Those people who claim to have been living luxury lives back home at the expense of the poor, will never make it here in. If you ask how much were they paying their so-called driver and nanny back home you’ll be shocked and even the working conditions of their so-called workers i don’t want to talk about it. Here you don’t just pay someone whatever comes in your mind if it’s a nanny you pay per hour and not the nonsense you see people do back home.
@joshuadele-ijagbulu48949 ай бұрын
Wolo, nice to see you again. You're one the first youtubers I know on Canadian immigration.
@jyde_oni9 ай бұрын
It’s always important to talk to people that can be honest with you. Those extra luxuries are rarely available in Canada.
@mathewisaac38149 ай бұрын
What happened to you ma? You were my regular Canadian information expert but couldn’t see your videos again! I was tired of the Canadian process and I thank God that I have successfully moved to South Wales, UK with my family. Canada wahala is much!
@dominicebere94149 ай бұрын
You need to be very patient and resilient to be able to succeed in a new country. There is no soft life in any developed country. You have to be very hardworking. It is very unfortunate that they did not research about the place before leaving Nigeria.
@gloryokwata19129 ай бұрын
In my view, they've made the right decision. It's better they lose money than to lose their sanity and relationship. Most people come abroad married and divorce within months of arrival. There's no shame in acknowledging that they've made a mistake by taking the step of going abroad. And it still doesn't mean that they still can't make it in canada and settle there. It might just be that this is not the right time and they're not in the right frame of mind to settle yet.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
You are right, and its good they both agreed to return back to Nigeria
@johnutube5651
9 ай бұрын
Who knows they might return later once their child is bit grown up.
@julietezenwonwu55709 ай бұрын
Hi Ewolo, you aging backwards 😊 Please share the recipes too hehe. Really good to see you after a while. And I will be coming more often now for info on Canada. As I ve gotten a visitor visa. Osheyyyy 💃
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Haa my sister aging backwards, meanwhile it is wig and make up o. Congratulations on your visitors visa
@rayyusuf61579 ай бұрын
Hungry KZreadrs shouldbe held responsible for the fake hpye of canada. It s tough here and I keep saying to those who intends to come. No work and the stress of schooling is not wasa! I went through same and at a point, I thought am better off in Nigeria but I still miss Nigeria and the soft life but am now used to the rigorous life style of hustling. If you are over 30 and already av something doing back home, it really takes the Grace of God to want to permanently stay in Canada. PR and naturalised citizens are not finding it easy talk less of student.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Honestly it is not easy but we are here to always say the truth of the challenges of living here and not sugar coat things
@xtraphilip
8 ай бұрын
I’m in Canada and from the looks of things, it’s not bananA. It’s tough out there and I see pole running dry
@ellibomz65159 ай бұрын
If you are very ok in your home country immigrating to a new country is and will never be a good option unless you psych your mind that you gonna start everything from scratch and it will take years to settle
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
@omowumiwumi86439 ай бұрын
Well said Wolo. Abroad is not for the weak minds.
@adetao20079 ай бұрын
😆😆 They could not get nanny and drivers they could used as a tool to meet their life style, if you asked them how much they are paying the driver at home you will be amazed.... May Nigeria succeed. And I pray Nigeria will get to that stage where drivers and nanny will be valued as professional as well..
@lifethroughcrownlens9 ай бұрын
Hi Wolo, I can relate with the madam in your story. The academic pathway is very demanding, especially for someone who is not passionate about academia. That said, your client seems to be financially stable. Why don't you talk to them about Canada’s Investor Visa and Investment Immigration Programs? They can operate their successful Nigerian business in Canada, if possible. and still secure their desired future for their kid(s).
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
I already discussed the business immigration option with them though. They want to re-evaluate everything first again before making a decision
@lifethroughcrownlens
9 ай бұрын
Well done@@CanadaInfohub Good luck to them and to you, too 👍🏾
@subomii61829 ай бұрын
I also think the mindset of wanting to be in Toronto maybe another problem. I am very sure the mad huge rental cost in Ontario would have added to their stress, I would advise people consider other smaller provinces just to save cost. It is still the same country, you can always relocate later to the bigger province when you settle to continue your soft life.
