Life in Canada - Expectations Vs Reality | Is it Worth The Hype???

[@WhizQueen]

Part 2 - Untold Truth About Why People Are Leaving Canada 👉🏽 kzbin.info/www/bejne/boLXoqqJqZKZjNk

[@paulefe5182]

so how do i come over i am a nigerian living in dubai

[@dalcod]

@@paulefe5182 Don't come, have you heard how the reality here is not good. Go back to Nigeria.

[@jilla2650]

I LOVE IT! I am a born and raised Canadian and you two have really nailed it! I watched your video while having my morning break and it was excellent! Yes, it is difficult to get a job here, so much paperwork and red tape - probably due to heavy employment regulation making everyone's life difficult - both the employers and the job seekers. I am a former business owner and I cannot agree more about your statements around "Canada limits you", "Canada doesn't want you to be rich", "Canada doesn't encourage business". This is my experience, however, many Canadians would be hurt by these statements, they don't want to believe them and they will defend the heavy taxation and regulation here. Canadians are defensive about comparison to the USA and they feel that life is superior here, north of the border. I have friends that are in business that have moved to the USA and they would NEVER return and try to run a business in Canada after experiencing the USA. Canada does limit your success and financial wealth, there is no doubt. There was a recent Financial Post article that listed products/services in Canada that were the most expensive in the world - housing, travel, cell phones etc. So, I agree as well that we have higher costs of living here. I grew up in small town Canada, 5 hours' drive from a city. The friendliness/snobbery has a city/rural divide. I think city living is more unfriendly than a small town. Is living in Canada worth the hype? I am not sure! I'm used to it, and don't know a lot else. Great video and content, and great energy!

[@acatta2097]

Wow learnt something today

[@mirembepamela1197]

No matter what situation,am coming to Canada with my God I will mount mountains & I will jump over walls

[@joshuaonoja4456]

6 minutes into your video and i already subbed. Been here for just 5 days and everything you've said so far I have experienced it. I'll never get used to a car waiting for me to cross the road though, Never. I'm always so scared especially when I (the pedestrian) have right of way and there are 10 cars coming, they all stop in a single file until you have crossed. you wouldn't dare imagine that in Nigeria. Great video ladies, hope to see more!

[@WhizQueen]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Welcome to the best channel 😊

[@KS-jg6bx]

My God. Tinuola has stolen my heart. What an absolute beauty..

[@adepojuadeniyi90]

Life is not about amassing money for yourself. What matters is for you to be able to pay your bills and live a comfortable life. If you are lucky to be super rich, good for you .Expectation of more wealth is the reason African countries are riddled with corruption and fraud. Do your work, pay your tax and get value for the tax paid is enough as far as I am concerned. A country where you pay tax but still have to install your own inverter to get electricity, sink borehole to get water and still pay big school fees but without value for it but instead strike and strike every now and then. You only know when you enter school but can’t guarantee your graduation date. Peaceful and comfortable life is good for me. Life is not about eating and drinking alone. Canada, here I come.

[@akinwumiolakunle3353]

Thank you. Issue is with our level of orientation and education about the essence of life. Why is it that more Nigerians achieve the dreams in foreign lands than they will do in Nigeria. Hmnnn my beautiful ladies here are representative of the present Nigeria youths

[@johndear1592]

Life is about what the person w/their life wants to make it about because it's their decision since nobody else takes care of them financially.

[@johndear1592]

Young people are adventurous. They want to see the world outside of their parents' environment that they didn't chose to live in and that's a good thing because it shows drive and independence. The living at home until you get married isn't exciting or adventureous. Live your life on your terms is the new norm. Parents and family members want way too much power over the young people. Leave them alone already. If you raised them right, then you've done your job well and should trust that they'll make the right decicions on their own. They're not your property.

[@de-graftboakyeyiadom8307]

@@johndear1592 you’ve said it all

[@nwannekaokafor1179]

Well said 👌👏

[@User9865-b8u]

Love your perspective. The most poignant and accurate description to date about Canada!

