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epainos:

The US is still the best place if you get it right as far as I am concerned. I repeat again...it is a land with too many opportunities. Period. I don't know why those in other places frown at this truth. Education wise....making money wise...the US is the King. Period.

To your question. The easiest route is the UK student. After finishing school, they should apply for a graduate visa and work until the end to find a health care sponsor, which is very possible. If you like the UK afterwards, stay and build a career there. If you want to still move, then, look into the US or Canada immediately after your program, while on graduate visa, or after you have found a sponsor. The US and Canadian visas are easier from the UK. The rest lies with you to navigate how you want it. Some mumu people got the US visiting visa from the UK and overstayed in the US. Lol. Mumu people. If the first you get is visiting, go and return to the UK. Just navigate your way from there.

If you want to pursue the US from anywhere, use one of their work visas. But if you find a good partner, and you are sure that the person isn't one of those that will mess you up...take it. Any partner that has mentioned out of anger at any point of your relationship that you want to marry cos of their paper, don't every use such. Never. If you love the person...marry for love and find other ways. This is my advice to everyone.

As for Canada, use any of the routes you are qualified for from either Naija or the UK, but its also easier from the UK. Look at the costs first. Personally, I don't fancy Canada. It isn't a fantastic nation to me. Anyone who is angry cos of my view can kiss my a.ss. period..

Again...the most important is making money. I don't see what anyone is looking elsewhere if one can secure a good job in the UK. Even it takes decades to become British, I think it is a good deal as long as one is in a program that eventually leads to citizenship. Person dey make cool cash with legit work permit.....dey on his own...is it compulsory to be a citizen 3 years after one lands in a nation? Even it takes 20 years, as long as one makes good money, what is wrong in that? But dem wan do fraud. They think if they have citizenship they can't be deported after they are citizens. OK ooo.


And finally...I will repeat myself. The best way is to make money wherever one is. Even you are in Naija.... yeah...it may take longer, but victory is sure if you are on the right path. Do not be bothered with whatsoever anyone is saying. Make sure you are in good health. Eat organic food. Then, take your time....learn an evergreen or distruptive innovative skill. Even you are 60 years. Trust me...you will get there one day. I know what I am saying. I know someone who decided to build a 9-apartment building in a strategic location in Lagos, then build a bungalow for himself in another location (not in a wealthy area), and he now has peace of mind. He used the money he could have travelled with to do that. And 12 years later, he also relocated. I checked him out with his mates who moved ahead of him. He is better today. Yes, I japa...but it may not come early for everyone of us. And some people japa and meet calamities there.

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thanks boss.
God bless you