@rebeccahillsares8253
9 ай бұрын
Would you be able to tell me which other province has cheaper rent😊? Because to my knowledge cost of living is expensive in most of the province.
@Nancy_Reign
9 ай бұрын
You are saying the gospel truth that's why it's good to make your research well and make a choice because I don't know why most agents like sending people to Ontario knowing fully well that the place is quite expensive for new immigrantsgrant expecially
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Exactly what I told them, The TO experience gave them a negative impression
@chibuezephilipokorie3393
9 ай бұрын
Exactly , that mentality of soft life without the adaptability it requires is there problem . I don't even see anything serious with their case
@smwk2017
8 ай бұрын
@@rebeccahillsares8253 Rent for 3 bedroom unit in Ville St-Laurent (Quebec) is 1,400 a month, excluding utilities. Quebec is a French province.
@ngbedejohnikoja88209 ай бұрын
Waoo, is one the things that made me missing your program thank God you're back again. I still wont to pushing my career in one of the schools in Saskatchewan. Let see how helpful you could be thanks.
@sunnyking78029 ай бұрын
Wolo... Nice seeing you again... This family you're talking about are in the category of rich people in nija... Most people may not japa if they have such amounts of money. They may go on vacation if they wish. In summary trenches people will not dare go back... You dey wine 😀😀go back to wat exactly. Is good for them to return back to there viable businesses
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Hahahahah abeg small small for the trenches people, you just made me laugh out loud no be small
@sunnyking7802
9 ай бұрын
My dear Sis... Even with visit visa... The slogan is (wediedere..)...not to talk of someone who pay for there study.... LifeNoBalancesha
@WazirinJosnEnvirons9 ай бұрын
You have achieved clarity, when the taste of money you have foregone is sweeter than what you may have made.
@oluseguntemilola68979 ай бұрын
Long time Wolo... Proper preparation is key
@Eoris2.39 ай бұрын
Without knowing the full context & solely based on what has been shared, it sounds like there was little to no preparation for school nor financial planning towards relocation. They can have a nanny & driver if they can plan & afford it - go to school in a province with way less cost of living/relocate with a family member or nanny etc. And they almost sound spoiled. Such attitude may cause limitations in life generally… There is no country (Inc Nigeria) that doesn’t require a level of adjustment, resilience, planning and all that to thrive in.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
They are not built for resilience, I tried my best to convince them but they just did not want to adjust
@patoupatrickpcc63778 ай бұрын
Most of us are not living the soft life, abeg. We are coming to Canada. There's no suffering that will be more than what I'm living in my country right now.
@zmack18309 ай бұрын
Wollo .....The One and only.......The Mythic Legend!!
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Thanks
@johnifebunandu23799 ай бұрын
I miss your insight Wolo
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
I am back and hope to remain consistent
@HoodsGlobal9 ай бұрын
****What are the ages of these couple?
@lawrenceisong73249 ай бұрын
When I see people rushing out of the country to Canada one question that comes to my mind is, why is Davido, Wizkid, DJ Cuppy, Adenuga, and a lot of celebrities that can afford to relocate, why are they still here? Davido is even a US citizen by birth but he's here in Nigeria. Most of the people that can afford relocating with ease rather go for vacation overseas and return to naija to stay. This speaks volumes and is a pointer that there's something the poor cannot see that the rich can see, as regards living outside the country. In all, it depends on what you want in life and how you want to live your life. But my advice is if you are well to do in Nigeria, you have no business with Japa. Naija is sweeter when you have money. How can I have over 30million and still be thinking of Japa? Am I retarded?
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Truth is they want the passport not necessarily to come and stay, the process of becoming a citizen will require them to stay in Canada. Even the celebrities you mentioned are taking advantage of their dual citizenship which most people who want to Japa also want to have as well
@danielagbaniyaka6196
9 ай бұрын
It seems like you're expressing the sentiment that a substantial amount of money, as much as 30 million Naira can make a significant impact on someone's life, especially in the context of the challenges and conditions in Nigeria. It's not a significant amount in these current day. let me break it down for you. Perceived Value of "Million": As of today, N30 million is equivalent to approximately €25,000. The economic environment and prevailing conditions in Nigeria have the tendency to rapidly diminish any amount and consistently alter the parameters, creating almost an impossibility in attaining even modest financial goals, let alone lofty ones. Reasons for Migration: I have a saying "If God does not want us to move, he would have given us roots and not legs". Migration is a natural to all living creatures. Most people Migrate all over the world mainly because of economic challenges and tough living conditions or simply put, a better life. Don't be deceived, europeans migrate alot. Quality of life: You only need to travel out once to see the difference in the quality of life"especially between living conditions abroad and in Nigeria. The basics are available and well within reach of everyone - No prayer needed. There is continual investment in infrastructure and to an extent the people, and we don't need to be rich to afford basic things. there are so many programs that support families too. Challenges Abroad: Of course there are challenges abroad, but we don't worry over most of the things we used to cry about in Nigeria. Sense of value: In my years in Nigeria, our sense of value towards anything keeps dancing along a downward spiral. Now there is even no value for life. it is not the same here. To a large extent there is still a huge sense of value for things and humans here. Summary: Migration is a choice many consider for various reasons. One crucial piece of advice I offer is the acceptance that establishing oneself in a new country is a tough and gradual process. Personally, after five years of legal residence in Europe, I find myself on the verge of complete settlement (physically and mentally). While the journey has been challenging, the ultimate reward makes it worthwhile. The importance of mutual support and unity between couples during this period should not be discarded, as the transition demands collective effort; navigating it alone is not an option.
@mercurius6352
9 ай бұрын
You are really funny, you are comparing these musicians like Davido Wizkid etc to other people because you think everyone makes the same million they make that makes them go to USA and come back to Nigeria to and fro?? Pls let's not be dense here, there are a lot of reasons behind migration and most of these musicians you are mentioning mostly travel out for there skits and why would they remain when they have already made there millions, comparing them to an average citizen here in Nigeria Is Just a dense way of thinking. The same Davido whom you say is a US citizen, what Is stopping him from going back to US if things cast here in Nigeria. Not everyone have the lives of these celebrities you mentioned let alone live like them so that example you Just gave is totally whack, no offense. Money is not everything, it can't buy your life no matter the amount they offer, what good would 30 million do one if such person is dead?? The level of insecurity here as well as poor healthcare is another thing to consider so I wonder what 30 million would do in a scenario like that. You see people flying out of the country abroad to commence there treatment on some kind of disease they get simply because the country doesn't have the proper health facilities to combat such disease, I'd like to see what 30 million would do then within that vicinity. Money doesn't solve everything as it isn't the answer to everything, it never was and it never will. Like I said there are lot of reasons behind migration and it even applies to wealthy folks who have made there millions, it all comes down to your choice of reasoning and what quality you actually seek in life. I come in peace.
@mosunKA9 ай бұрын
They made the right decision for their Mental health.
@ifynaijacan9 ай бұрын
It's unfortunate that people are being misinformed and they also don't make enough research before making their decision. I almost chose immigrating to Canada 🇨🇦 through the study route because the way it was said looked like once you get to Canada that's all there is meaning you are already a permanent resident, infact I never knew there's something like PR self because they're always using the clause "school is the fastest way to immigrate to Canada ". They don't always go further by telling them that one needs to do extra and when they come here, they feel disappointed plus competing with people back home to get PR after spending huge amount of money and tax. I'm sure this might be another reason why the person dropped out, so many international students that i know are depressed. Because what next after schooling and PGWP is expiring? People should be well informed and make proper research especially through the study route ranging from the province, course as well as their CRS after study and work before making that move.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Most people want the fastest route out of Nigeria without thinking of the impact. In all conversations I have, I always give both options so they decide
@ellenlungu57789 ай бұрын
Long time,I miss you so much 😘😅👏👏👏
@ngbedejohnikoja88209 ай бұрын
Hey will, is been a while, you stopped for a while hope you're doing well.
@benedictaelanu52848 ай бұрын
Hello Wolo! Please how can one book a consultation and how much does it cost ?
@officialdeniran9 ай бұрын
Only one child & they’re already complaining 😂😂🤣, Oga madam wants a driver, chef & nanny 😂🤣…Una go learn now
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Hahahah
@tolaokunola1076
9 ай бұрын
Canada is not for rich Nigerian businessmen or Nigerian politicians. If you make millions daily, why would you come to canada to come and hustle? They should go back and create space in canada for the people that need to come to canada.
@femihenryedun45148 ай бұрын
Woloooooo! 👍
@angelgilly259 ай бұрын
Wow that's quite sad and crazy tbh 🤨. Money people are looking for to Japa to same destination 😩. Wolo please I'd like your advice cos I heard the bachelor's visa is easier to get than the master's. Is it possible for me to come and defer my course so I can work for few months before starting my course? Secondly what province is cheaper and better to live in, as I'm considering Manitoba. I'd also love have information on your services and charges for admission and visa process thanks.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Unfortunately you cannot defer your course to work. All visa applications has to meet the necessary requirements before it will be issued
@financiallyspeakingwithjenn8 ай бұрын
Omo I’m sorry it may seem like I’m judging but she is LAZY simple. It’s not her fault , she doesn’t pay her maid and driver minimum wage in Nigeria. Soft life? With Abuja rising insecurity and even commute. I wish them well.
@kwamebaffouroduro75899 ай бұрын
It’s a long long time sisy
@footalee29 ай бұрын
Hi Wolo👍 🇯🇲
@dadaayodele15499 ай бұрын
It's because they have money to spend because if not why going back to Nigeria!to much money
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
@julietezenwonwu55709 ай бұрын
I’m first here today ❤
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Thank you
@mercyfrancis95839 ай бұрын
Regards to the nanny I will like to know more please
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Okay
@judithutomi14469 ай бұрын
How do i book a consultation?
@w.s.21028 ай бұрын
I'm a born and raised Canadian who is 47 years old and my goal is to leave Canada.... there's no future here
@RemoteJobsWorldwide9 ай бұрын
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
@ty19779 ай бұрын
Where is your poppy.
@dukeojogu9 ай бұрын
By what means or channel can I reach you directly or personal.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
email hello@caninfoconsult.com and my team would respond
@frankosimiri81449 ай бұрын
This na pple dat are used to free money. Chopping the common wealth of Nigerians. Because l see no sense in thier actions. Na free money..government money dem dey wack for NIAJA.. take my word.
@chibuezephilipokorie33939 ай бұрын
Abeg they are not serious
@tvdereality9 ай бұрын
See as you fine finish
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Na make up o lolz
@ogunmoyeomowunmi46129 ай бұрын
Early today
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Thank you
@zinodimoko28739 ай бұрын
Canada is truly stressful and i think the place is over rated.
@tvdereality9 ай бұрын
Am coming with visit visa what's your advice
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Just prepare your mind and have enough money. If you have a relative to stay with you, it would help you save cost
@arakunrindamola
9 ай бұрын
@@CanadaInfohubif we no get 30m as a visitor wey no get anybody for Canada, yeah? 😭
@smwk2017
8 ай бұрын
To convert from visitor visa to work permit, you need to find an employer who is willing to file LMIA (Labor Market Impact Assessment). The $1,000 filing fee is paid by employer, not you. Do not pay employer money for LMIA because it is illegal. Once LMIA is approved, you can convert from visitor visa to work permit either inside Canada or through flagpoling.
@annanunike93909 ай бұрын
Maybe the schooling was forced on her to take up by her husband.. because she can't tell me she waisted this huge of money in vain..me that is looking for money to book for my IELTS and she had that opportunity and letting it go for nothing 😢
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Dont worry you will get the money to do your IELTS soon. Amen
@annanunike9390
9 ай бұрын
@@CanadaInfohub Amen
@funmilayoolukanni33389 ай бұрын
When you have your money, you can choose to leave any country. Soft life all the way!😅
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
@emmanueloluwayemisi9 ай бұрын
if they see someone who is in need of financial help now they would not give it. I do not blame them. the man is not a man enough. He could not measure the strength of his wife. If we are to dig it, you would discovered it was the woman who wanted to go in the first place and also the cause of stressing up the baby man.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Nope, it was the spouse that wanted the best for the family
@zee74919 ай бұрын
😂 unfortunately people do not have an idea what they are getting into. They enter into things blindly and follow what everyone is doing sadly. My friend and neighbour is relocating because they want better life for their family, let me follow suit, since i can afford it. 😊
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
@gracefajuyigbe2999 ай бұрын
Reality vs what people are saying.........
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
The reality was very quick
@dotunn9 ай бұрын
Upper middle class Nigerians don’t have much business moving here. If life is already good for you back at home, what’s the point. Immigration has always been the story of poor people trying to change their lives and their kids lives hence why people move to Canada, the us, uk etc. what was she expecting, to have a personal driver here? Lol 😆
@dirialbert70629 ай бұрын
Long time. Hope you are not dashing off again? At least you are one of the very few that say it real as it is about canada. Now we see all sorts 'come to canada now now'.. relocate free.. Be in canada in one month...free school fees in canada..l can go on and on. All these uncaring selfish KZreadrs just for subscribers and youtube money are pushing our people into so much mistakes and more hardship.
@wehttamak9 ай бұрын
sorry that is rich people problems
@adailuno9 ай бұрын
Hi Wolo pls is there any phone contact to call any member of your team? They helped get us admission and we hv some questions but no number to call
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Okay send an email and you will get the phone number.
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Those people who claim to have been living luxury lives back home at the expense of the poor, will never make it here in. If you ask how much were they paying their so-called driver and nanny back home you’ll be shocked and even the working conditions of their so-called workers i don’t want to talk about it. Here you don’t just pay someone whatever comes in your mind if it’s a nanny you pay per hour and not the nonsense you see people do back home.
Wolo, nice to see you again. You're one the first youtubers I know on Canadian immigration.
It’s always important to talk to people that can be honest with you. Those extra luxuries are rarely available in Canada.
What happened to you ma? You were my regular Canadian information expert but couldn’t see your videos again! I was tired of the Canadian process and I thank God that I have successfully moved to South Wales, UK with my family. Canada wahala is much!
You need to be very patient and resilient to be able to succeed in a new country. There is no soft life in any developed country. You have to be very hardworking. It is very unfortunate that they did not research about the place before leaving Nigeria.
In my view, they've made the right decision. It's better they lose money than to lose their sanity and relationship. Most people come abroad married and divorce within months of arrival. There's no shame in acknowledging that they've made a mistake by taking the step of going abroad. And it still doesn't mean that they still can't make it in canada and settle there. It might just be that this is not the right time and they're not in the right frame of mind to settle yet.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
You are right, and its good they both agreed to return back to Nigeria
@johnutube5651
9 ай бұрын
Who knows they might return later once their child is bit grown up.
Hi Ewolo, you aging backwards 😊 Please share the recipes too hehe. Really good to see you after a while. And I will be coming more often now for info on Canada. As I ve gotten a visitor visa. Osheyyyy 💃
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Haa my sister aging backwards, meanwhile it is wig and make up o. Congratulations on your visitors visa
Hungry KZreadrs shouldbe held responsible for the fake hpye of canada. It s tough here and I keep saying to those who intends to come. No work and the stress of schooling is not wasa! I went through same and at a point, I thought am better off in Nigeria but I still miss Nigeria and the soft life but am now used to the rigorous life style of hustling. If you are over 30 and already av something doing back home, it really takes the Grace of God to want to permanently stay in Canada. PR and naturalised citizens are not finding it easy talk less of student.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Honestly it is not easy but we are here to always say the truth of the challenges of living here and not sugar coat things
@xtraphilip
8 ай бұрын
I’m in Canada and from the looks of things, it’s not bananA. It’s tough out there and I see pole running dry
If you are very ok in your home country immigrating to a new country is and will never be a good option unless you psych your mind that you gonna start everything from scratch and it will take years to settle
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
Well said Wolo. Abroad is not for the weak minds.
😆😆 They could not get nanny and drivers they could used as a tool to meet their life style, if you asked them how much they are paying the driver at home you will be amazed.... May Nigeria succeed. And I pray Nigeria will get to that stage where drivers and nanny will be valued as professional as well..