[@EnchantedStringsToronto]

This was spot on! You guys are the friends I wish I had. I can relate so much! My expectations vs reality in dating, fashion, work, friendship building, social life, you guys hit the nail on the head.

[@paulefe5182]

im just preparing to come over i stayed in dubai so im thinking of migrating

[@openbob6656]

you nailed it girl! people are so scared to talk to strangers there. also i realized that everyone sticks to their own community/race too. i always see indian immigrants only hang out with other indian immigrants, asians with asians, africans with africans, canadians with canadians,.. but i think eventually after people live there for a couple years and become more integrated into society there will be more mixed friend groups!

[@WhizQueen]

Yes, it does take conscious effort to open up to other communities

[@lylesmith8632]

What planet do you live on. Canada 🇨🇦 is not like that.

[@georgegaitara5417]

Thankyou for sharing your perspectives and experiences, catch some love from Nairobi !!

[@donnacaesar-roberts9472]

If you attend church you will see more diverse group probably.

[@cloudsurfer73]

@@WhizQueen meanwhile, i feel like i have no friends of the same ethnic background as me. maybe that's why I don't have any real friend group, i just hang out with people here and there. i never realized people stuck mostly to their own ethnic group here, i wonder if that's more of a thing with recent immigrants than people who grew up here.

[@vittoriacolona]

LOL! Thanks a lot for this video, I thought that it was me, but you confirmed a lot things I noticed about living here. And I say this a someone from a Jamaican family who was born here. Point number one is spot on, Canadians like to think of themselves as nice and friendly. But it's more being polite than anything else.

[@AJ-dc6gj]

Yes, is true. I used to live in East York and to get my first IT Job took me almost 5 months. Now, my advice to people who wants to go to Canada 🍁, have 5 plus certifications, Professianal courses on top of your qualification if you don't want to do the low skill job like factories etc. You better driver, and if you got a higher category licence better. This will help bypass, silly barriers and jump straight to an opportunity, sometimes it is not that you not good at all, the truth is the corporate companies you will apply they are top, but they re cheap labour, they want to see if your equiped enough to be a slave that carries 3 peoples Job roles.

[@Tinuola]

Our raw opinion on the reality of living in Canada. Much love!💜

[@WhizQueen]

it was nice having you on my channel! Can't wait to do this again 😊

[@hannahebegboniehos2060]

Tinuola just curious why you moved from USA to Canada

[@Tinuola]

@@hannahebegboniehos2060 family

[@sylvan186]

Good information!

[@jossy__fresh]

@@Tinuola US or Canada which do you think is better

[@georgegaitara5417]

ASANTE (Thankyou),PROUD OF YOU for sharing your lives, from Nairobi with lots of love !!

[@francisinusa570]

Most Nigerians just want to be comfortable, earn a good living and live their lives in peace. In Nigeria, that's difficult. You could be kidnapped just for going or coming from work. If you don't get kidnapped, the police could harass you.

[@WhizQueen]

very true! Different problems honestly

[@harrietabagbodi1540]

Thanks bro

[@lylesmith8632]

Most Canadian feel the same way.

[@princeosunbor7970]

@@WhizQueen sis very true how why are you bringing this kind of narrative for your country I don't get

[@okpechisblog]

I love Nigeria just not conducive

[@srirangaswamy8986]

Well said girls... Honest and realistic review!...

[@fannyfanny7747]

STOP DISCOURAGING PEOPLE !! life is not easy anywhere !! NO MATTER . the number is the KEY. the more you"re numerous , the more you"ll be in force and create a strong community. look INDIANS , they help themselves , and they"re everywhere in CANADA, it is a FORCE for them !! so HELP your BROTHERS and SISTERS to enter CANADA , that's all. after you'll help yourselves to be a community there , and you'll have a height in this country.

[@Jesus-boy-moses]

Life is not easy anywhere, am in Dubai

[@vegeance4612]

They are not discouraging people. I am learning now to focus on my biz well well and make money

[@ikechukwuluis-bruce2908]

I dont totally agree with this ladies but some points were valid

[@mirembepamela1197]

Yes, true. Life is not simple any where

[@kellyezeh7457]

so a lot of bad things have been said about Canada. So it will be nice to tell us the good things about the country.

