My cousins who were born in Canada to Nigerian parents and raised in the UK have all three citizenship.


One just upper from London to explore work options in Toronto.


When they explore work, school and investment options, they do so with a triple advantage.


This is a tweet from Funmi Oyatogun and I have it printed and pasted on my bedroom wall.

It's my "why" for getting out of Nigeria.

OPTIONS for my unborn kids.

My grandpa had this opportunity.

The opportunity to secure dual citizenship and global assertiveness for his kids (my dad and his siblings) but he wasted it.

The man was a millionaire in the 1960s.

He was fugging rich. A big fabric merchant with a booming rubber sap business.

He traveled abroad at will.


He was so popular in my village. Go to Oghara and ask any elderly person of "Urie".

That was his nickname.

It means river.

The mfker was so full and flowing with wealth.


He was so rich the dude married six wives (that's the one that gave birth for him oh)... not to mention his concubines.


In total, he had about fifteen children but he never valued education… nor securing options for his kids.

None of his kids attained tertiary education.


You'll be stunned that, until I was twenty and graduated from UNIBEN, there was no university graduate from my entire lineage.


He died in 2015 of prostate cancer.

By that time, his wealth was only a memory. He had lost it all.


His children weren't well placed and none was willing to go overboard for his treatments.

His last days were full of pain.

Why?


He failed to secure OPTIONS for his kids.


Till today, his children are still angry with him for being so wasteful of opportunities and failing to secure OPTIONS for them.




This is the reason I have this Fumni's tweet on my bedroom wall.

Every time I see it, I think of my grandpa and I think of my unborn kids.


I think of our politicians and understand why they continue to embezzle and rape our future to create bigger options for themselves, their kids and future generations.

It's all about survival.


If Nigeria catches flame and starts burning right now, what options do you have?

Your President, your Governor, your Senator, your Local Government Chairman, even your street councilor and their family…

… are one flight ticket away to safety in Canada, the UK or any other developed country they've secured Permanent Residency.


In this country, we all need a second passport to survive.

Without it, we are just one medical emergency away from RIP


This is the reason I'll be sharing the twelve Pathways to relocate to Canada this year.

Today, I'm revealing the twelve Canada relocation pathways you can take advantage of this year.

These twelve relocation pathways have different requirements.


Hence they provide a wide option for us to successfully help any Nigerian relocate to Canada successfully…

… despite their age, education background, Canada connection, IELTS grade, bank statement or work experience.

I can as well, keep these to myself and continue charging N658k per client.

But entering this year,

I felt a need to help those who can't afford me, by sharing my knowledge so they can work out their relocation, themselves.





Without any further ado, these are your twelve options.


1. The Federal Skilled Worker Program.



2. The Federal Skilled Trade Program.



3. Provincial Nomination Programs (eleven of them) .



4. Study Permit (Post Graduate Work Permit) to Permanent Residency.



5. Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program.



6. The Home Caregiver and The Home Support Worker Program.






7. Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot.



8. Family Sponsorship.



9. Self Employment Program.



10. Start up visa.



11. Visitor's visa to Work Permit to Permanent Residency.



12. Work Permit (Temporary Foreign Worker) to Permanent Residency.


With these options, you and your family can be resident in Canada within the next eleven to twenty four months.


It all depends on your current situation and the options you choose.



Guys, in the next 12 days, I'll be going deeper on each of them.




… their requirements, if proof of fund is needed or not, and how to tell if its a good fit for you.

So watch for my emails, it's going to be a wonderful time together.
Mind you, they all require IELTS or TOEFL.


Some require high IELTS scores, some require low IELTS scores.

How many require low IELTS?

You'll find out soon.




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You missed 1.......exploratory visit pathway

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My cousins who were born in Canada to Nigerian parents and raised in the UK have all three citizenship.


One just upper from London to explore work options in Toronto.


When they explore work, school and investment options, they do so with a triple advantage.


This is a tweet from Funmi Oyatogun and I have it printed and pasted on my bedroom wall.

It's my "why" for getting out of Nigeria.

OPTIONS for my unborn kids.

My grandpa had this opportunity.

The opportunity to secure dual citizenship and global assertiveness for his kids (my dad and his siblings) but he wasted it.

The man was a millionaire in the 1960s.

He was fugging rich. A big fabric merchant with a booming rubber sap business.

He traveled abroad at will.


He was so popular in my village. Go to Oghara and ask any elderly person of "Urie".

That was his nickname.

It means river.

The mfker was so full and flowing with wealth.


He was so rich the dude married six wives (that's the one that gave birth for him oh)... not to mention his concubines.


In total, he had about fifteen children but he never valued education… nor securing options for his kids.

None of his kids attained tertiary education.


You'll be stunned that, until I was twenty and graduated from UNIBEN, there was no university graduate from my entire lineage.


He died in 2015 of prostate cancer.

By that time, his wealth was only a memory. He had lost it all.


His children weren't well placed and none was willing to go overboard for his treatments.

His last days were full of pain.

Why?


He failed to secure OPTIONS for his kids.


Till today, his children are still angry with him for being so wasteful of opportunities and failing to secure OPTIONS for them.




This is the reason I have this Fumni's tweet on my bedroom wall.

Every time I see it, I think of my grandpa and I think of my unborn kids.


I think of our politicians and understand why they continue to embezzle and rape our future to create bigger options for themselves, their kids and future generations.

It's all about survival.


If Nigeria catches flame and starts burning right now, what options do you have?

Your President, your Governor, your Senator, your Local Government Chairman, even your street councilor and their family…

… are one flight ticket away to safety in Canada, the UK or any other developed country they've secured Permanent Residency.


In this country, we all need a second passport to survive.

Without it, we are just one medical emergency away from RIP


This is the reason I'll be sharing the twelve Pathways to relocate to Canada this year.

Today, I'm revealing the twelve Canada relocation pathways you can take advantage of this year.

These twelve relocation pathways have different requirements.


Hence they provide a wide option for us to successfully help any Nigerian relocate to Canada successfully…

… despite their age, education background, Canada connection, IELTS grade, bank statement or work experience.

I can as well, keep these to myself and continue charging N658k per client.

But entering this year,

I felt a need to help those who can't afford me, by sharing my knowledge so they can work out their relocation, themselves.





Without any further ado, these are your twelve options.


1. The Federal Skilled Worker Program.



2. The Federal Skilled Trade Program.



3. Provincial Nomination Programs (eleven of them) .



4. Study Permit (Post Graduate Work Permit) to Permanent Residency.



5. Atlantic Immigration Pilot Program.



6. The Home Caregiver and The Home Support Worker Program.






7. Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot.



8. Family Sponsorship.



9. Self Employment Program.



10. Start up visa.



11. Visitor's visa to Work Permit to Permanent Residency.



12. Work Permit (Temporary Foreign Worker) to Permanent Residency.


With these options, you and your family can be resident in Canada within the next eleven to twenty four months.


It all depends on your current situation and the options you choose.



Guys, in the next 12 days, I'll be going deeper on each of them.




… their requirements, if proof of fund is needed or not, and how to tell if its a good fit for you.

So watch for my emails, it's going to be a wonderful time together.
Mind you, they all require IELTS or TOEFL.


Some require high IELTS scores, some require low IELTS scores.

How many require low IELTS?

You'll find out soon.




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