Dear New/Prospective 🇨🇦Immigrants, DO NOT FALL FOR THESE LIES!

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  • Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
  • Hello people,
    Thanks for staying tuned to the channel. This new video debunks some false information that we are told before we relocate to Canada.
    I hope you enjoy it and if you do, do not forget to like, share and subscribe for more videos.
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    Yemisi🌹
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 922

  • @q.a_official
    @q.a_official Рік тому +152

    My opinion
    On the love situation: Some Nigerian ladies in my school form a lot e.g there was this lady I saw putting on Ankara and I knew she was Nigerian I said hello and the reception was awful, something happened to another lady and was just telling my friends that are this ladies waiting for the Indians or other nationals to come woo them?
    On getting job: I can just say I was favoured because I landed in January and got a job in January but one thing I would advise newcomers to do is to know God and stick with him as you stuck with him in Nigeria 🇳🇬, when you do you will see the pace at which you move in your career and life.
    On the transport: I feel most people conflict Canada with the UK. Canada is too big for you not to have a car, even with the bus but the UK is quite small so the transport system works round the clock.
    Also Nigerians stop forming for each other.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      Lol@ forming. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

    • @maayahermosa7929
      @maayahermosa7929 Рік тому +25

      I love how you mentioned walking with God. Thats the exception!!

    • @patrickmusa1811
      @patrickmusa1811 Рік тому +3

      Maybe den dey wait 4whitey wey go be citizen 🤔

    • @youtuberecruiters1522
      @youtuberecruiters1522 Рік тому +3

      It's not only Nigerians that were Ankara na

    • @fo7743
      @fo7743 Рік тому +7

      What type of job did you get? Even Justin Trudeau will not get a job the same month he arrives in Canada. There is a process for professional jobs and the interviews and hiring decisions take longer than a month to complete. Survival jobs on the other hand can be gotten on the same day, as long as you have your safety boots. Please do not mislead people in a bid to show-off.

  • @MsYemisi
    @MsYemisi  Рік тому +28

    Fun fact: we filmed this video yesterday at 9pm. Kindly pardon the lighting.😌
    I think I should also include that the 5-6 weeks is inclusive of my two weeks Covid isolation period because I landed in the heat of Covid.

    • @chinenyennamonunwokoye1462
      @chinenyennamonunwokoye1462 Рік тому

      Nice Video. I am particularly excited to meet your friend Aanu that is a law student. Please I need her guidance on how she got her admission as I am also a lawyer seeking admission for LLM.
      How do I reach her personally please??‽

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      Hello, Aanu had previously shared her admission and visa information in full in these two videos.
      ua-cam.com/video/Moy9hEntXeM/v-deo.html
      ua-cam.com/video/1paiSVv2hms/v-deo.html

    • @tundeojomo5917
      @tundeojomo5917 Рік тому

      I really enjoyed ur video and want to be a serious fan here. Pls can u enlighten me more on this traveling thing to Canada. What are the processes and how much should I be looking at? Kindly do this for me coz am so eager to be there. Thanks in anticipation!

    • @chinenyennamonunwokoye1462
      @chinenyennamonunwokoye1462 Рік тому

      @@MsYemisi Thank you so much Yemisi. God bless you.

    • @ritanwebo4996
      @ritanwebo4996 Рік тому

      Good afternoon, I just watched your video very nice 👍 please I don't know if they is a way I can communicate with uju 🙏 I want to apply for MPH in usask but I have some questions. Application is ending soon, I will appreciate it if you guys can help me. Thanks and happy New Year 👍

  • @richardramfire3971
    @richardramfire3971 Рік тому +6

    A warning to immigrants who have it well back home because I hear many complaints. Just because you are rich in your home country doesn’t mean you will be rich here. You will most likely have to struggle for decades to become middle class. If your middle class at home you will most likely be in poverty. Also keep in mind if you are a professional (doctor,banker, lawyer etc) you will most likely have to work a menial job as your qualifications may not be recognized

    • @Officialpac_
      @Officialpac_ Рік тому +1

      Canada humbled me

    • @kojokwame5201
      @kojokwame5201 Рік тому

      You aren't lying. Alot of people keep saying this because that's the reality. Not to say ur profession or skill isn't acknowledged but to say Canadian experience is prioritized first.

  • @elzyworld
    @elzyworld Рік тому +34

    It’s how well y’all have integrated for me. I definitely now know that it may be a little difficult but not impossible. Was enjoyable and I think we deserve more of you guys.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +6

      Oh absolutely not impossible. And very doable. You’ll look back and laugh.😂
      Yes o. We should have them back.😩

    • @abigailkakiyes6719
      @abigailkakiyes6719 Рік тому +1

      You Ladies are the most REAL Nigerian U-tubers I have stumbled upon. These are very important issues you are trashing, going abroad gives a very excellent exposure and perspective of the World outside out 'Nigerian Planet' but it ain't as easy as a. b. c as being portrayed, people must prepare themselves mentally before the jàpà adventure so tell them!
      We need more nuggets from this Amazing Trio

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      Thanks Abigail.☺️

    • @canadiansfirst3636
      @canadiansfirst3636 Рік тому

      You people do realize you are being brought here to be used for cheap labor.

  • @charlesnwaozuzu4361
    @charlesnwaozuzu4361 Рік тому +78

    I came into Canada as a student and now a citizen. Whatever you get here in Canada (in totality) is farrrrrrrr better than what is obtainable in Nigeria.

    • @Hisgracefoundme8
      @Hisgracefoundme8 Рік тому +1

      Greeting. Pls I need an info from you.