[@alfern1770]

There must be positives... but I will need extra time to think and find them...

[@Beauty2056]

​@@alfern1770if talking too much negative aspects of Canada then I think by this time you should have move to a different country. Don't forget that nowhere cool. Some countries are worse than Canada but still people are making it. Just recently I was told about UK but alot of my health care workers who are friends are still moving to that country. All is about the mind set.

[@Beauty2056]

God bless you. Am even surprised upon all the bad side of the country they are still living there. By this time there should have been migration to another country. Every province and it challenges.

[@desstadessta]

I am moving to canada soon. this is so helpfull. my husband already told me what you mentioned here. I think i won't be confused when i get there. i already minimized my expectation.

[@pierre-rose7783]

In spite of growing problems in Canada and the USA, it is still better than living in Nigeria, from what we are hearing !

[@lylesmith8632]

You got that Wright. Canada 🇨🇦 is better then most country's. People are just jealous. To bad so 😔sad.

[@alexconfidence2354]

I disagree with you. If not for bad leadership and leaders no country in the entire world is a sweet as Nigeria. If all things was working I will never trade Nigeria for any other country. Nigeria is more than blessed, there is a strong sense of community lifestyle. It's just corrupt and bad leaders that is spoiling Nigeria. There are people who have a lot of money and celebrities in Nigeria who will never leave Nigeria to any other country. It's the average people that usually run from Nigeria expecting to see heaven in other countries only to get disappointed when all they have is snow and flowers.

[@AkinFalaye]

Many rich people are leaving Nigeria now. Many houses in magodo are empty and under lock and keys. However all things being equal, Canada is much better in terms of safety. At least, nobody will kidnap you for ransom or something meaningless. No case of starvation for days. Omoh, Nigeria is worse now than ever before. Even the communal love and care that defined us and overall empathy is fast disappearing. People are fast becoming very sadistic and insensitive by turning pressing issues into jokes for all. Too sad. May we experience the beautiful part of Nigeria, May the evils of Nigeria not happen to any of us in Jesus name, Amen.

[@Masterfard019]

Yeah you should build up your own country!! The grass always seems greener on the other side

[@richardramfire3971]

@@lylesmith8632 not true no ones jealous. Your just not well traveled.

[@estherkalu951]

I really love your radiant smile and the positive energy you give off

[@WhizQueen]

thanks b☺️

[@claudiameier666]

We are multicultural in name only. It also makes sense not to interact with other races and cultures. Less chance of offending or being offended.

[@adeshuadamilola2285]

God knows you've been my number one hope giver.......I always tell them about you and how I always get motivated from you

[@franklynesele5183]

Omo it’s always like that when you move to a new country,my trip to America was boring till I met familiy ,the best place and the most exciting place to live in my opinion is the Uk 🇬🇧 London to be specific

[@ogwangjoshua695]

Please complete your sentences. It is good when you have money .

[@kremata]

What you girls say is true but I think all the expectations you've had are from Canada 40 years ago. Canada slowly destroyed the lifestyle, money opportunities, dating , etc... When I was young, Canada was awesome but today even I got out and leaving somewhere else.

[@WhizQueen]

I made a video about why people are leaving Canada and some people still don't believe.

[@comedypets214]

Ladies! your charisma and the video are just brilliant. From your description and experience Canada remainds me of Scandinavia and Switzerland.

[@tymiller176]

Is the only "fun" they have just clubbing? Meanwhile, they diss hiking? If you're in a city, there are concerts, the orchestra, art galleries, festivals, museums, bookstores, shopping, sporting events, and yes outdoor activities! And you can find food from across the planet in most major cities.

[@ezy-e4250]

very valid points ladies (also mental health/racial bias in the work place are realities for immigrants too) ...so when are you all going back to the motherland.

