Planning on Selling Your properties To migrate to Canada? Please Read The Disadvantages of migrating to Canada.. You will be glad you did!!

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While most Nigerians sell their life earnings, properties and leave their jobs worth millions just to migrate to most foreign countries for greener pastures, here is an eye opener of what they are not told. A Twitter user has taken to her page to explains the disadvantages of migrating to Canada and it quite unattractive.

 She said while most Nigeria's population are seeking to migrate to Canada, not all of them are aware of the risks involved.

 According to twitter user Pamela, any Nigerian migrating to Canada will have to start all over because your professional qualifications and work experience don't count. 

 Below are her tweets...






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