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I am struggling to understand your point in the context of the story shared. Progress is not worth celebrating unless one attains what aligns with your definition of "financial freedom'?

walenden:
... After nearly five years, the real achievement should be stable income, manageable debt, strong savings, investments, and financial peace not merely a passport and a mortgaged house.

[quote][/quote]Could you please share your journey to real achievements ?

Nnamdipapa:
I know about ETC but U already bought our tickets for Nigeria and there wont be enough time to mail in the documents and get the ETC on time. My faults for delaying this process and will get him a Nigerian passport on landing.

How did this go, if you dont mind me asking?

[quote author=Amadioha02 post=132959447][/quote]Search for Pre-apprentenship training program. It was done under CCIS and Momentum last I checked. Training is for Electricians, Plumbing, Carpentry and Pipes trades.

[quote author=MEND001 post=132953007][/quote]Theres a free paid training program conducted for people interested in trades. Don’t know if it’s still ongoing, but you can look into it

[quote author=ShalewaT post=131989580][/quote]Depending on your location, Early childhood educator. Although I think it is saturated, see if you can get the Level 1 certification ( link is online). Find work in a daycare that may also accept your child. Go and come home together.

Keep applying till you get something in your field and leave your child in daycare. Good luck.

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Jhigan:
Thirdly, there is something they taught us when I took a cyber fraud course online. If you want to detect a fake letter, put yourself as an African in the position of writing it. When you do so, you'll notice this is a set up of the way Nigerian would write a letter. If it was written by your Nigerian agent processing, then all good.

Wow. Taught in Canada? Or where?

[quote author=njambert post=126001843][/quote]Amazing!.

[quote author=UnconventionalT post=125110438][/quote]Where in Alberta?

[quote author=tenderjunkie post=124721673][/quote]What’s your location? Check Momentum or CCIS for their 6 months paid government sponsored apprenticeship program.

[quote author=Jchi9876 post=120029737][/quote]What’s yours?

[quote author=cutebear post=122014709][/quote]Ermmm. I didn’t say she couldn’t do or that it’s impossible. I only gave an opinion whilst painting a realistic picture of what to expect. And, the YouTube video is for her to get information. Obviously if someone can do it in 5 days, her situation is not impossible.

Wish her all the best.

[quote author=Abercrome post=121995448][/quote]I’ll also suggest you wait to give birth in Naija. While sorting out your plans, you can begin the process of adding your baby. Alberta offers immediate coverage, but landing in a province close to delivery without strong support is going to be very hard, even as the weather is getting warmer.

Check YouTube . A Naija lady documented her experience giving birth 5 days after landing.

[quote author=Basmoj post=120710718][/quote]Does your marriage certificate have signatures from the Groom/Bride, Family, and officiating imams? Include that and an LOE with wedding pictures as stated in the ADR.

Ontarioo:
The "Nigerian idea of someone getting a job for you" is still in you. Better check on job site and have rest

Honestly, I’ll never understand the joy people derive in giving condescending responses to questions.

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[quote author=davidonng post=115107571][/quote]See Signature

[quote author=Alloyhardu post=115090601][/quote]See signature.

[quote author=Zinoluv0909 post=115077175][/quote]See Signature

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[quote author=leeking post=115001448][/quote]Signature

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[quote author=GraciousWords post=114817365][/quote]Congratulations!!!

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