A Nigerian with the name Oludipe, Temitope Gabriel recounted his earliest experience as an international student in Canada.

Part 1.
To God be the glory. I Took this pictures exactly 5 years ago, there are people who thought I was a refugee seeker, I don't know I look like one and many don't believe it when I tell them that i'm an international student. I know some people who chose to chase their papers through crook means and still yet to get it, then it becomes difficult for them to go back to school. I see some of you coming to Canada very soon so listen, they will come to you the moment they see that you are new in they city, they will start by offering to help you settle in, then they'll convince you and make it look easier that they can get you residency at the expense of your education, they will tell you that the reason why you wanted to go to school and spend those hard earned $$$$ on your education is to eventually secure a residency but they can do it in less than a year or in six months and you won't have to stress yourself in paying huge tuition fees! Don't fall for it!
Get yourself education at all cost, it is the only tool that will take you so far in life, residency gotten through a crooked means can be revoked but nobody can revoke the knowledge you've gotten through education.
You're technically mortgaging your life when you start chasing papers when you're suppose to be chasing your educational career, many people in this circle ended up as an unskilled or semi-skilled laborer, you don't wanna work for the rest of your life loading and offloading in a factory, moreover, the $$ you're earning today working in a factory won't have the same purchasing power in the next 5 year, you'll be static with no promotion!
Many Nigerians are stucked in the system, those not stucked have their residency application hanging and can only hope it's approved! Check the statistics, check how many Nigerians who has applied for refugee in the last 2 years, check the numbers who originally came into the country on study permit, this explains why many Nigerians with true intent to study in Canada always have their application refused because it is very difficult for consular to decide who is with a genuine intent and who is not!
Once again, I see some of you coming here soon and I hope you respect the conditions of your visa especially those of you who will come on study permit!
Education is the key!

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What a transformation!

There are some doors that will not open to you in the west until you pay your dues...by going to their school.

OP, no vex o but you truely look like a refugee from Eritrea