kweje: If one is currently enrolled and actively studying, you do not need to submit a new study permit. The link you attached mentioned it, unless a student attempt to change schools outside of Canada. Students can switch schools if they meet the conditions. It is a free process.
While it is true that U of M allows you to pay per course registered, registering only one course in Fall or Winter terms is considered studying part time and is against your study permit guidelines. You can only register for one course during Summer which is considered a free term( you can study or decide not to study) unless your program specifies you must study during summer term like their accelerated nursing program demands.
Fulani14: Not really sir,i think my point was missed. I intend to get to get to canada before i withdraw from U of Manitoba. U of Manitoba is sayingi must not take pass 15percent courseload unless i must pay for the semester which i want to avoid. I saw on IRCC website that i can only take the 150days if its an authorised leave. Does that mean i can only take the 150 day only if Manitoba authorise it or can i just withdraw and move to another province and resume school in January?
someone told me U/Manitoba allows one to register and pay for just one course for the semester....u have to confirm this. You need it as you are required to be enrolled and studying before changing school.
I work for a migration Consultancy firm and twice a year we roll out the skilled job shortage migration package. with 3 million minus your flight fare and accommodation, we can get you to Canada, Australia or The USA.
you must have a skill to apply.
July entry just ended so next entry is in December.
I am typing from Ontario Canada but we have an office in Lagos and Abuja .
if you are interested. save this and contact me in December.
if you are scared of being scammed, we process it for you and you pay us once your visa is out.
There are also visa sponsorship packages with a repayment plan of 15 months when you begin to work in the country you migrated to.
NB .. make sure you have your passport and skills certificate ready before you send me a message.
hazinibones: I don't mind man. Someone else gave me the information for FREE!
I do fullstack web with JavaScript. Express, NextJS, NestJS and ReactJS. With a little bit of AWS and Python.
My first remote job was a recommendation from a former colleague I was nice to one (Be nice to your current colleagues, you never know).
Current one, I just followed tips from one Tim Okonkwo guy on twitter. He calls it the Cold Email strategy. You beef up your LinkedIn Profile and send random emails to people in positions like CTO, Head of IT, Recruiters telling them how you can use your skill to help them. That is to grant you an interview. Then go ahead and kill the interview. Impress them so well. DO NOT BE HUMBLE WITH YOUR SKILL! I Repeat, DO NOT BE HUMBLE WITH YOUR SKILL. If you know it, show it off. No lie shah or lie for your CV, na big turn off for these guys from my experience.
Good luck brother!
Thanks.
One last thing...how many years of experience and did it help secure an interview?
I have this decision bothering me. I know it is a personal problem, but I believe everyone need some guidance at every point in life.
Straight to it, I have been considering Japa for over two years now and I think the opportunity might be here but I am having a cold feet.
I recently started working for a foreign company as a software engineer and the pay is decent when converted to Naira. Enough to live an averagely comfortable life. But my challenge now is that, I have been talking to some friends that are outside the country and they keep telling me how life is not easy there and cost of living is super expensive out there.
I currently earn $3000, which I plan to either save and travel or startup a business here in Nigeria. Please, Nairalanders with experience, is it worth japa to live an almost average life for almost the rest of your life or investing here in Nigeria and growing wealth?
The healthcare and quality education benefit is there as an advantage for japa though.
Thanks in advance for your responses!
bro what area of software engineering are you into and how did you secure the remote work?
A BBC investigation has found evidence suggesting some results from Nigeria's presidential election may have been manipulated.
The winner Bola Tinubu is due to be inaugurated on 29 May but the opposition is challenging this.
The BBC has uncovered significant anomalies in Rivers state, a key battleground, although not sufficient to change the overall national outcome of the election, which took place in February.
There are also questions over the identity of an election official who read out some of the unexplained results.
Oyigbo election official, Dr Dickson Ariaga, announced his name and that he worked for the Federal College of Education in Omoku.
On the recording, the word "Omoku" is indistinct, but there is only one Federal College of Education in Rivers state.