    • @faitholumefo4690
      @faitholumefo4690 Рік тому +1

      Thanks Bros🙏

    • @emmanuelbristol8347
      @emmanuelbristol8347 Рік тому +4

      Your brain da work Abeg omo if you can survive in Nigeria you can survive anywhere Facts

    • @charlesnwaozuzu4361
      @charlesnwaozuzu4361 Рік тому

      @@Hisgracefoundme8 okay sir.

    • @isiahjean-baptiste434
      @isiahjean-baptiste434 Рік тому +6

      Nigeria is still developing; you can't compare the two. Better food & energy security is coming soon, as well as better infrastructure. Once those things are established, more opportunities will come. It's better to develop your own country, than work in someone else's

  • @stefs2529
    @stefs2529 Рік тому +8

    The biggest challenge for highly skilled and experienced immigrants in Canada is the ability to accumulate wealth. A lot of them they stay 3-5 years to get the passport and then they move to USA, UAE or Singapore

  • @ainadele6860
    @ainadele6860 Рік тому +11

    Well done Ladies. I really liked Uju’s detailed perspectives on most of the issues our your Nigerians are facing in Canada. Keep at it. God will see you through

  • @robertdebra5372
    @robertdebra5372 Рік тому +6

    I am a Ghanaian living in the UK since 1985. I love Canada but have never been there. You three young ladies are brilliant. Great to learn about saskatoon. " more fire ". Well done 👏

  • @olumideiluyomade7613
    @olumideiluyomade7613 Рік тому +4

    These things you all complain about is mostly due to lack of awareness. I don't want to say many are spoilt, but it is a truth that many Naijas love freebees. I lived in Canada for 5 years. What happens is many guys fail to do is adapt to their new environment. If you have no car, live in the city - close to the metro, street cars and bus stops. If you have no transportation, you are better off in a city like Toronto. If you go living in Suburbs like Brampton or Mississauga then you can expect transport to be a hassle. The thing I really find fascinating is that much of the things you speak about speaks to a culture of accountability and merit - this is something Naijas are not used to.

    • @joyful8072
      @joyful8072 Рік тому +1

      It's good to remember the saying in North America that there is no such thing as a free lunch. Something 'free' is usually paid for by someone else or through taxes of the masses. Therefore our governments need to account for all expenditures and those social programs that people like to see as 'free'.

  • @LifeInsightswithDrMercy
    @LifeInsightswithDrMercy Рік тому +19

    Ladies! I just discovered you guys and you confirmed my thoughts about educating people about relocating abroad, education in Nigeria vs education abroad, stress level both at work and at school etc. There is a lot of misconceptions about life over here. I enjoyed your informative video. Keep up the good work!

  • @patrickmusa1811
    @patrickmusa1811 Рік тому +5

    One million people in a land that's as Nigeria? That's LONELYYY!!!
    Guess if you shouted your name you'll hear the echo 10times!😁
    Sounds like a nice place though. Thanks girls for getting together to do this video. We need more of this. And... Anu, are still single, reserved and searching?😜

  • @godswilllaks1530
    @godswilllaks1530 Рік тому +46

    Planned watching for few minutes , but ended up watching the entire video, you guys are amazing and thanks for masterfully articulating your uniques experiences ( quite educating and entertaining at the same time )
    Much love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿.

  • @wesleycleo
    @wesleycleo Рік тому +8

    2 weeks old in Toronto, no major experience but stuffs are really expensive and i am not used to paying taxes even for bottled water😂😂Probably because i still do currency exchange in my head.but is is a beautiful place and the people here are lovely and friendly.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      😂😂

    • @truthmatterbyoladada1462
      @truthmatterbyoladada1462 Рік тому +1

      Welcome to Canada

    • @amakaclaire8539
      @amakaclaire8539 Рік тому

      How did you get your admission, can you help me ? Did you use an agent

    • @maxwellnnabuikeobisi6611
      @maxwellnnabuikeobisi6611 Рік тому

      Is the currency exchange for me, it happened to me when I went to UAE, come on to buy ordinary bottle water I go calculate and convert... It happens but wit time u ll get use to it... Congrats and welc to Canada.. will join u guys come 2023 by grace of God...

    • @dickmuthomi5825
      @dickmuthomi5825 Рік тому

      Welcome to Canada

  • @DIAMOND-CECE
    @DIAMOND-CECE Рік тому +1

    Thank you so much for the video, I really enjoyed it, please ma when ur visa was approved did any visa officer request for a money, because I was told that if my visa is approved that I will give the visa officer $2000, ma please I need clarification. Thanks in anticipation

  • @tacklefx
    @tacklefx Рік тому +7

    If you are expecting a job in Canada you better secure it here in Nigeria before flying off. I did Data Analytics and just concluded an interview with a Communication firm in Alberta. Cost of living in Alberta is low. Also in British Columbia. Wil be leaving by 3rd week of December 2022.
    I did a research of the city or province id be staying in: cost of living, entertainment, medicare
    I have no friends in Canada but im sure gonna be fine.
    My point? Acquire a skill you can offer and earn a good living in Canada.
    I personally think the ladies didnt do enough research about where they were going before leaving Nigeria

    • @angelbarry8286
      @angelbarry8286 Рік тому

      How did you secure the Job what sites did you search please

    • @solomonitegboje3292
      @solomonitegboje3292 Рік тому +1

      Cost of living is not particularly low in Alberta. It is one of the more expensive provinces.

    • @winningpaths3191
      @winningpaths3191 Рік тому

      @@solomonitegboje3292 So what and who do believe now?

    • @milah89
      @milah89 Рік тому

      Hello Tim, what Job board/sites did you apply to, to get hired by the Canadian firm. Any tip?

