Nigerian Applicants for MPNP 2014 timelines....abeg!

[Teju]

Thanks theose! They told my supporter they should be able to finish on my application. If ม would notice. Those people interviewed July/ August have not gotten their LOA. I believe they must have started releasing early this september. I know they going to do things very fast. The interview will soon get to your turn. Just keep believing and I know ll is going to be well!
Regards to your family.

 

[theoese]

Thanks theose! They told my supporter they should be able to finish on my application. If ม would notice. Those people interviewed July/ August have not gotten their LOA. I believe they must have started releasing early this september. I know they going to do things very fast. The interview will soon get to your turn. Just keep believing and I know ll is going to be well!
Regards to your family.

Ah!aminn oooo!thanks dear sis for replying.so fingers crossed all the wayyyyyyyy

 

[TeeOMISORE]

@ Teju,
CONGRATS, i am so happy to hear this news, at last one of us is celebrating on this forum. don't worry, your LOA is on the way, we will pray it to swiftly land in your hands. start getting ready for CIC my dear. God bless your Manitoba dream.

@Theoese,

Hellooooooooooo, ;D, How are you, longe time and so great to hear Teju's good news, our turn will come soon as we continue to hope and trust patiently in God.

 

[Teju]

@TeeOmisore, quite n age sis, how's the family? Thanks so much! We shall all hve good news in Jesus name. Yours will come as you've rightly said by the special grace of God. Keep on keeping on!!
Cheers.

 

[ayayombo]

Hello everyone, i just have a tip to share about life after landing. If you are an accountant, endeavour to register for ACCA, they have an agreement with CGA canada. If you can do this before landing, it makes it easier to land a job in your field. Also for everyone, please if you can, start learning the canadian accent. Canadians dont discriminate by race but if they dont like the way you speak there is trouble. Truth is they dont understand us when we use our naija accent so if you can start that now, it will be to your advantage. God bless and i wish you all the best of luck. See you in Manitoba.

 

[DeeBruv]

Hello everyone, i just have a tip to share about life after landing. If you are an accountant, endeavour to register for ACCA, they have an agreement with CGA canada. If you can do this before landing, it makes it easier to land a job in your field. Also for everyone, please if you can, start learning the canadian accent. Canadians dont discriminate by race but if they dont like the way you speak there is trouble. Truth is they dont understand us when we use our naija accent so if you can start that now, it will be to your advantage. God bless and i wish you all the best of luck. See you in Manitoba.

Ayayombo and all My Seniors and Experts
I know meeting you on this forum is not an accident. Please I need to know the basic requirements for the Manitoba PNP. What does it take? I have a PhD in Business Administration and I have been in Academics for 10 years. I have done the WES evaluation and My IELTS is done, same goes with my wife. I am 44. can I be guided comprehensively pleaseeeeee?

 

[maikudi]

Hello Ayayombo,

Na wa o! Canadian accent? well if that is what someone has to do then someone may need to fake it to get work. Is there work? I have read different things about Manitoba. Some people say there is no work while others say it may take a while to get something. What will you say?

Maikudi

Hello everyone, i just have a tip to share about life after landing. If you are an accountant, endeavour to register for ACCA, they have an agreement with CGA canada. If you can do this before landing, it makes it easier to land a job in your field. Also for everyone, please if you can, start learning the canadian accent. Canadians dont discriminate by race but if they dont like the way you speak there is trouble. Truth is they dont understand us when we use our naija accent so if you can start that now, it will be to your advantage. God bless and i wish you all the best of luck. See you in Manitoba.

 

[maikudi]

Hello DeeBruv,

I will suggest you read the Manitoba immigration website. For now, they have stopped accepting applications from overseas applicants until December. So what you have to do now is wait for what the new application requirements are because am not sure they may change the requirements or introduce new requirements starting from December. The old requirement needed you having a friend or close relatives in Manitoba to sponsor you (lived for one year) do you have one?

Maikudi

Ayayombo and all My Seniors and Experts
I know meeting you on this forum is not an accident. Please I need to know the basic requirements for the Manitoba PNP. What does it take? I have a PhD in Business Administration and I have been in Academics for 10 years. I have done the WES evaluation and My IELTS is done, same goes with my wife. I am 44. can I be guided comprehensively pleaseeeeee?

 

[TeeOMISORE]

@ Ayayombo,

I TOO LIKE U...u want to kill me with laugh... ;D , imagine me speaking with an american accent, the canadian accent is even better than the US accent as it is a much clearer version. if u ask me i believe they speak better English in canada. now to accents, the only advice i will give is that our words be pronounced very clearly and correctly, yes accent plays a part, but in my experience of working abroad i believe clarity of pronunciations will take us farther than simply learning how to talk like canadians. i never spoke in a british accent even though i worked as a front desk customer service person, with some oyinbo even asking me if i was from warri because of my first name , heck not even when i took my IELTS speaking test and i got an 8.5 band in speaking. the truth is, far more than accent they will learn to appreciate you if you simply speak clearly and pronounce your words correctly, like instead of saying HOSPITAAAAL in a strong naija accent, you say HOSPITUL in a soft and clear naija accent as oyinbo no like shout...but not HOSPIRRRUL, because u want to form americana... we can also note things like the words they use for stuff that are different from naija words, like we all know instead of INJECTION, they call it SHOT or instead of DRUGS, they call it MEDICATION...stuff like that...just maintain a clear crisp naija educated accent like the one we speak that makes it hard to know what part of the country you come from and you are good to go...

SORRY EVERYONE FOR THE LONG LECTURE... ;D

 

[maikudi]

Hello TeeOMISORE,

It is not a bad lecture so I will not say it is boring. I agree with all you said about accents and omo 9ja. what I found interesting in what you said is you differentiating an American and Canadian accent. I have been to Canada and the US, and I really did not see any difference between both accents. they talk the same from what I heard.

Maikudi

@ Ayayombo,

I TOO LIKE U...u want to kill me with laugh... ;D , imagine me speaking with an american accent, the canadian accent is even better than the US accent as it is a much clearer version. if u ask me i believe they speak better English in canada. now to accents, the only advice i will give is that our words be pronounced very clearly and correctly, yes accent plays a part, but in my experience of working abroad i believe clarity of pronunciations will take us farther than simply learning how to talk like canadians. i never spoke in a british accent even though i worked as a front desk customer service person, with some oyinbo even asking me if i was from warri because of my first name , heck not even when i took my IELTS speaking test and i got an 8.5 band in speaking. the truth is, far more than accent they will learn to appreciate you if you simply speak clearly and pronounce your words correctly, like instead of saying HOSPITAAAAL in a strong naija accent, you say HOSPITUL in a soft and clear naija accent as oyinbo no like shout...but not HOSPIRRRUL, because u want to form americana... we can also note things like the words they use for stuff that are different from naija words, like we all know instead of INJECTION, they call it SHOT or instead of DRUGS, they call it MEDICATION...stuff like that...just maintain a clear crisp naija educated accent like the one we speak that makes it hard to know what part of the country you come from and you are good to go...

SORRY EVERYONE FOR THE LONG LECTURE... ;D

 

[theoese]

yayombo,thank u so much for this info oooo.and I hope all the accountants are taking notes o.
@teeomisore and @maikudi,the canadian accent na just northern american accent.u guys know that americans have diff accents,the most pronunced one na southern american accent....those "country" pple,but I totally agree with @teemiisore on the clarity of our pronunciation.that should be good enuf. make we no go speak 'phonee' confuse ourselves o. come mix british,naija and jamo accent togeda in the name of phonetics.loollll. the main thing is just to enunciate properly and use the appropriate dictionn like my sister said. Nothing like 'oya,shebi,as-in,ahn ahn now etc lolllllll. God dey my people.nigerians always aclamatise and blend into foreign enviroments really well, so im sure we'll be aight ;D
PS.....I always listen to one of their radio stations 'cbc winnipeg radio' the frequency is 89.3 You could stream it thru tune-in app. It makes me more in tune with what's going on there and also familiarise myself wt their accent, speak, stuff like that. Anyways guys,take care and as usual,good luck to us all ;D

 

[ayayombo]

Hello Ayayombo,

Na wa o! Canadian accent? well if that is what someone has to do then someone may need to fake it to get work. Is there work? I have read different things about Manitoba. Some people say there is no work while others say it may take a while to get something. What will you say?

Maikudi

Yes there is work in manitoba. The reason people find it difficult getting jobs is the canadian accent and the canadian experience. Many people get called for interview but when you get there and they dont understand you, that is it. when you land, please enrol in the,manitoba start programs, it will help you. Also be prepared to enrol in some programmes to improve your chances.

 

[yommyatos]

Ayayombo and all My Seniors and Experts
I know meeting you on this forum is not an accident. Please I need to know the basic requirements for the Manitoba PNP. What does it take? I have a PhD in Business Administration and I have been in Academics for 10 years. I have done the WES evaluation and My IELTS is done, same goes with my wife. I am 44. can I be guided comprehensively pleaseeeeee?

@ DeeBruv,

You need to have a close/Distant relative or a friend in Manitoba who should be willing to sponsor/support you. Kindly go through mpnp online website for further details.



@ Teju,

Congrats on the good news. Your LOA is already in your hands ;D


@ TeeOmisore

Long time. Hope you are okay? I pray that our expectations will not be cut short.

 

[Teju]

Amen and thanks Yommyatos! We shall all rejoice at the end by the special grace of God.

 

[yommyatos]

Amen and thanks Yommyatos! We shall all rejoice at the end by the special grace of God.

You are welcome