Dr Ariaga then read out the results for each party in alphabetical order, including for all the smaller parties.
They all matched those on the collation sheet the BBC had obtained. But when he reached Mr Tinubu's APC, instead of saying 2,731 as written on our photograph of the sheet, he read out "16,630".
Then for Mr Obi's party (LP) the figure changed again - instead of the 22,289 seen on the sheet, he announced "10,784", more than halving his vote.
The mystery surrounding Dickson Ariaga
We asked the electoral commission if we could speak to Dr Ariaga, but they would not give us his details or reach out to him for us.
We spoke to the election official seated next to Dr Ariaga, but she told us she wasn't authorised to talk to the press.
So we sent a reporter to the Federal College of Education in Omoku, about two hours drive north of Port Harcourt, where he'd said he worked when introducing himself.
The Deputy Provost Moses Ekpa told the BBC: "From our records, both from our payroll and from our human resources, there is no such a name in our system and we don't know such a person."
Moses Ekpa says the Federal College of Education in Omoku has never heard of Dr Ariaga
We tried tracking him down on social media and eventually came across another Facebook account for someone in Port Harcourt, whose profile details had the name Dickson Ariaga.
When we compared an image from this account to the television pictures of Dr Ariaga using Amazon Rekognition software, we achieved a match of 97.2%, indicating a very high probability they're the same man.
Dr Ariaga did not respond to messages sent by us to this account.
Emeca: Hey guys I purchased treasury bills of 364-day tenor and got paid a rate (9%) which is lower than the rate at the auction (14.74%)
What could be the reason? Is this normal?
From ChatGPT
It is not unusual to receive a rate lower than the auction rate when purchasing Treasury bills, and there could be several reasons for this.
One possible reason is that the auction rate represents the highest rate at which investors are willing to buy the bills, but not all successful bidders will receive that rate. The actual rate paid to individual investors is determined by a competitive bidding process, where the highest bidders receive the bills at the auction rate, and lower bidders receive the bills at their bid rate.
Another possible reason is that the rate you received may be based on a different pricing mechanism than the auction rate. For example, the auction rate may be based on a yield-to-maturity calculation, while the rate you received may be a discount rate....
It was LP- 87 APC-52. Heaven bears me witness, my vote and my family's votes (6) were parts of the 87 Obi got in my polling unit. The shinedus insulted us the gentle yorubas for voting Obi over Tinubu. They took our considerations for granted. They turned the party to an Igbo agenda. I regret voting for Obi. Never again.
Please enlighten me how Igbos insulted you for voting Obi and how they turned LP into Igbo agenda?
I believe it's OK to vote Obi for FG and Sanwo for State but the reason you give just shows you are a bigot and a small-minded person and no different from the 'shinedus' that triggered you.
Moony45: Nice PR. I dont know why all these GEN Z yorubas will leave competence or incompetence due to hate (Endsars) for a complex city like Lagos. The same mindset that brought in Incompetent Buhari (Since they want anything but Jonathan at the time).
How well did you know Sanwo or better still what was his pedigree before he was picked over Ambode to become Lagos Governor?
TonyeBarcanista: Adamawa State Governor, His Excellency, Ahmadu Fintiri, was captured congratulating Atiku Abubakar on winning the 2023 presidential election.
Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of Peoples Democratic Party, is projected to comfortably lead in the presidential votes tally, and has met the constitutional requirement of scoring 25% in minimum of 25 states.
TheOldGods: Obis wi Winning Abuja, North central. FROM DATA ALready. you can confirm it. the block votes from the Seast will nullify all tinubus chances. in Oyo, tinubu is doing 126k while PDP is 50k and labour is 19k. SE alone is doing only obi. plus Ss. obi will get the popular votes, but that 25% is what I'm sure he will struggle. no bloc vote from the north, and north turnout is quite low
If the votes from the SE are as some speculate, Obi might win more votes. But on the other requirement, he certain to fall short.
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 23 by Slippy: 11:51am On Aug 29, 2023