    • @tacklefx
      @tacklefx Рік тому +1

      @@solomonitegboje3292 it is not. I did my research as well as my numbers. I also confirmed from a friend tho he lives in Ontario

  • @Flourish_today
    @Flourish_today Рік тому +6

    Plus in Nigeria and some other African University's you can cheat, plagiarize. Bribe for marks, sleep with lectures for marks. Those things don't happen in Canada.

    • @truthmatterbyoladada1462
      @truthmatterbyoladada1462 Рік тому

      They cheated in Canadian universities big time......

    • @bestinterests6929
      @bestinterests6929 Рік тому

      For where,it will not even occur to you

    • @deliojones9527
      @deliojones9527 Рік тому +2

      Cheating also happens in US Universities. Do a research on how some rich students from Saudi Arabia get masters degrees without actually working for them.

    • @OlaoluA
      @OlaoluA Рік тому +1

      You say it like it's rampant. You can is absolute and not true.

  • @patriciagaza1523
    @patriciagaza1523 Рік тому +20

    I thought I was the only one who thought Uni back home and here are different. Studying here is not easy but it's doable. I would say to be able to navigate life here you surely need to be mentally ready and also expect anything. It's not a bed of roses but definitely gets better with time.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +3

      Thanks Patricia. We should hangout when next I come to Vancouver.🤗

    • @triple_T
      @triple_T Рік тому +2

      Would love to hear a difference for those taking thesis and non thesis..am in a dilemma between these two

  • @olusojisam7642
    @olusojisam7642 Рік тому +2

    It's interesting watching you ladies...you are on point I have a sister that just came this November with her family.....am working on my too....Anu this is for of you won't mind I have a brother in Calgary is 35 years pls ..he needs a good homely lady.....I feel thing might work for the two of you....... don't mind me am old school and still believe in match- making.pls get back to me if you can give it a try . Thanks

  • @ashleybrawn6975
    @ashleybrawn6975 Рік тому +7

    I totally enjoyed this video.. pls do more of this type of videos… very interactive.👍 pls also bribe them to come back, we need to see their faces again. ya’ll laughs was really contagious and made my day.🤣😸

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +2

      I love these kind of videos too but it’s not easy to bring people but I’ll work on that for sure. Thanks Ashley!

  • @sayitasitisnn6785
    @sayitasitisnn6785 Рік тому +4

    I think we sometimes are our own problem. What I learnt about Canada was from the Canadian immigration settlement services. I think people don’t want to read or even try to research. Am I saying you shouldn’t listen to people? No! I’m just saying, try to research and especially if you are relocating… please ask questions and you have government services who will give you truthful answers.

    • @bestinterests6929
      @bestinterests6929 Рік тому +1

      Thank you, people are so lazy. They want everything done for them,when there is Google.

    • @joyful8072
      @joyful8072 Рік тому +1

      @@bestinterests6929 Exactly. And, people always want to believe that salaries are high, life is good and every westerner is rich therefore they will also be rich when they come.

  • @nerissaobiecheton4713
    @nerissaobiecheton4713 Рік тому +9

    You guys sound so well selling your province. Great job. I'm Nigerian and heard so many negatives about Canada, especially about the tax system, doctor's appointment and the transport system. Your video did a great job to debunk some of the info I earlier gathered. I'll reconsider. Thanks, guys.❤️❤️❤️

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +5

      Please reconsider!
      Canada is not all rosy but people are also amassing wealth in their own ways. The inter-racial relationship and exposure is also a great asset.

    • @pbandjedi5006
      @pbandjedi5006 Рік тому +7

      These ladies did a wonderful job. The negatives are not really big negatives, for example the taxes are high but they are taken from your check before you get it so you don't really even see it. It's not like you have to pay it after. The taxes lead to a very high standard of living - everything form Garbage collection to road repair to social welfare programs and health care. For the Waiting in Health care - it's kind of true but kind of not true. For example if you need to see a Dr. then you can go into any clinic and see a Dr.(for medications, typical healthcare, diabetes medications, etc) If you are having an urgent health issue you go to a hospital and you will be treated - for example if you have a broken leg or a heart attack or a stroke you will be seen immediately but if you need something like a knee surgery because your knees hurt - the doctor will work with you and see what options are available and might put you on a list for surgery which could take from 3 months to 2 years - depending on urgency. But no one has had to wait if they need the treatment urgently.

    • @pamellasaunders6250
      @pamellasaunders6250 Рік тому +1

      Very informative and balanced in sharing their experience.

  • @deniseedwards8080
    @deniseedwards8080 Рік тому +1

    I came to CA when I was a baby so I didn't have a choice. NEVER EVER EVER have I gotten used to the cold weather and people, as much as they try not to ba, are as cold as the climate. Sorry, but i'm speaking my truth

  • @7Sinmi
    @7Sinmi Рік тому +7

    Hello ladies, thank you guys for this Colab, our people back home think that in overseas, you can easily settle down and money is been swept off the ground and there's sick leaves that can excuses you to stay away, from work. In anyway abroad, if you didn't go to work or show up for work, you do get pay. Health wise, I still believed USA and Canada is the same. Now there are walkin clinics, that you can visit to see a health professional for a first aid and you will get help to make you feel better. The best thing is to save for a car, like you suggested. Good chat for new comers. Thanks.

  • @Justfamilyvibes
    @Justfamilyvibes Рік тому +1

    How will guys approach when you not smiling? I have a boyfriend , I have a boyfriend…before you even say hello or how are you… 😂 If they talk too much the next thing , they will call it verbal assault.. don’t blame guys o , nobody wants wahala.. lawyer Na 10k Cad now to even start case.

  • @benirokzy
    @benirokzy Рік тому +5

    This was really informative…I’m coming to Manitoba in December and hope It’ll be nice

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      Every one’s story is different. Wishing you the very best!

