“My One Year In Canada”: Nigerian Lady Who Was On The Verge Of Being Deported Speaks

• A year after arriving in Canada, a Nigerian lady narrated her journey of overcoming visa complications
• She also spoke about her study permit mix-up that left her unable to work for months
• She said she persevered through these challenges, eventually securing a co-op job that taught her valuable lessons

In a heartfelt post on TikTok, a young Ogiator Joy shared her one-year anniversary of moving to Canada, marking a significant milestone in her life.

The journey, which began on March 23rd, 2023, was not without its hurdles.

Early on, she faced challenges with her visa application, risking the loss of her opportunity to stay in the country. Early on, she faced challenges with her visa application, risking the loss of her opportunity to stay in the country.

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However, with determination and effort, she said she managed to rectify the situation.

Upon arrival, she said a mix-up with her study permit at the airport led to an unexpected and prolonged inability to work for seven months, as shared @ogiator.joy.

Despite this setback, she said she persevered, and the issue was eventually resolved.

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Olayinka Samuel said:

“God is indeed Faithful, congratulations to many more years of success to come.”

Kayodeadeniyi05 wrote:

“Congratulation dear.”

Isidprof L1:

“Wow, congratulations.”

Leonard Teddy Jr:

“I hope you're having a good one.”

Eberechuks37:

“Congratulations God would continually help you ma.”

UK-based Ghanaian woman says she wants to return home

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that Abena Serwaa, a Ghanaian living in the UK, expressed discontent with her life abroad, citing a lack of social life and a demanding job schedule.

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Despite her brother's support in facilitating her trip and finding employment, Serwaa revealed her unhappiness in the UK.

Dissatisfied with her current situation, she wanted to return to Ghana permanently if she had £30,000 (GH₵ 403,643).

Source: Legit.ng