Congrats once again......wish you journey mercies back to Naija.Am sure you would start packing ;Dofonzo said:"when the Lord turned away the captivity of Zion, we were like men that dreamed"
I picked up the maple leafs yesterday after six long years, one application scrapped, an invite from CIC to participate in the FSW backlog reduction pilot and then having to jump so many hoops and some by faith, never really knowing but trusting, that God has a plan.
So as I peeked at the mapled leaf straddled between red bars flag at the Canadian High Commission in Accra, I couldn't but give thanks to God for bringing it to fruition. Finally it is here;signed, sealed, delivered.
A snip into the details when we got back to the high commission albeit rather late after a cab guy took us to independence square instead of independence avenue.lol! Femooo was losing his cool. Anyway we arrived 2:15pm, went through the drill of going through of security checks, then into the waiting room. We were 32 people waiting to be attended to, mainly visiting visas, then student and a few PR, I think 8PRs!
So one by one, names were called.Femoo was called early and had to wait for me, it took a long time before mine came out ( fear begin catch me small
Eventually around 3:45pm.....voila! My name was called and the rest they say is history.
Thanks be to God- it is for an appointed time, though it tarried, it shall not tarry, it shall surely come to pass.
Glory to God!
thanks for keeping us informed. And Amen oh. The God that do it for you will do ours. The waiting is not easy oh.ofonzo said:
ofonzo said:"when the Lord turned away the captivity of Zion, we were like men that dreamed"
I picked up the maple leafs yesterday after six long years, one application scrapped, an invite from CIC to participate in the FSW backlog reduction pilot and then having to jump so many hoops and some by faith, never really knowing but trusting, that God has a plan.
So as I peeked at the mapled leaf straddled between red bars flag at the Canadian High Commission in Accra, I couldn't but give thanks to God for bringing it to fruition. Finally it is here;signed, sealed, delivered.
A snip into the details when we got back to the high commission albeit rather late after a cab guy took us to independence square instead of independence avenue.lol! Femooo was losing his cool
So one by one, names were called.Femoo was called early and had to wait for me, it took a long time before mine came out ( fear begin catch me small
Eventually around 3:45pm.....voila! My name was called and the rest they say is history.
Thanks be to God- it is for an appointed time, though it tarried, it shall not tarry, it shall surely come to pass.
Glory to God!
Congratulatios Ofonzo! I'm so so happy for you! Our PR application history is so similar to yours. I can only imagine the excitement and joy you feel!ofonzo said:
If I have to recommend between the UBC programme and the Alberta bridging programme, I'll say go with UBC. In my opinion, the Alberta programme, does not specifically prepare you for the exam as the UBC does. Rather it helps to give you orientation into work settings and context of practice as a PT. That is good, but you need to pass the exam first for that to make sense. That's why I will recommend UBC. That's just my opinion anyway, it is always prudent for people to do their own research and decide accordingly.Double portion said:
