Lady in 400 Level At University Abandons Her Studies, Moves Abroad After Getting Canadian Visa

• A Nigerian lady who is currently studying at a university applied for a visa to Canada, and she got it
• The lady revealed that she was still in her 400 level at the university when the Canada visa approval came
• She decided to take the visa, abandon her studies and relocate to Canada to look for greener pastures there

A Nigerian lady has moved to Canada after abandoning her studies at the university.

The lady applied for a Canadian visa while still in the university.

Luckily for her, she got the visa and decided to move abroad to search for greener pastures.

In a video posted by Adebola, the lady showed when she departed Nigeria for Ontario, Canada.

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When people asked her why she had to abandon her studies, she said when it was their turn, they should reject the visa.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as lady moves to Canada

@Harnita said:

"Not a smart move though."

@DoRa said:

"Oomo I go sha pay person to write that final exam for me oo."

@_godydrum said:

"Which province?"

@B E L L A said:

"I won’t o. 400 level.. let me finish first abeg."

@Nobleman said:

"You left me.. where should I start from?"

@Maame raw said:

"I can even leave on graduation day.. I will go without the cert."

@seezteese said:

"You could have differed the admission by one year and then own two degrees."

@hussy said:

"Na una dey comment na she dey Canada dey enjoy life. Who your opinion help?"

@Chef Naimah said:

"Trust me, even my Lasu certificate is useless here. I don’t even know where it is."

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@SHALOM said:

"Congratulations sis. I’m next to travel by God’s grace."

Doctor in Canada laments lack of jobs

A man said things are not working out exactly how he wants in Canada, as he is currently out of employment.

The Canada-based medical practitioner said he was finding it hard to get a job that suited his academic qualifications.

He said he had been looking for a job for a long time but had not landed one after submitting a lot of applications.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng