ahnie:
The forces disturbing this guy are in legions.

tensazangetsu20:
What did he study? How can you attend such a high-ranking institution and you couldn't get a job that could sponsor you on a work visa. That's crazy whereas a graduate of FUTMINNA was just sponsored to Canada to go and work. Fucking crazy.

Legendoo:


Think he's caught up with red tapes. 10 year's in the making. There's a lot like him.

Wasted youth and uncertain future.

tensazangetsu20:


As in. The juju from his village is very potent. This is fucking crazy no matter how you think about it.

Legendoo:



It's not juju. It's so easy to become a victim. I have seen entire families stuck in the same situation.

Once your details are on the system , very difficult to manoeuvre your way out of it unless you get lucky. Like of the government decides to give amnesty or there's a loop hole in the legal system.

Might be a good idea for him to go back. I see folks with papers wasting away, let alone those who don't.

Anyways Nigerian's don't like honesty because they're only interested in the positive side of things.

The competition with jobs now is even more intense. You have eastern Europeans, Arab, Indian etc plus the local population to contend with.

Abroad isn't that rosy paradise Nigerians like to portray . It doesn't mean everyone is doing badly but it's not easy. That's the point .

Legendoo:



It's not juju. It's so easy to become a victim. I have seen entire families stuck in the same situation.

Once your details are on the system , very difficult to manoeuvre your way out of it unless you get lucky. Like the government decides to give amnesty or there's a loop hole in the legal system.

Might be a good idea for him to go back. I see folks with papers wasting away, let alone those who don't.

Anyways Nigerian's don't like honesty because they're only interested in the positive side of things.

The competition with jobs now is even more intense. You have eastern Europeans, Arab, Indian etc plus the local population to contend with.

Abroad isn't that rosy paradise Nigerians like to portray . It doesn't mean everyone is doing badly but it's not easy. That's the point .

tensazangetsu20:


Any field aside tech, healthcare and maybe finance is useless abroad. The same Canada I know two people who got jobs from here and were sponsored from here even with the lmia rule. Not even express entry. Their work visas were processed from Nigeria.

ahnie:
At least he's even certained of a better life and future in Canada...look at him even fishing self and looking good.

Highlandgee:
After over 10 years in Canada, a Nigerian man, Alpha Ndamati is resigned to giving up the immigration process and is now actively trying to get deported. Problem is -he cannot.

After years of red tape trying to become a permanent resident, the Nigerian man has been asking to leave the country and go home.
"I'm left dumbfounded," he said. "I don't wish this situation for my worst enemy."

His bags are packed, and he's telling his story in hopes that no one else has to repeat his experience. Ndamati says he can't afford a ticket home himself, so he's trying to get a removal order issued by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or the Canada Border Services Agency, forcing him to go.

Years of trying to stay
When he graduated from Dalhousie University in 2014, he was hopeful that he could find his way into permanent residency within the three years before his post-graduate work permit expired.

He says we wanted to move to the Northwest Territories of Canada (N.W.T.) for a long time. When he saw online what appeared to be a seemingly straightforward immigration process with the territory's nominee program, he was sold.

In June 2016, he got a job working at Corothers Home Hardware, and after six months of employment they agreed to help him apply for the territory's employer-driven nominee program.

But the employer failed to meet all the requirements and the application was denied, forcing Ndamati through more hoops. Despite help from a local law firm, and losing $2,000 to a dubious consultant he met through church, his last work visa expired in September 2019.

He has reached out to MLAs for advice, as well as the federal government, and has been in touch with the Nigerian embassy in Ottawa. He says he has twice reached out to his Member of Parliament (MP's) office to no avail.

He gave up on the visa application process, feeling it was hopeless, and stopped working altogether out of fears that he would be committing a crime and get deported. But now all of his savings have dried up, and not wanting to go through the process again, he is asking Canada to send him back.

"This has been over 10 years. I'm not supposed to be in this position if I've done everything outlined that I should do."
No direction on how to stay, or how to leave.

A while ago he says he called the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), asking them how he could start the process of being deported. He says the agency told him that leaving the N.W.T. was under the RCMP's jurisdiction. So, a couple of weeks later, he says he went to Yellowknife's RCMP detachment to get sent out of the country, only to be told that it was the responsibility of the CBSA.

Separately, a spokesperson for Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada said that the border services agency is responsible for immigration enforcement.

The rigmarole and failure to take responsibility for his deportation has been so frustrating for Ndamati.

He is really looking forward to putting years of confusion behind him and just hopes it doesn't happen to anyone else.
"I don't understand. If you advertise for me to come in, and I come in, and you push me out like this."

Source: https://www.facebook.com/AfrotimesNewspaper/photos/a.119381757440035/124943966883814/

ahnie:
At least he's even certained of a better life and future in Canada...look at him even fishing self and looking good.

Legendoo:



It's not juju. It's so easy to become a victim. I have seen entire families stuck in the same situation.

Once your details are on the system , very difficult to manoeuvre your way out of it unless you get lucky. Like the government decides to give amnesty or there's a loop hole in the legal system.

Might be a good idea for him to go back. I see folks with papers wasting away, let alone those who don't.

Anyways Nigerian's don't like honesty because they're only interested in the positive side of things.

The competition with jobs now is even more intense. You have eastern Europeans, Arab, Indian etc plus the local population to contend with.

Abroad isn't that rosy paradise Nigerians like to portray . It doesn't mean everyone is doing badly but it's not easy. That's the point .

ahnie:
At least he's even certained of a better life and future in Canada...look at him even fishing self and looking good.

Legendoo:


Think he's caught up with red tapes. 10 year's in the making. There's a lot like him.

Wasted youth and uncertain future.

tumababa:


Won ti get e