[@beautifulblackswan01]

This sounds very similar to UK. For someone who wants to migrate from UK to Canada, Im grateful that the harsh realities of living in the UK will help me to settle in Canada. Thank u for this video

[@nords4664]

You have just described Finland succinctly. Like Canada like Finland...no difference.

[@chidozieugwu-oju7069]

Hungary, France, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Iceland has got the party and dating vibes to a better extent .

[@SHUPization]

Hahaha. you can add Germany to list.

[@lylesmith8632]

You can't please everyone. When their Country gets too hot they will with they were in Finland 🇫🇮 or Canada 🇨🇦 🤔. I likevthe 4 seasons.

[@thespunkavenue3471]

If you guys are there and surviving, and with the situation you have not decided to move back to Nigeria , then so can anyone also survive. It's good to know what to expect but all said will never be a deterent for me to move to Canada. Thank you.

[@ikechukwuluis-bruce2908]

Well spoken ...I dont k ow the agenda of these ladies and yet they want to come back to Nigeria ...

[@michaelokandeji9616]

😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆. You have vex o. I think the idea is to know what to expect and prepare for anything that comes.

[@topenoel1931]

E be like say you no dey hear word🤣😂🤣😂

[@idomagirlabahi7786]

Not everything is an agenda. They’re not saying don’t come, they are saying this is what to expect so that you can adequately prepare yourself.

[@alfern1770]

The idea of a video like this, is not intendent to be a deterrent... but a warning that Canada IS NOT what the hype and propaganda, say to be.

[@oshanesmith8847]

Really good one Ladies, love it!!!

[@WhizQueen]

Thanks for watching

[@MarkTelfer-tk7ht]

Funny enuff, i could relate and laugh at the same time, every single statement you made is so true......you were on point.

[@acepath3001]

Good for you ladies Speaking up before others get stuck here.

[@alongemaryann2991]

I had to pause the video to drop this comment- your makeup is giving Rita Dominic and I absolutely love it!!😍😍

[@WhizQueen]

hehe *blushing*

[@l.e.brentwood3137]

This had me cracking up. I live in the Northwest. I have visited Canada many times. Not sure if I would move there now 👏👏👏❣️

[@johnnwabuforudemezue1108]

God bless, keep doing the great work.

[@Flourish_today]

You ladies are so 100% on point about Canadians and the life there. Also Canadians are passive aggressive that whole keep to myself, personal space blah blah is their passive aggressive way. They even do that to each other. I see them in the workplace.

[@lylesmith8632]

That a lot of bull .

[@lylesmith8632]

Speak for yourself. Run your own country down.

[@lylesmith8632]

It is not like that all over Canada. It is worse in other Country's. That's why people come to Canada in the 1st place. For a better life.

[@Flourish_today]

@@lylesmith8632 Better life does not mean no racism. People come for better life in terms of infrastructures, job security, services. But you cannot avoid bad treatment, prejudice and racism.

[@AhriGames]

@@Flourish_today do they look down on brown skin?

[@stacyannjohnson4219]

You guys are on point. ❤❤❤. I'm coming from 🇯🇲

[@titilayoadegoke3156]

Thanks for sharing this insightful experiences, am having a rethink of immigration from this narrative stories.

[@WhizQueen]

I will still encourage you to immigrate regardless

[@aliciaallans6957]

What was the reason your friend moved from the states to Canada?

[@sparklingstar3441]

Nice video, some points you guys mentioned, I experienced in the US. But for diversity I think it depends on your school. I don’t have a lot of African friends since I went to a white school, most of my friends are from different countries. Also, my work colleagues are all foreigners. Lol

[@lameckkatsande2235]

Amazing ladles. Great content

[@omolepachris4402]

First ❤️

[@missg7963]

Good morning, thanks for your precious advice! I learnt a lot through your videos. Keep doing this, you ladies are very talented! God bless you. 🙏🏼🤍

[@littlecatfeet9064]

I showed your videos to my friend from East Africa who has always wanted to move to Canada and she definitely doesn’t want to go now! I’m not sure whether to feel bad for putting her off or happy that she’s not going to move somewhere so racist, snobby and boring 😅. It’s probably best that she doesn’t get disappointed because it definitely doesn’t sound like a friendly or fulfilling place.

[@WhizQueen]

It’s good for her to manage her expectations before coming. She can try it first and she how she feels. Everyone’s experience is not exactly the same sometimes

[@sdwone]

There's no such thing as 'the perfect' country! Every country on this planet has issues! But the way I see it, if you intend to emigrate to another country, and are willing to play by its rules, work your ass off, pay taxes and stay out of trouble then yes! You can make it work and live, potentially, anywhere. Also, each experience is different! Best advice is to visit a country first, on holiday, before you make such a Big Decision! But yes, there is no such thing as a Free Lunch! And unfortunately, a lot of Western countries are becoming more and more reserved and conservative! Because immigration and emigration are hot, controversial topics!

[@lylesmith8632]

That is weird. I work with people from all over the world. They like Canada 🇨🇦. It sounds like some are just bias towards Canadians and Canada. That is too bad. People from Ukraine come to Canada for a better life and they are happy to be here. Same as people from other Country's were they had a hard life. Canada 🇨🇦 is a good Country.

[@alfern1770]

And racist they are!, they will make sure you feel unwelcomed, no matter how much time you have spent there.

[@sdwone]

@@lylesmith8632 Canada has its fair share of problems but, out of the countries I've visited thus far, Canada is definitely one of the nicest! Canadians, by and large, are sooo chillaxed! However, as with lots of other countries, I did see homeless immigrants on the streets begging... So I guess if this problem continues, I fear that, in time, some Canadians will become just as openly bigoted as some Americans, British, Europeans and Australians... Rampant immigration does have a tendency to stretch the tolerances, good will and patience of a country. So can you really blame them?

[@antonyall]

Stunning information. Please interject that one should never pack up and leave their home country for a new life in Canada, as I did and so I am unhappily stuck here. Your information should be made more visible and known..

[@zenone985]

But there are some countries worser than a prison like my country algeria corruption oppression predators backwardness religious distraction a hell of shit with respect to North African sunshine

[@toyamaria2786]

please could you expand? I'm in the process of planning a move there but these videos and comments are making me wonder but it's better to make an informed decision

[@antonyall]

@@toyamaria2786 I implore that you investigate going to another country. Canada is truly difficult on many platforms. The harsh cold is one reason, another is the expanse of the country and the extremely low population. The high cost of living here is another. There may be other positive benefits like the great water supply, the expanse need for professionals in the trade skills working outdoors and within the construction industry and so on. Please talk to people and piossibly come to visit during the winter season before making a final decision. The best to you.

[@shawnstetsko8443]

I appreciate some of your points and perspective, but I also think in some cases you need to step up... seems like maybe (to a degree) you expect a lot to come to you. Make more effort on your part to bridge those gaps. Find out what non Nigerian Canadians do when the clubs close. You certainly seem outgoing enough... use that. Most Canadians don't want to impose... let others do their thing is the motto, but that doesn't mean they will automatically shut you down if you are being genuinely friendly. This respect of space is both good and bad... I personally appreciate it a lot and think it has more benefits than drawbacks, but an outgoing person like you would have no problem making friends if you really tried and are genuinely nice. It could lead to getting invited to after parties, drinks in the park, camping trips and barbecues. Hell, I would certainly gladly chat with you for a bit and get to know you at least, and differences in culture would not be a barrier. We would decide from there. You mention that you ended up socializing with mostly Nigerian friends... that is maybe partly you just going the easiest route as well, so you can't lay it all on everyone else. As for fashion sense... well, fashion exists in its place... most places, who really gives a f^(%... why should you?) Casual and relaxed is a value Canadians pick up on. it is its own fashion sense. if you choose to not go that route it is hardly a barrier, but maybe try it out. You might discover it has its benefits. Certainly some people I know like to get dressd to the nines... I don't think it ever held them back. You are fee to do as you want. Anyway, i did enjoy your vid... some interesting thoughts there. Maybe with that energy and an end to Covid you can discover a new level of engagement in Canada and find a bit more of what you had hoped to experience. I hope so. Many others have had a lot of fun and found the friend group they desired... how do you think you heard those things if there was NO truth to them. And if such a group doesn't fall in your lap, make one. It might take some work... most things do. Anyway, best of wishes and a good life. As a Canadian living abroad extended term in a much harder country to socialize in (Korea) I can certainly understand your feelings... it can seem frustrating and pointless at times. All I can say is expectations can often be the real problem. If you find you hit barriers, as the newcomer it really is going to fall more on you to figure it out.

[@jossy__fresh]

But why are quality clothes so expensive for the average Canadian

[@WhizQueen]

Thank you for your kind comment and suggestions. I will be sure to put them to great use. All the best in your endeavors and hope you enjoy your stay in Korea 😊

[@WazirinJosnEnvirons]

When you can destroy the man's career and livelihood by screaming harrassement?!!! naaa if it pain you, then you ladies can take the lead role and approach...take the risk yourself.

[@a.r1832]

Whiz. The Jamaican Community here in Toronto will accept you but, as you are perhaps aware by now, we have to get to know you. The same can also be said for relationships. Once you are in however, you are in.

[@WhizQueen]

That’s very sweet of you ☺️

[@a.r1832]

@@WhizQueen No worries Madam. You are one of us.

[@lylesmith8632]

That is sad I work with people from Jamaica and we treat each other the same. All with respect 🙏.

[@a.r1832]

@@lylesmith8632 Perhaps but, not everyone's experience are the same.

[@ttd422]

Honestly where I am an internship after 4 years studies is paying equivalent to canada minimum wage. Cost of living when I convert is very similar to that in Canada so if I were to go to canada it looks like it will be a paradise. Here also it is very difficult to get a part time or second job

[@karenaigbokhan7231]

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[@ttd422]

@@karenaigbokhan7231 huh

[@sup89100]

I wish I had watched this video and actually believe what you guys say. I moved here giving up my well paying job and struggling here. Everything you said was true. I wish I had known earlier. Prior to entering you always think about the American dream

[@jahgiftta2243]

It is all about programming in the system and everyone is like birds of the same feathers that the way it is life will never be the same as you thought from Africa.

[@doriswambui8453]

I'm an introvert so I think I would manage

[@shaileaftamang1259]

I was going to apply through PNP but i am okay now....thank god i found this one lol🤣 god bless you gals for this gold info😇

[@IamThankGodNnaji]

That relationship part is sickening 😪. And some how we come here and start behaving like them unconsciously. Even you talking too now.. lol

[@WhizQueen]

honestly. Subconsciously you just start acting same way and we all complain lol 😂

[@IamThankGodNnaji]

@@WhizQueen yeah, everyone is annoyingly sensitive. They tell us from the airport that there are alot of scammers in Canada, protect your this and your that and boom! we see everyone as a threat, then treat and throw away good people ... sad really it is.

[@IamThankGodNnaji]

The fear is so sickening 😪 then we create this boring community, I need a girl friend and I can't find one lol

[@feliciaakabe9364]

Awwwww @ Bryan.

[@Flourish_today]

@@IamThankGodNnaji One thing I did without even knowing was so isolate myself from the idea of being scammed or whatever fear came with moving to Canada. I thrived tremendously and made friends with people from all walks of life. I counciously decided I will not only stick to people from my country. I made friends with every African, Indian, chinease, Caribbean, South American. You name it! For as long as we had things in comon that was it. I went on lots of dates because I was open minded and closed my eyes to people's skin color. All this was intentional. I even got married lol! We just have to put ourselves out there and resists all these ideas that are put into our heads.

[@tatayanacook1851]

Love the honesty

[@becomingthatgirl2769]

Cuties 😍. Nice video!

[@WhizQueen]

Thank you! 🤗

[@eli-stringz8656]

Hi whizqueen, you spoke about it not being easy to get professional jobs, but what about working with skills such as photography, music etc.

[@williamsdamilare5553]

It is very good to be comfortable in Canada than suffer in Nigeria

[@WhizQueen]

I agree with you 💯

[@lylesmith8632]

You got that Wright. The food is 10 times better 😋.

[@suorafrancesca4845]

I love my country that is why Nigeria should be' aware that God has blessed us. Let Us stop destroying it

[@LewisGirls]

Where in Canada do you live? lol Because in Toronto there is nightlife and clubs close at 4am here. lol I think it depends on which clubs you go to and what area you are in.

[@WhizQueen]

In Toronto too. I probably went to the wrong club 😞

[@martikabraidbar394]

Lol. Toronto born. Jamaican Raised (High School)….Married in Ghana….There’s No Life in Toronto. Didn’t enjoy Toronto clubs like the vibes in the Caribbean and Africa….I also agree with the Girls in the video We are in Toronto more stuck up and Guarded in comparison to other countries like Even New York where ppl are more open and outgoing (Friendlier)

[@lylesmith8632]

They can't make up their minds. Nothing wrong with Canada. You can't please every one.

[@ignatiuslilian5508]

I still ❤️ Canada 🇨🇦

[@victorylapp]

Seems like there’s no life in Canada

[@lylesmith8632]

@@victorylapp Only for people that think that way. The dating is fine just ask all the married people. It's the same as the States, it depends on were you live and what kind of job you have and family and good friends too. It is what you make it.

[@mirembepamela1197]

If Canada is bad why are those girls still living there??? Is it as bad as Uganda where I live????? I must go to Canada,stop discouraging us ,are you watches??????

[@asanibabatunde8646]

How many degree Celsius are we talking about, try to include it.great job

[@aliciamomat7963]

Without the internet we wouldn't how bad or not special the west is .thank you God for the internet

[@adeyemovictor]

This is so spot on, tell them they will have to sell food at Rogers when sapa is knocking and no real job, the housing is just too expensive too.

[@talkwithmofoluwaso]

Loving your videos..Full of content and hope...hope yo see you soon

[@AnietieLEssien]

Yeah actually cold causes sense of fashion.

[@Galetheos]

True, it is very cold in Canada, the weather too

[@lylesmith8632]

In Canda Spring Summer and Fall is nice but alot of people like winter. Their is Skating, Hockey, Skiing. Tobogganing. Snowmobiling. Ice fishing. Hiking. And much more. Alot of Canadians like winter. 👍 you have to dress for it. Alot of Canadians like it when it snows on Xmas day. The north part of the states get the same weather. I know alot of people from all over the world that say they love it in Canada 🇨🇦.

[@Lizzyondemand]

Thank you very much it's an eye opener

[@lylesmith8632]

It is bull . All over Canada is different. Do what you want but I live in Canada and it is a good country.

[@johnschatz946]

Whereabouts in Nigeria are you from? Lagos or abuja? As for your friend, which US state is she from?

[@Great09]

You just gained a subscriber. I love your content!

[@dorisann7616]

Which city is the best for new immigrants??

[@lorlormi7358]

Is getting jobs in Canada as difficult as Nigeria ?????????

[@engrpj4all17]

Talking about job search and it's difficulties, what's the practice of Architecture like over there.. am an Architect here (Nigeria) with over 4-5 year's working experience and am planning to relocate to Canada as a permanent resident. Thereafter some work period, I will embark on education.. #second Master's degree. What do you think Queen?... would love to know!!!..

[@Ntaman8209]

If u don't have canadian experience, your chances of getting a job as an architect is slim to none despite your 4-5 yrs experience. U may have to get certifications and also start afresh again.

[@gileskisife6966]

If you think it is hard to get jobs in Canada, then try other countries! Believe me, it is not that bad, at least in my opinion.

[@ikechukwuluis-bruce2908]

At least somebody see my opinion on this ... you are right .... these ladies should try Nigeria or the UK then they would know that Canada is far better...

[@donnacaesar-roberts9472]

I didn’t here anything about religion life her church. I heard Canadians are very secular. If you attend church I think you will meet a diverse set of people.