    • @amakaclaire8539
      @amakaclaire8539 Рік тому +1

      Please how did you get your admission,did you use an agent? I want to apply

    • @benirokzy
      @benirokzy Рік тому

      @@amakaclaire8539 Yes I used an agent

    • @amakaclaire8539
      @amakaclaire8539 Рік тому

      @@benirokzy are you in Nigeria, can I get your other handle

  • @sonya9183
    @sonya9183 Рік тому +2

    I think people with You Tube videos promoting Canada as a place to live are paid to do those videos.
    Your assessment regarding Canada is bang on.
    I feel sad for people who come here with the belief that their lives will be better, Only to find out that they are far worse off.
    I've noticed the cost of groceries and housing have tripled in the last few years.
    Very difficult to get a Dr in Canada. 50.000 people in my small province are without a Dr.
    People are being neglected by Canada's healthcare system to the point of dying right in the hospital waiting rooms or while waiting for an ambulance. Yet, A huge chunk of taxes go toward healthcare.
    Homeless encampments are on the rise as landlords are gouging people for exorbitant rent. Streets are lined with homeless people and with the high cost of living it could be anyone of us carting our humble belongings around in a shopping cart.
    If you have children I'd avoid sending them to Canadian schools and opt for homeschooling. Your children will be read to by drag queens while sitting on some strangers lap.
    This week in class my neighbors son class will be showing boys how to paint their nails. They've already been taught about every kind of sexual position and how to use condoms and butt plugs. Yes, Even elementary students!
    The school libraries are filled with books that promote pedophilia.
    They want your children dumbed down and sexualized at an early age.
    Wars are instigated because the greedy globalists want the land and resources and the politicians regardless of their colors are all in the pockets of a few elitists who rule over the many.
    The globalists know that war creates all of the things they support.
    Depopulation, Refugees, Who they want for cheap Labor, Land the refugees left behind for the resources to fill their troughs with.
    My apologies for the long diatribe and Thank You Sir for being an honest and informative voice regarding the truth about Canada.
    I was born and raised here and my dream is to leave.
    Even Russia or China is starting to look good compared to Canada.

    • @kaybrempong4353
      @kaybrempong4353 Рік тому

      Alright u can leave Sonya...All the best of Luck in your journey

  • @Yehwarndey
    @Yehwarndey Рік тому +6

    My star girl
    We go still come like that
    You’ve gone ahead of us … it’s gonna be a lot easier for us when we land

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +3

      My baby.❤️ Sure sure. Come to Saskatchewan and we will make it an easy ride. On God.💃

    • @akinniyeolubukola2455
      @akinniyeolubukola2455 Рік тому

      Ms-yemisi, good day, first time coming across your video. So enlightening.
      Pls does USak have courses related to architecture?

  • @olugbengaadeolu8976
    @olugbengaadeolu8976 Рік тому +2

    🆗👍Nice effort ladies, just try get more experienced Nigerians sometimes, those who came as international students and graduated 10+ years ago, you get more answers with real reasons those problems exist.
    🏥💊
    Sask Health care is very good, its longer wait time in Toronto GTA.
    Free healthcare laws bring crowds and we are too many for the doctors, then $200,000 salary makes it impossible to hire more doctors, who will pay their wages?
    💴💵💴
    Canada has good healthcare lets manage it as it is, people die like chicken in Nigerian hospital surgery theatres.

    • @joyful8072
      @joyful8072 Рік тому

      Great points about experienced residents and the cost of health care.

  • @vince_emeka
    @vince_emeka Рік тому +3

    Please where can I get this legendary Lagos bread? 🍞

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      Hahaha just go on google or visit an African store.

  • @keracole2790
    @keracole2790 Рік тому +2

    Babe u need a car in Toronto too. In Jamaica they say don't chase me n cars but coming to Canada the chasing bus has become my field of expertise

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      Hahahha this comment is so funny.😂😂 thanks for sharing.🥰

  • @dapooluwaseyi3483
    @dapooluwaseyi3483 Рік тому +4

    Good takes and sheds light on the realities of immigrants.
    Is Saskatoon a village? This is relative based on individual perceptions and other places you might have been. Just like they say Ottawa is a "dead city", but there are great fun places there. I may visit more places, Sask in next on my list! I am sure there are great job opportunities there that people are not aware of. As I am not a tree, I moveee!

    • @joyful8072
      @joyful8072 Рік тому +1

      Saskatoon is a city in the Province of Saskatchewan. It is a very beautiful city and it's best to go there in spring/summer.

  • @catherinemorgan2741
    @catherinemorgan2741 Рік тому +1

    All I can say is if you don't think Canada has lived up to your exceptions, I think of an expression (don't let the door hit you on the way out)

  • @oyetundesuebatabiodun720
    @oyetundesuebatabiodun720 Рік тому +4

    Yemisi this is so cool and fun, been having a really though at work, I just say let me check UA-cam and boom u are here with this, its really a relieve, Aaaanuuu, I love your glasses, Uju ur glow is glowing and Yemisi Skin is now skinnnnggg💝

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      Aww thank youuuu.❤️🥰 Glad the video helped you to feel better.🤗

  • @KelvinAcademyYouTube
    @KelvinAcademyYouTube Рік тому +1

    People are from different backgrounds, different parents and opportunities already available for them before they were born. It's wrong to compare yourself with everyone. Some people have people abroad already, parents investments to help. Job made ready. Some do not have anyone on earth and have to do all from the scratch in life. When they get abroad, they will face a tough life for a while before they settle down.

  • @derek3754
    @derek3754 Рік тому +81

    Concerning work experience, it's a lot more complicated than "different perspectives". I'm a Software engineer (recent graduate) and I can assure you that they do favour "Canadian experience". It's not the fact that your foreign experience counts for nothing but that it counts for less compared to a Canadian work experience. There's a reason why professionals back home come over here and have to initially work junior level positions for a while before attaining positions similar to those they held back home. Don't get fooled by HR reps who tell you they're "excited" about hiring new immigrants, it's an act they put on in order to display their "diversity initiatives". Long story short, your experience is not useless but "Canadian experience" is a thing.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      Hmm. Thanks for sharing your experience.🙏

    • @elzyworld
      @elzyworld Рік тому +3

      Obviously got to be the reality of immigrants and it cuts across all professions to be honest. You don’t expect to fly across cities(to get to Canada), for way over 20 hours and still expect to be regarded in the same way(as you were in Nigeria 🇳🇬). A major reset is upon any Canadian immigrant (that’s for sure).

    • @taiwoolugbile
      @taiwoolugbile Рік тому +18

      I see these comments about “Canadian experience” but to be honest there are exceptions to this rule and myself and husband are part of those exceptions. It really depends on what you are willing to accept or settle for, or what you are willing to challenge. I cannot overemphasize the part of declaring the word of God over your life if you are a believer, cos that was the game changer for us. We both got into good companies starting out, and did not have to settle for survival jobs.
      Just my 2 cents though

    • @Flourish_today
      @Flourish_today Рік тому +5

      @@taiwoolugbile Your the exception my dear. I can say out of 10 only 2 or 3 are the exception.

    • @basilbyfield5913
      @basilbyfield5913 Рік тому +2

      @@MsYemisi Sis what were your expectations for health care? DRS visits, diagnostic tests, hospital visits, hospitalization, child birth, consultations, physiotherapy and other exams are covered under your provincial health card. That is for Canadian citizen, permanent resident or if you have a work permit. Medication, dental, glasses, and optometry exams are covered by your employer insurance with your contribution.

  • @comfortatteh1823
    @comfortatteh1823 Рік тому +1

    First time listening to you I must say I enjoyed it, pls can you help a sist with cheap schools I can apply for Admission? I have NEC HND and PGDE thank you

  • @Great09
    @Great09 Рік тому +3

    Aanu, you did well. It was not obvious swinging your eyes back and forth.
    I really enjoyed this... Myself and my family will be glad to host you ladies when I get to Saskatchewan. Very nice content.

  • @samueleleko8228
    @samueleleko8228 Рік тому +2

    You should be made ambassadors of Saskatchewan. Nice job!!!

  • @IyanuAhmed-Johnson
    @IyanuAhmed-Johnson Рік тому +9

    I really enjoyed this session, you guys nailed it 👍 we want more of the group discussion 💖

  • @olowoyeyetolu7616
    @olowoyeyetolu7616 Рік тому +2

    Kudos to the guys with you most especially lady on glasses. But try to change your style, don't start with laughing style that make it look like you are making jest of people. I nearly get pis off from the beginning. Great job well done.

    • @olagunjuaanu
      @olagunjuaanu Рік тому

      Dearest Tolu,
      It will be very helpful if you state categorically how these ladies made ‘JEST’ of people, all they did was correct wrong impressions. You are the one who needs to change your style of watching going forward.
      Yemisi will film another video just to satisfy you, won’t that be nice? Shallom!

    • @olowoyeyetolu7616
      @olowoyeyetolu7616 Рік тому

      @@olagunjuaanu have exited my comments. And just subscribed to her post. Thanks

  • @toniaadedeji9538
    @toniaadedeji9538 Рік тому +3

    Uju, Yemisi and Anu thank you for this video. Interesting and informative. So Saskatchewan is bigger than Naija and population is just 1Million 😱. Please we need to divide Naija into 2 and send people to Saskatchewan. 💋❤️

  • @djmostephens
    @djmostephens Рік тому +2

    Is there anything as swt as reading 📖 Comments 😂😂😂

  • @teejaylecapois9741
    @teejaylecapois9741 Рік тому +29

    I came to Canada as a refugee in 2009. My Haitian family and l lived undocumented in Massachusetts from 1999 to 2009. I earned a Canadian university degree. I worked security. I worked call center jobs. I became a permanent resident in 2018. I just became a Canadian citizen in 2022. Life isn't easy for black foreigners in Canada. Looking to move elsewhere to find a lady and start a family.

    • @canadiansfirst3636
      @canadiansfirst3636 Рік тому +4

      Go home.

    • @teejaylecapois9741
      @teejaylecapois9741 Рік тому +1

      @@canadiansfirst3636 We are home. You murdered Natives and stole this land. We came here legally, with passports. You got blood on your hands, colonizer.

    • @canadiansfirst3636
      @canadiansfirst3636 Рік тому

      @@teejaylecapois9741 IM A BROWN FIRST NATIONS. GO HOME.

    • @canadiansfirst3636
      @canadiansfirst3636 Рік тому +1

      @@teejaylecapois9741 YOU HAVE BLOOD ON YOUR HANDS BY TAKING HOMES AND JOBS FROM CANADIANS . TAKING UP DRS THAT WE NEED..PUTTING A STRAIN ON OUR NATURAL RESOURCES. YOU BRING DISEASES. WE ERADICATED BED BUGS BY THE 1970S. WE DIDNT HAVE ANY UNTIL MASS IMMIGRATION BEGAN..

    • @teejaylecapois9741
      @teejaylecapois9741 Рік тому

      @@canadiansfirst3636 you are white and male

  • @Biggybanky
    @Biggybanky Рік тому +2

    When a Nigerian say there's free or easy money, they mean opportunities. Like when you can get a job in 6 weeks and you have the strength, someone who has not worked in 35 years would see it as easy money.

