₦airaland Forum

ednut1:
When everyone dey claim gay and female genital mutilation hahahaha

whites are just greedy

Na oyinbo party I first go wey people dey pay for food and drinks greedy and cold people

ekanDamie:
Lol. @Planetx. When I say they do, I don't mean naturally. But its as good as picking money on the tree. 24hrs electricity, free/subsidized high standard of education for your kids. Govt even pays u about 200k monthly for your child's upkeep if u apply, subsidized housing, minimum wage is 11CAD/hr 1Cad is about 260. The lowest job earn u above 400k every month. If you a professional u can rake home 1M every month.
Pls tell me how else u want money to grow on trees. That's y whites can go and watch a dog shitting competition. They are well fed.
Its those over here that go thru asylum n refugee that I am against but if you go there and u have an education or u can work round d clock without education. In 1 year u would be better of than a bank manager with all the MSC over here.

You are converting to Naira but people in Canada don't spend in Naira.

A two bedroom apartment in most cities go for above $1k a month.

AZeD1:
You are converting to Naira but people in Canada don't spend in Naira.

A two bedroom apartment in most cities go for above $1k a month.

Oga it depends on the province one is. In a province like SK its not that expensive. Besides you have all facilities necessary to justify such rent.
Most immigrant in months get a subsidized govt housing and pay way less. Still they still get value. Its all about that. Value!!!

ekanDamie:
Oga it depends on the province one is. In a province like SK its not that expensive. Besides you have all facilities necessary to justify such rent.
Most immigrant in months get a subsidized govt housing and pay way less. Still they still get value. Its all about that. Value!!!

Where did you get the "most immigrants get subsidized housing" from?

There's a five year wait list in Ottawa for social housing.

AZeD1:
Where did you get the "most immigrants get subsidized housing" from?

There's a five year wait list in Ottawa for social housing.

It depends on province. In SK it can be less than 2yrs.
Bottom line is, they still get. How many people get any Govt housing here?

ekanDamie:
It depends on province. In SK it can be less than 2yrs.
Bottom line is, they still get. How many people get any Govt housing here?

You seem to be missing the nuance under focus here. You're not getting the inaccuracies you have about Canada and how that can be instrumental in giving people the wrong impression of things instead you default to a Nigeria vs Canada comparison which is not the issue here.

ekanDamie:
It depends on province. In SK it can be less than 2yrs.
Bottom line is, they still get. How many people get any Govt housing here?

Some people who work government live in Nigeria live in government houses.

I may be wrong but your post is something someone who see and try to come into Canada illegally.

You do realize there are homeless people in Canada right?

Bawss1:
You seem to be missing the nuance under focus here. You're not getting the inaccuracies you have about Canada and how that can be instrumental in giving people the wrong impression of things instead you default to a Nigeria vs Canada comparison which is not the issue here.

You are on point.

Bawss1:
You seem to be missing the nuance under focus here. You're not getting the inaccuracies you have about Canada and how that can be instrumental in giving people the wrong impression of things instead you default to a Nigeria vs Canada comparison which is not the issue here.

OK o. Let me atop putting things in peoples head and stick to my on rocket.
Its just this strong aversion I have for the present state of the country that is annoying me

Nigerians seeking asylum wow indeed wow.

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Ugosample:
nothing to salvage in Nigeria


With millions of youths still clamouring for Buhari for second term?

is that a country that can be salvaged

Democracy in action. That's the beauty of it. Majority will have their way while the minority will have their say.
Thanks for acknowledging Buhari's victory.

yjgm:
Democracy in action. That's the beauty of it. Majority will have their way while the minority will have their say.
Thanks for acknowledging Buhari's victory.

Buhari will win but the suffering continues. Nigerians are lazy and are used to suffering so no problem.

Democracy in action.

yjgm:
Democracy in action. That's the beauty of it. Majority will have their way while the minority will have their say.
Thanks for acknowledging Buhari's victory.

God forbid Buhari wins a second term


But if he does, na una go still suffer am

What is my concern

lol this guy ehn

Ugosample:
God forbid Buhari wins a second term


But if he does, na una go still suffer am

What is my concern

He will win and win you over too. He's the best we have right now. Atiku isn't the way.

Canada Rejects Asylum Claims From Over 13,000 Nigerians

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March 23, 2025
News

No fewer than 13,171 Nigerians who applied for refugee protection in Canada between January 2013 and December 2024 had their claims rejected.

This figure includes 811 Nigerians whose claims were denied in 2024 alone.

Data from the Refugee Protection Division (RPD) of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB), Nigeria ranks among the top five countries with the highest number of rejected claims, placing 5th, Sunday PUNCH reports.

Other countries with high rejection rates include Mexico, with 2,954 rejections, India (1,688), Haiti (982), and Colombia (723).

The IRB grants refugee protection if the RPD determines that an applicant meets the United Nations definition of a Convention refugee, “which has been incorporated into Canadian law, or that the applicant is a person in need of protection.”

The 1951 UN Convention relating to the Status of Refugees defines refugees as individuals with a well-founded fear of persecution due to their race, nationality, religion, political beliefs, or membership in a particular social group. These social groups can include sexual orientation, gender identity, being a woman, and individuals living with HIV/AIDS.

Applicants seeking protection must also provide evidence of the risk of torture, threats to their life, or the possibility of cruel and unusual treatment or punishment if they are forced to return to their home country.

Protection claims are typically made when immigrants notify the Border Services Agency upon arrival at any Canadian port of entry or report to an immigration officer.

“The officer decides whether the claim is eligible to be referred to the IRB. If the claim is eligible, it is sent (‘referred’) to the RPD to start the claim for refugee protection process,” according to an application guideline by the Refugee Board.

During the period under review, 94 claims from Nigerian passport holders were abandoned. The RPD explained that a claim may be abandoned if “the completed Basis of Claim Form was not provided on time, the claimant’s current and correct contact information was not provided, or the claimant did not attend their refugee protection claim hearing or the special hearing on the abandonment of the claim (if required).”

Additionally, 78 claims were withdrawn, representing cases where “the claimant does not continue with their claim,” while 19,889 claims were still pending.

A breakdown of the rejections since 2013 shows that 127, 241, and 248 Nigerians were denied refugee protection in 2013, 2014, and 2015, respectively, under the new system for determining refugee protection claims, which took effect on December 15, 2012.

Rejections rose to 476 in 2016, 917 in 2017, and 1,777 in 2018. In 2019, the highest number of Nigerian claims were denied, with 3,951 applicants rejected. The figures dropped to 1,770 in 2020, 1,686 in 2021, 728 in 2022, 439 in 2023, and 811 in 2024.

Despite the high rejection rates, 10,580 Nigerians were granted refugee status over the past decade, including at least 2,230 successful claims from January to December 2024.

Nigeria also ranked among the top 10 countries with the highest number of accepted claims, placing 8th. Other countries on the list include Turkiye (4,866), Mexico (4,363), Colombia (3,340), Iran (3,200), Pakistan (2,556), Haiti (2,211), Afghanistan (1,921), and Kenya (1,653).

Acceptance figures for Nigerians include fewer than 20 in 2013, 308 in 2014, 394 in 2015, and 389 in 2016. The numbers increased to 764 in 2017, 755 in 2018, and 1,733 in 2019. In 2020, 1,534 claims were approved, followed by 2,302 in 2021, 1,315 in 2022, and 2,230 in 2024.

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This figure includes 811 Nigerians whose claims were denied in 2024 alone.