justwise:


I will expose your real intention here when i have your time, i know who you are.

mevisbleek:



Mr. Justwise, calm down. You talk anyhow OMG

kfrosh:
How is he talking anyhow plsss; can't u see she contradicted herself in her statement and he is only trying to help her get a honest and sincere response to her question. No wonder she got no reply.

Siga:
....^^^ Guys..y'all need to be careful with ur planning on landing a job to pay ur tuition and all.... Nothing is guaranteed ooo... Planning on landing one job cos one guy told u about it dont mean u gonna get same oo... thats if some even pick ur calls once u land... I will advise u plan as a lone ranger before coming so once u land...u are ready for anything .... Best of all... no fight ur Sponsor before u leave naija ooo...

Lwkmd @ '...no fight ur Sponsor before u leave naija ooo...' If person fight ein sponsor, no wahala, make the guy/babe just go get admission for Niger or Ghana.

modskiller:
what's tree planting? I hope it's a job for skinny boys :p

saxywale:

I dey ooo...I just dey switch off phone when i dey work...Nairaland can be very addictive and job is scarce nowadays ...i get pikin wey dey depend on me oo


Oga Siga and Fhemmmy motors don cause wahala ooo ... which one be Agrarian again
It is well...

misszionboo:
To God be the glory. Passport collect led with trv. God has been awesome in my situation. I want to sincerely thank God nd all of u 4 your replies, encouragement etc. God will sure give us all reasons to smile. Amen

Fhemmmy:


Congrats, welcome to Canada. ....awaits my gala, else, God is watching you in 10D.

Fhemmmy:


I am sorry to say oh..... I will advice you chill at ome till you see a job that specify for skinny people.

hayqinsbFX:
mr fhemmy,
my dads company is sponsoring me and has written a letter of sponsorship on ocmpanys leterhead.
i need help with the affidavit. would my dad swear the affidavit or the company will.

can you share me your mail so i can send a copy of the letter to you..you could fine tune it.

suzzylicious:
Happy to be in this forum of helpful people. Can someone please assist me with a write up of proof of home tie. I need to know what to write and how to compose it to enable me submit mine.

Counting on you my wonderful people.....

misszionboo:
To God be the glory. Passport collect led with trv. God has been awesome in my situation. I want to sincerely thank God nd all of u 4 your replies, encouragement etc. God will sure give us all reasons to smile. Amen

Fhemmmy:


Lol. ... I love love the zeal of that gentleman..... you need to see even ladies in the woods planting trees, It is all about focus and determination

toecyne:
@checkyink whats up bro? have you collected the passport

tonero230:


Visit?When did u submit?

tonero230:


Is it that the land is hard to till or what?

Siga:
... ^^^^ Fhemmmy... U mean gan ooo

akanni:


Do you plan to have your baby there?If yes,..
I advice you get your cousin to help you book an appointment with a doctor over there and if possible get an estimate of the medical bill.
You not declaring before getting your visa that you were pregnant and have intention of having your baby in Canada, is a sore point and you will definitely be asked why at the point of entry.
In my opinion, you can always have a change of mind so ask your cousin to find out on your behalf from CIC where you can mail informing them that you would like to deliver in Canada and what is required just like the US.They should reply you via mail which you can print out, and this should cover your not declaring initially, evidence that you have enough funds, evidence of interaction with a doctor over there, your Nigerian medical report and also maybe communication with your cousin stating that she feels comfortable if you have your child there because of the excellent healthcare. The link below just captures a little but you can also see that declaring upfront and availability of funds is key.
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/tools/temp/visa/processing/birth.asp
Your cousin just has to help you do some ground work, it's easier for her/him since she/he is in Canada to call their office and get you all the info you require. I am very sure if you do the above, you will be covered.All the best though and keep me posted on your cousin's feedback.

Fhemmmy:


[b]Lemme ask you a question, tell me any kinda job that you wont do when you land Canada? cos i am not sure of that your question oh . . .Lol.
Anyways, to answer your question, the land is not hard, however:
1. You will be given the plants to plant for the day and when you see the land, you will wanna run
2. You are under the blazing sun
3. You are in the middle of the jungle, nowhere, and you cant run home, cos it is in the woods
4. If you are not used to the bush life, you will be sleeping in the sleeping bags and if it is a good company, they will have trailers for you to sleep
5. You are at the mercy of their food and if you are greedy (ON YOUR OWN)
6. You only see city like once every 2 weeks for maybe a weekend and you back in the bush.
However, it is not hard BUT stressful and like i said, is there any kinda job you wont do if you are given? besides, it is not guaranteed they will HIRE you to start with . . . so the kinda prayers you pray to get here, you MIGHT still need such.[/b]

Oyeleye2011:
Am in Okanagan college, Kelowna, British Columbia.

tonero230:

Does the remuneration justify the stress?I can do the job anyway

[b]Lol . . . Minimum wage now is like 11$ per hour . . . While in the thick forest and making lion and snakes your friends and nieces for those few weeks, you are not paying rent, you are not paying for food and you dont have to worry about buying things for your baby, cos you are not home . . . so all you made is going into your pocket.
Yes, i am sure it worth it . . . and like most Nigerians does, 11 per hour, you work like 8 hours a day and that is 88$ * 5 days a weeks and remove income take from it then Multiply it by 165 Naira . . . .

Jokes apart, it is worth all the wahala, i did it before but only once . . . And i have friends that never collected OSAP but paid through 4 years of University to pay their ways through school

But my point is, once you leave Mama and Dad back home and you are here, you have to survive but if you are with silver spoon long enough from Nigeria to get to you in Canada, then, you dont have to worry about such, but if you are here on community donation, Bro/Sis roll up your sleeve and get busy, cos Mama and Dada dont give a damn how cold, you gotta do western union to make sure they are happy.....[/b]

Fhemmmy:


[b Lol oga boss i see you..[/b]