    • @OlaoluA
      @OlaoluA Рік тому +1

      Menial jobs. Lots of low paying jobs, which an immigrant can not be too selective about

  • @afilaka123
    @afilaka123 Рік тому +4

    Well done Team. Uju you were exceptional in your views👍

  • @Elekande
    @Elekande Рік тому +2

    Your girls are making me to change my mind o😃😃😃 let me come and see it my self. See you next year in Canada

  • @ogochuks3361
    @ogochuks3361 Рік тому +3

    Uju's explanation is exceptional, u guys are good

  • @solomongodwin3102
    @solomongodwin3102 Рік тому +1

    I believe someone coming from UAE DUBAI can survive in any country in the world,..

  • @beardnlovely
    @beardnlovely Рік тому +6

    Cold comes with lack of Vitamin D, as Black people you need sun. The longer you stay without sun the more you produce joint pain, arthritis, and so on. Nice video

  • @tonyonyia7357
    @tonyonyia7357 Рік тому +2

    Uju is eloquent......I like her explanations

  • @rainbowroses8514
    @rainbowroses8514 Рік тому +6

    Hi Uju, Aanu and Yemisi.
    Thanks for sharing your experiences.
    I look forward to joining you in Canada next year by GOD's grace. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @leahm8258
    @leahm8258 8 днів тому

    GC just needs to liberate healthcare and introduce private hospitals - although that has disadvantages such as doctors just recommending surgery and procedures just to make money.

  • @akinpelurofiat
    @akinpelurofiat Рік тому +5

    Thank you Uju and Aanu for coming to grace our screen🤭🤭🤭.
    Thank you Yemisi for always coming through.
    This was an entirely fun filled and educative video and we loooooooooovvvvvveeeeee eeeeet.
    I was hoping you will play "shey you dey whine me ni" at the end of those lies😂😂😂😂

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +2

      Hahahaha. This video was shot last night so I didn’t even remember about it but that’s a good video suggestion.

  • @DailyDDD
    @DailyDDD Рік тому +1

    Still better than niaja. We are really bn squeezed now. High cost of living insecurity pls pray for us ladies!!!

  • @zainmalonga
    @zainmalonga Рік тому +3

    Best UA-cam video. I almost felt like we’re in the same room. Keep it up

  • @parrotnaija8500
    @parrotnaija8500 Рік тому +1

    Please is that lady on red married? She is really beautiful. I just like her.
    Help me tell her oye like her

  • @fejirohidiodi5228
    @fejirohidiodi5228 Рік тому +3

    This video was fun to watch and it reminded me of some experiences I had when I got here especially the bus system during winter! It’s not funny at all 😂

  • @sol1deogloria
    @sol1deogloria Рік тому +1

    Employers get funding for hiring people of ethnic origin.

  • @mugikuyu4700
    @mugikuyu4700 Рік тому +7

    I thought those are education standards for all universities whether you're in canada or africa🤔
    And I did study in America and found it to be smooth sailing compared to what I was used to in kenya. I found their lecturers gave us way more information and support to help us get done with school work and exams compared to kenya where our lecturers just used to actually lecture and expect you to pass exams like a PhD holder 🤣
    At least that was my experience with school abroad.

    • @chinkekiritsarah8198
      @chinkekiritsarah8198 Рік тому +1

      Exactly. It's same in NIGERIA. At least my own experience in University of Ibadan

    • @mugikuyu4700
      @mugikuyu4700 Рік тому

      @@chinkekiritsarah8198 in my experience too, african education is tougher.

  • @DailyDDD
    @DailyDDD Рік тому +1

    But you guys are students so it's really different for PR. Think PR is not so hard to get by.

  • @Oluwapelumi_Pearlz
    @Oluwapelumi_Pearlz Рік тому +3

    And this hair suits youuu😍
    The lippy too of course

  • @aneshsar
    @aneshsar 10 місяців тому

    While your information is valid the excess giggling is annoying, distractful and unprofessional. It's okay to freely relax and unwind but the key word is 'excess'.

  • @LaraA-Jay
    @LaraA-Jay Рік тому +4

    I had a good laugh! Thank you guys for coming and sharing your experiences. 😂

  • @adeolaanjorin4999
    @adeolaanjorin4999 Рік тому +2

    do more of these, you dont know how informed people are because of these

  • @olivelanguagespace
    @olivelanguagespace Рік тому +3

    Thank you Uju, Yemisi and Anu, I was laughing all through the video.

  • @naturallydee7762
    @naturallydee7762 Рік тому +1

    I really enjoy this video 😊, I wish I’m coming to Saskatoon 😢😂

  • @modextywyt8581
    @modextywyt8581 Рік тому +8

    You guys practically captured what we are facing here in UK.
    That bus factor dealt with me. Remember crossing the road multiple times trying to figure out the right side to board.

    • @amadarlington9879
      @amadarlington9879 Рік тому

      This!!

    • @francesibekwe2103
      @francesibekwe2103 Рік тому +2

      So accurate or the bus schedule will tell that bus has passed while you were standing there 🤣🤣🤣

  • @AyoolaOmowumi-se8kg
    @AyoolaOmowumi-se8kg Рік тому

    Hi sister yemisi ,pls can I come to Vancouver with my family for study.
    Is it possible for me to come along with my family .as a student

  • @kellyezeh7457
    @kellyezeh7457 Рік тому +5

    5 to 6 weeks to get a job. Hellooo do you know how long it will take you to get a job in naija, with your first class 2 years you still dey street. So 5 to 6 weeks to be is very fast.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      Yeah, but that doesn’t change the fact that the job was not available on the day you landed as people say/presume.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +2

      Also, we are referring to part time jobs for students here which is not a system in Naija.

    • @oluwaseunakinola2268
      @oluwaseunakinola2268 Рік тому

      Don't pray not have a job abroad in a week. You end up homeless.

  • @ekeneagbo6988
    @ekeneagbo6988 Рік тому +1

    Recommandations are in place for these 3 brilliant heads ! I mean,. Brainy , Beautiful and Bright minds... Pls keep this coming....tanx

  • @Lekanpourtout
    @Lekanpourtout Рік тому +4

    Thank you Uju, Aanu and Ms Yemisi for this great video 🙏.
    I have a question.
    I just completed my first degree, pls where do I start from if I desire this graduate life in Canada?
    I'm mostly confused about what to do cos I don't know anyone close who's done it

  • @kasogikosoni6750
    @kasogikosoni6750 Рік тому

    Indomie>>>>> Indo = Indonesia, Mie = Noodle (Chinese Language).

  • @lovelynfola
    @lovelynfola Рік тому +8

    This video is so packed and interesting
    Love it!!!!!
    I think people bring those food items so they don't have to start spending on African food as soon as they land, something to hold body before they start earning in CAD.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +4

      Yes. We did same too but we are saying people should focus on things they can’t necessarily get here.
      Thanks for watching dear!

    • @lovelynfola
      @lovelynfola Рік тому +1

      @@MsYemisi Very true, I agree because some people carry unnecessary things sha.
      Anyways, please help us bribe Uju and Anu to come back. We appreciate their presence and we love them😍

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      I want them more too.🤗

  • @fhorlashey
    @fhorlashey Рік тому

    Pls yemisi, do a short video on the highly demand skills in sask. Thank you

  • @richardramfire3971
    @richardramfire3971 Рік тому +3

    There’s pros and cons to living in Canada
    I’m born and raised
    Pros
    - peaceful and clean
    - people are mostly polite (not friendly)
    - healthcare is subsidized but not free
    - lots of low paying jobs
    - less racism than in the past
    - multi cultural
    Cons
    - high cost of living housing , rent , heat, bills
    - high taxes (property, income etc )
    - demanding work culture.
    - cold weather (colder in some areas)
    - competition for high paying jobs
    - racism still exist. ( but not as bad)

    • @OlaoluA
      @OlaoluA Рік тому +1

      In conclusion, the cons far outweigh the pros. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽

    • @richardramfire3971
      @richardramfire3971 Рік тому

      @@OlaoluA pretty much the way I see it. It does depend on how bad things are in your home country as well.

  • @oberavictoria3943
    @oberavictoria3943 Рік тому +1

    See as ona face de shine, where una see all those good benefits from nija.

  • @WazirinJosnEnvirons
    @WazirinJosnEnvirons Рік тому +9

    Let's be clear. When we say 'job'. are we talking job in your career? or offloading trucks at a Walmart or driving Uber etc? All is decent work and have their place but may keep you in one place. Also any form of government support means 'you are poor' by standards of that country/province-so it irks me when some of our people actually intentionally target these programs. As for relationship I carried my market back to Naija and environs--I no do for overseas again..hahahaha

    • @oib4463
      @oib4463 Рік тому

      I was told there's is this prioritisation of Canadian experience. So job applicants without it gets de-prioritised

  • @keneokafor5794
    @keneokafor5794 Рік тому +4

    Very informative. You ladies are amazing.
    You captured almost everything that anyone planning to relocate to Canada will need to know.
    Thanks for helping out in the explanation.

  • @rachaeloladipo6125
    @rachaeloladipo6125 Рік тому +2

    Thanks for coming Uju and Anu. So fun

  • @emmanueladie0611
    @emmanueladie0611 Рік тому +5

    Great thoughts and efforts. You and your friends were amazing.
    Looking forward to another session and share of your experience.
    Also, this was very helpful. As I make plans to come to Saskatchewan for a Ph.d.
    Cheers.

  • @nyikayaramba7460
    @nyikayaramba7460 Рік тому +1

    Canada is more better than Nigeria 🇳🇬

  • @adebolajayeoba2512
    @adebolajayeoba2512 Рік тому +27

    I love the health care part. A friend landed and was so excited to be in Canada “finally” as a PR, he wasn’t feeling too well, he told his wife to call Ambulance 😅ambulance came, took him into emergency, got treated after waiting for over 8hrs and was asked to go home. Only for the ambulance bill to be sent to him after 2 weeks 😂😂😂. He called me and was telling me how he felt it was free, the laugh that I laughed en 😂😂😂

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      Hahahaha.😂😂

    • @Flourish_today
      @Flourish_today Рік тому +2

      Being treated after 8 hours is the worst. I once went into the ER at 6am because I thought I was being early. I had to get a blood transfusion. I got the blood transfusion at 8pm and got home at 2am of the following day. That's Canada's health care for you.

    • @blackprince3288
      @blackprince3288 Рік тому +7

      @@Flourish_today Would you prefer to wait and still pay $8000? Cos that's what we get in the U.S.

    • @DeleAdeyemo
      @DeleAdeyemo Рік тому

      Why did he have to pay I thought it was free health care in Canada

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +2

      @Dele, not all “treatments” are covered by health insurance I believe. I could be wrong.

  • @alexconfidence2354
    @alexconfidence2354 Рік тому +1

    Nice video, love the female charter box makes it all fun and interesting. Just subscribed.

  • @moveWith_mae
    @moveWith_mae Рік тому +11

    I’ve lived in Canada for 5 years.
    I’d say when it comes to dating be open minded ! Canada is diverse! Once you’re not compromising on your values you can be with anyone. Sometimes closed mindedness about race is the issue.
    Great job sharing tips guys! Very useful.