Hi Wolo, I can relate with the madam in your story. The academic pathway is very demanding, especially for someone who is not passionate about academia. That said, your client seems to be financially stable. Why don't you talk to them about Canada’s Investor Visa and Investment Immigration Programs? They can operate their successful Nigerian business in Canada, if possible. and still secure their desired future for their kid(s).
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
I already discussed the business immigration option with them though. They want to re-evaluate everything first again before making a decision
@lifethroughcrownlens
9 ай бұрын
Well done@@CanadaInfohub Good luck to them and to you, too 👍🏾
I also think the mindset of wanting to be in Toronto maybe another problem. I am very sure the mad huge rental cost in Ontario would have added to their stress, I would advise people consider other smaller provinces just to save cost. It is still the same country, you can always relocate later to the bigger province when you settle to continue your soft life.
@rebeccahillsares8253
9 ай бұрын
Would you be able to tell me which other province has cheaper rent😊? Because to my knowledge cost of living is expensive in most of the province.
@Nancy_Reign
9 ай бұрын
You are saying the gospel truth that's why it's good to make your research well and make a choice because I don't know why most agents like sending people to Ontario knowing fully well that the place is quite expensive for new immigrantsgrant expecially
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Exactly what I told them, The TO experience gave them a negative impression
@chibuezephilipokorie3393
9 ай бұрын
Exactly , that mentality of soft life without the adaptability it requires is there problem . I don't even see anything serious with their case
@smwk2017
8 ай бұрын
@@rebeccahillsares8253 Rent for 3 bedroom unit in Ville St-Laurent (Quebec) is 1,400 a month, excluding utilities. Quebec is a French province.
Waoo, is one the things that made me missing your program thank God you're back again. I still wont to pushing my career in one of the schools in Saskatchewan. Let see how helpful you could be thanks.
Wolo... Nice seeing you again... This family you're talking about are in the category of rich people in nija... Most people may not japa if they have such amounts of money. They may go on vacation if they wish. In summary trenches people will not dare go back... You dey wine 😀😀go back to wat exactly. Is good for them to return back to there viable businesses
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Hahahahah abeg small small for the trenches people, you just made me laugh out loud no be small
@sunnyking7802
9 ай бұрын
My dear Sis... Even with visit visa... The slogan is (wediedere..)...not to talk of someone who pay for there study.... LifeNoBalancesha
You have achieved clarity, when the taste of money you have foregone is sweeter than what you may have made.
Long time Wolo... Proper preparation is key
Without knowing the full context & solely based on what has been shared, it sounds like there was little to no preparation for school nor financial planning towards relocation. They can have a nanny & driver if they can plan & afford it - go to school in a province with way less cost of living/relocate with a family member or nanny etc. And they almost sound spoiled. Such attitude may cause limitations in life generally… There is no country (Inc Nigeria) that doesn’t require a level of adjustment, resilience, planning and all that to thrive in.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
They are not built for resilience, I tried my best to convince them but they just did not want to adjust
Most of us are not living the soft life, abeg. We are coming to Canada. There's no suffering that will be more than what I'm living in my country right now.
Wollo .....The One and only.......The Mythic Legend!!
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Thanks
I miss your insight Wolo
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
I am back and hope to remain consistent
****What are the ages of these couple?
When I see people rushing out of the country to Canada one question that comes to my mind is, why is Davido, Wizkid, DJ Cuppy, Adenuga, and a lot of celebrities that can afford to relocate, why are they still here? Davido is even a US citizen by birth but he's here in Nigeria. Most of the people that can afford relocating with ease rather go for vacation overseas and return to naija to stay. This speaks volumes and is a pointer that there's something the poor cannot see that the rich can see, as regards living outside the country. In all, it depends on what you want in life and how you want to live your life. But my advice is if you are well to do in Nigeria, you have no business with Japa. Naija is sweeter when you have money. How can I have over 30million and still be thinking of Japa? Am I retarded?
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Truth is they want the passport not necessarily to come and stay, the process of becoming a citizen will require them to stay in Canada. Even the celebrities you mentioned are taking advantage of their dual citizenship which most people who want to Japa also want to have as well
@danielagbaniyaka6196
9 ай бұрын
It seems like you're expressing the sentiment that a substantial amount of money, as much as 30 million Naira can make a significant impact on someone's life, especially in the context of the challenges and conditions in Nigeria. It's not a significant amount in these current day. let me break it down for you. Perceived Value of "Million": As of today, N30 million is equivalent to approximately €25,000. The economic environment and prevailing conditions in Nigeria have the tendency to rapidly diminish any amount and consistently alter the parameters, creating almost an impossibility in attaining even modest financial goals, let alone lofty ones. Reasons for Migration: I have a saying "If God does not want us to move, he would have given us roots and not legs". Migration is a natural to all living creatures. Most people Migrate all over the world mainly because of economic challenges and tough living conditions or simply put, a better life. Don't be deceived, europeans migrate alot. Quality of life: You only need to travel out once to see the difference in the quality of life"especially between living conditions abroad and in Nigeria. The basics are available and well within reach of everyone - No prayer needed. There is continual investment in infrastructure and to an extent the people, and we don't need to be rich to afford basic things. there are so many programs that support families too. Challenges Abroad: Of course there are challenges abroad, but we don't worry over most of the things we used to cry about in Nigeria. Sense of value: In my years in Nigeria, our sense of value towards anything keeps dancing along a downward spiral. Now there is even no value for life. it is not the same here. To a large extent there is still a huge sense of value for things and humans here. Summary: Migration is a choice many consider for various reasons. One crucial piece of advice I offer is the acceptance that establishing oneself in a new country is a tough and gradual process. Personally, after five years of legal residence in Europe, I find myself on the verge of complete settlement (physically and mentally). While the journey has been challenging, the ultimate reward makes it worthwhile. The importance of mutual support and unity between couples during this period should not be discarded, as the transition demands collective effort; navigating it alone is not an option.
@mercurius6352
9 ай бұрын
You are really funny, you are comparing these musicians like Davido Wizkid etc to other people because you think everyone makes the same million they make that makes them go to USA and come back to Nigeria to and fro?? Pls let's not be dense here, there are a lot of reasons behind migration and most of these musicians you are mentioning mostly travel out for there skits and why would they remain when they have already made there millions, comparing them to an average citizen here in Nigeria Is Just a dense way of thinking. The same Davido whom you say is a US citizen, what Is stopping him from going back to US if things cast here in Nigeria. Not everyone have the lives of these celebrities you mentioned let alone live like them so that example you Just gave is totally whack, no offense. Money is not everything, it can't buy your life no matter the amount they offer, what good would 30 million do one if such person is dead?? The level of insecurity here as well as poor healthcare is another thing to consider so I wonder what 30 million would do in a scenario like that. You see people flying out of the country abroad to commence there treatment on some kind of disease they get simply because the country doesn't have the proper health facilities to combat such disease, I'd like to see what 30 million would do then within that vicinity. Money doesn't solve everything as it isn't the answer to everything, it never was and it never will. Like I said there are lot of reasons behind migration and it even applies to wealthy folks who have made there millions, it all comes down to your choice of reasoning and what quality you actually seek in life. I come in peace.
They made the right decision for their Mental health.
It's unfortunate that people are being misinformed and they also don't make enough research before making their decision. I almost chose immigrating to Canada 🇨🇦 through the study route because the way it was said looked like once you get to Canada that's all there is meaning you are already a permanent resident, infact I never knew there's something like PR self because they're always using the clause "school is the fastest way to immigrate to Canada ". They don't always go further by telling them that one needs to do extra and when they come here, they feel disappointed plus competing with people back home to get PR after spending huge amount of money and tax. I'm sure this might be another reason why the person dropped out, so many international students that i know are depressed. Because what next after schooling and PGWP is expiring? People should be well informed and make proper research especially through the study route ranging from the province, course as well as their CRS after study and work before making that move.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Most people want the fastest route out of Nigeria without thinking of the impact. In all conversations I have, I always give both options so they decide
Long time,I miss you so much 😘😅👏👏👏
Hey will, is been a while, you stopped for a while hope you're doing well.
Hello Wolo! Please how can one book a consultation and how much does it cost ?
Only one child & they’re already complaining 😂😂🤣, Oga madam wants a driver, chef & nanny 😂🤣…Una go learn now
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Hahahah
@tolaokunola1076
9 ай бұрын
Canada is not for rich Nigerian businessmen or Nigerian politicians. If you make millions daily, why would you come to canada to come and hustle? They should go back and create space in canada for the people that need to come to canada.
Woloooooo! 👍
Wow that's quite sad and crazy tbh 🤨. Money people are looking for to Japa to same destination 😩. Wolo please I'd like your advice cos I heard the bachelor's visa is easier to get than the master's. Is it possible for me to come and defer my course so I can work for few months before starting my course? Secondly what province is cheaper and better to live in, as I'm considering Manitoba. I'd also love have information on your services and charges for admission and visa process thanks.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Unfortunately you cannot defer your course to work. All visa applications has to meet the necessary requirements before it will be issued
Omo I’m sorry it may seem like I’m judging but she is LAZY simple. It’s not her fault , she doesn’t pay her maid and driver minimum wage in Nigeria. Soft life? With Abuja rising insecurity and even commute. I wish them well.
It’s a long long time sisy
Hi Wolo👍 🇯🇲
It's because they have money to spend because if not why going back to Nigeria!to much money
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
I’m first here today ❤
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Thank you
Regards to the nanny I will like to know more please
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Okay
How do i book a consultation?
I'm a born and raised Canadian who is 47 years old and my goal is to leave Canada.... there's no future here
💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Where is your poppy.
By what means or channel can I reach you directly or personal.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
email hello@caninfoconsult.com and my team would respond
This na pple dat are used to free money. Chopping the common wealth of Nigerians. Because l see no sense in thier actions. Na free money..government money dem dey wack for NIAJA.. take my word.
Abeg they are not serious
See as you fine finish
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Na make up o lolz
Early today
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Thank you
Canada is truly stressful and i think the place is over rated.
Am coming with visit visa what's your advice
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Just prepare your mind and have enough money. If you have a relative to stay with you, it would help you save cost
@arakunrindamola
9 ай бұрын
@@CanadaInfohubif we no get 30m as a visitor wey no get anybody for Canada, yeah? 😭
@smwk2017
8 ай бұрын
To convert from visitor visa to work permit, you need to find an employer who is willing to file LMIA (Labor Market Impact Assessment). The $1,000 filing fee is paid by employer, not you. Do not pay employer money for LMIA because it is illegal. Once LMIA is approved, you can convert from visitor visa to work permit either inside Canada or through flagpoling.
Maybe the schooling was forced on her to take up by her husband.. because she can't tell me she waisted this huge of money in vain..me that is looking for money to book for my IELTS and she had that opportunity and letting it go for nothing 😢
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Dont worry you will get the money to do your IELTS soon. Amen
@annanunike9390
9 ай бұрын
@@CanadaInfohub Amen
When you have your money, you can choose to leave any country. Soft life all the way!😅
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
if they see someone who is in need of financial help now they would not give it. I do not blame them. the man is not a man enough. He could not measure the strength of his wife. If we are to dig it, you would discovered it was the woman who wanted to go in the first place and also the cause of stressing up the baby man.
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Nope, it was the spouse that wanted the best for the family
😂 unfortunately people do not have an idea what they are getting into. They enter into things blindly and follow what everyone is doing sadly. My friend and neighbour is relocating because they want better life for their family, let me follow suit, since i can afford it. 😊
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
True
Reality vs what people are saying.........
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
The reality was very quick
Upper middle class Nigerians don’t have much business moving here. If life is already good for you back at home, what’s the point. Immigration has always been the story of poor people trying to change their lives and their kids lives hence why people move to Canada, the us, uk etc. what was she expecting, to have a personal driver here? Lol 😆
Long time. Hope you are not dashing off again? At least you are one of the very few that say it real as it is about canada. Now we see all sorts 'come to canada now now'.. relocate free.. Be in canada in one month...free school fees in canada..l can go on and on. All these uncaring selfish KZreadrs just for subscribers and youtube money are pushing our people into so much mistakes and more hardship.
sorry that is rich people problems
Hi Wolo pls is there any phone contact to call any member of your team? They helped get us admission and we hv some questions but no number to call
@CanadaInfohub
9 ай бұрын
Okay send an email and you will get the phone number.