHouse:
Good day all,

Has anyone attempted to change mailing address for you PR card, the address I first quoted upon landing has changed and I would like to update it. When I use the online IRCC service, it says my records are not found. I have equally visited service Canada and they just give you a number to call, which does not find my record either. I would not want my card mailed to the old address.

Thanks

We also had to update our address for PR card delivery after getting permanent accommodation. Here is the
link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/application/change-address.html We called them to confirm it was updated as well on 1-888-242-2100 (press 2320 when you get through to
get directed to the right department).

TheCongo2:

I hav idea about tailoring

OK. thanks

einsteino:


Clothes I bought at Yaba
1: winter jacket
2: inner jacket
3: interior of the thermal trousers
4: thermal longsleeve shirt

Thanks einsteino for the pictures, very thoughtful of you! Looking at the pictures though, one would think we were talking about living in the North Pole

I have stayed in the East Coast of the US in the deadliest of winters and didn't require this much, is it safe to assume that Canada (in your case Montreal/Toronto et al) is colder? I did check the weather today, NY is 39⁰, Phil is 45⁰ and Ottawa is 37⁰.

I just want to manage my expectations. Thanks again.

Tojued:


Not really. Nairaland is a pastime for those of us on nairaland. And the population figures of membership are exaggerated because the regular nairalander has 2 accounts while the professionals have at least five.

I would say the average Nigerian does not know Nairaland. At most the name will sound familiar for those who are online a lot.

Good detective work Tojued. I have just realize that as of today's nairaland has 2,114,315 members. But the real figure can be less than a million given the reasons elaborated in your post.
Nigeria has close to 200 millions people. Therefore, the membership on here is just a drop in the ocean when we compare it to the entire population of Nigeria. Less than 0.5%. It makes sense now why every single Nigerian I have met never heard of Nairaland.

When I first discovered this site, I remember the very first Nigerian I asked if he knew of nairaland was a banker at TD . He was in Canada on student visa. He never heard of nairaland but wrote the link on a paper and told me he would check the site later. This was back in 2010. From that point each time I would meet a Nigerian I would ask if they know Nairaland.

Tilda123:
I live almost a year in Canada as an immigrant with my family. Now I feel comfortable here but at first it was difficult to find cheap accommodation and good work. We had been living in a shelter for several days, but there were just awful conditions and unfriendly neighbors, so we had to take off the hotel. My friend advised me to use his discount coupons to save my money. I am very grateful to him for this and I give these coupons to you so that you did not spend a lot of money on housing. https://www.firstordercode.com/shop/ca.hotels.com Canada is a great country and I really like to live here.

Where in Canada are you located?
I didn't know new immigrants qualify for government assistance to live in a shelter. They will make you pay pay every single kobo back to the government if they ever find out you was staying in a shelter as new immigrants.
I believe you have to be in Canada for a certain time to qualify for public assistance or welfare.

TheCongo2:


Where in Canada are you located?
I didn't know new immigrants qualify for government assistance to live in a shelter. They will make you pay pay every single kobo back to the government if they ever find out you was staying in a shelter as new immigrants.
I believe you have to be in Canada for a certain time to qualify for public assistance or welfare.

The person you quoted is not close to Canada but advertising her business/scam.

Please I have a very (may seem stupid) question,
I am a first time flyer, my flight has 3 stops, Germany, Toronto n final destination.

Now when I land in Toronto should I go get my other luggage (aside hand luggage) while I do documentation.

Please a response to a novice will help.