    • @favouroladepo
      @favouroladepo Рік тому +1

      Unfortunately I can’t date anyone in this Canada. Nothing anyone one tell me sha I compromised some values now am in shit

    • @stylemarker
      @stylemarker Рік тому

      @@favouroladepo lol

    • @OlaoluA
      @OlaoluA Рік тому

      @Favour Oladepo Exactly. There's a lot of looseness there (and pretty much in the west). Different from what most of us are used to. Can be traumatic

    • @ursulajessicaokpenyi6985
      @ursulajessicaokpenyi6985 Рік тому

      Tnx for sharing I really enjoyed ur sessions

  • @DavidDavid-cz9sy
    @DavidDavid-cz9sy Рік тому +2

    Pls do you have anything to say about Waterloo in Ontario, i just got an admission in Conestoga college

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      No but I’m sure we have many UA-camrs in Ontario. Search for the one in your school, you should get someone

    • @febisolatomiolorunfemi912
      @febisolatomiolorunfemi912 Рік тому

      That's my school. It's really nice here

    • @Officialpac_
      @Officialpac_ Рік тому

      Is really nice we have community of Naija here you will love it in Waterloo

  • @olumidedexter6192
    @olumidedexter6192 Рік тому +5

    So good to watch , Uju is so chilled! She's my fav 😍

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      Hehehe there has to be a calm person just as there has to be a bubbly one to complement.☺️

    • @teejayadedeji
      @teejayadedeji Рік тому

      @@MsYemisi you are so right

  • @philk5974
    @philk5974 Рік тому

    How much is studio apartment in sas for a single person?

  • @gideonayodele2914
    @gideonayodele2914 Рік тому +5

    You guys are doing great job, I had such experience of missed my bus while in UAE, several times, with waste off money and time, but over time,,one would get over that. Pls keep encouraging our people out there to imbibe more of foreign character while they are still at. Home so ,that can help them easily when they get down to foreign land. .at initial stage in foreign land it might be difficult to get along with laid down procedures but at end , it's and endless Joy.. I appreciate you guys for educating us ...

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      Aww. Thanks for sharing your experience with us

    • @gabrielfad9576
      @gabrielfad9576 Рік тому

      It was quite nice listening to these fantastic 3 "musketeers". Their sense of humour is quite amazing.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      @@gabrielfad9576❤❤

  • @Springbrookechurch_grace
    @Springbrookechurch_grace Рік тому

    How are their Ladies like? In terms of dating

  • @PatienceInyang
    @PatienceInyang Рік тому +5

    Thanks, beautiful ladies for sharing your experiences. I am planning to study at the University of Saskatchewan, I was so scared of the weather after my research but you guys just encouraged me to continue with the process so I can also enjoy the numerous benefit that comes with living in the province.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +1

      You’re welcome.

    • @kennedykotingo3095
      @kennedykotingo3095 Рік тому

      @@MsYemisi is it possible to work as care assistant and again enroll and pay for your nursing college fees in Canada?thanks

  • @michaelchong7818
    @michaelchong7818 Рік тому +2

    Very accurate and fair information, thank you very much ladies!

  • @henrykojoadjeivi3399
    @henrykojoadjeivi3399 Рік тому +4

    The bus system in Canada is very bad. I stayed in China for 7 years the transport system is God sent.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      🥹🥹

    • @truthmatterbyoladada1462
      @truthmatterbyoladada1462 Рік тому +1

      It depends on where you lived,in Ontario public transportation is good

    • @oluwatobiandre1803
      @oluwatobiandre1803 Рік тому

      @@truthmatterbyoladada1462 I agree that it depends on location. I think BC has the best transit system in Canada. It is superb.

  • @damilolaogunsan5336
    @damilolaogunsan5336 Рік тому +1

    This is insightful and funny😂

  • @puntakinte2049
    @puntakinte2049 Рік тому +3

    Nice video! Now you ladies made me want to come visit Saskatoon. It's probably very different from Montreal byt but I am intrigued.

  • @paulophilip7948
    @paulophilip7948 Рік тому +2

    Its good seeing you gals together and having a great time l enjoyed this video. Great job gals👌👍

  • @nenye3149
    @nenye3149 Рік тому +8

    I'm three weeks old in Canada (Saskatchewan) and I can relate to the bus experience 😂😂😂 thank God I learnt how to use the bus now

  • @annieudoh1745
    @annieudoh1745 Рік тому +2

    I love this video so much. Please bring them back again.
    However, what's do you say about someone who want to decide between Alberta/Saskatoon or Saskatchewan ? Pls kindly though cold is my major challenge.

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому +3

      Both provinces are distinct and cold too. You’ll have to know what you want out of them to choose one.

  • @irenosen_O
    @irenosen_O Рік тому +3

    Just stumbled on this video, and I enjoyed watching it, very educative and I have heard about the not too good transport system in Canada generally too, in Europe, its the opposite here, the transport system is very good and having a car sometimes seems unnecessary except you have a family.

  • @UjunwaAnozie-ed7bf
    @UjunwaAnozie-ed7bf 4 місяці тому

    You ladies are good to go,uju my name sake is a good teacher

  • @olagokeolayiwola8111
    @olagokeolayiwola8111 Рік тому +5

    This is what I was telling a friend recently when he keep saying Canada is better than US and I told him NO. I still believe US is better

    • @MsYemisi
      @MsYemisi  Рік тому

      Well, for me, I believe they have their unique assets.

    • @aishaahmed4553
      @aishaahmed4553 Рік тому +1

      You have to classify your "better". Things are different in various ways