[@eunicemashack1568]

Thanks for sharing your expérience.. The fun here suck😒😒

[@nkemsamuelnnanna]

Thanks for the information

[@mabiriagetoi2695]

Good ladies you're scaring much than encouraging. To me the suffering I'm undergoing is much worse than what I'll face there. Why have you not returned to your countries if is that bad?

[@WhizQueen]

No it's not that bad. It's better to have the right expectations.

[@austinpowerbonigray4050]

Well you both spoke well but I have to tell you that they are not afraid all this is because of the Law they have as a country am speaking from experience they respect ladies a lot

[@davido3109]

France Style European styles... Thanks for this kind a videos... I will no go I think... Namaste Haribol Asewe

[@chidozieugwu-oju7069]

Nice content. It is also an eye opener for one not to limit himself or herself to only Canada in the case of dating.

[@WhizQueen]

totally!!

[@lylesmith8632]

What are you worried about dating in Canada 🇨🇦. It the same as any were. What do you think 🤔 people do. They get out. Not everyone needs computers and cell phones for dating 🙄. But Canada has that. Same as the States. The only difference is Canada's money 💰 looks different. Canada and USA politicians are different too. Basically the same. People worry to much about dating. If you want to meet some one maybe go out with some friends and have a good time but don't worry about it.

[@mjgomes8886]

Likewise 🇺🇸

[@shirleyconnelly3609]

That's good as long I can live in peace and away from. Covid

[@tomiking5234]

So should we stay in Naija?

[@WhizQueen]

Travel if you want to but set the right expectations. Hope for the best but prepare for the worst. Best wishes

[@omolepachris4402]

First to comment ❤️

[@teemaafavor1068]

Thanks for information

[@WhizQueen]

So nice of you

[@lordamthankful]

Tinuola why don't you come back to the state and let's meet.. Bdw I'm in Baltimore.. feel free and let me know what you think .. ✌

[@ifyihesie4287]

It's far better than Nigeria ooooo

[@indiiariaz2558]

wow.. thank you very much ladies.. you opened my eyes ..seriously

[@blacaboki]

Las las it's not fun that's getting people to travel out.... For me the peace of mind, the air, is just better than Nigeria....

[@estherkalu951]

Btw I’ve always wondered as a Christian in Canada are there good churches around that one can attend

[@WhizQueen]

yess, there are lots of good churches here. I saw Mountain of Fire few weeks ago

[@Flourish_today]

I noticed Africans go to African churches, there are Caribbean churches. Infact Nigerian churches with lots of Nigerians. I would go to mixed churches that way you get to meet differenr people. If you live in Kitchener/Waterloo try going to Slate church.

[@lylesmith8632]

Do you really have to think about it or are you trying to run Canada down. 🇨🇦. Pretty sad. Canada is a good Country.

[@estherkalu951]

@@lylesmith8632 it really was a genuine question. I live in Nigeria and I didn’t mean it in any negative way was just genuinely curious.

[@lylesmith8632]

@@estherkalu951 Canada is a good country . 👌

[@agathachukwuma7241]

Please is it hard for physician to get work,if yes why?,if no then is there any thing they go through

[@MaryLopez-bv7ks]

Physicians need to pass exam to get license. There are quite a few Nigerian doctors in Canada.

[@magnusobumuneme8863]

Hia, everything no no, make i kukuma stay my naija and continue with normal hard life here.

[@WhizQueen]

It’s worth it tho

[@sauve76]

sorry everything you say about Canada, is exactly what you can say about any country. The UK if you live in London is expensive, just like any city in any country. People in UK France, Spain, are no different to Canada, it all depends on who you meet and where you go. That is life just as it will be from your home land.... just like for things to do, there are, but you do not need to stay in Toronto to do so... there is Provincial Parks, Niagra, Long Saulte, etc.... Canada country side parks are vass. To that this is your expereince and that does not mean that is how everyone feels, its personal. Just like living in London, i gave that a go, I lasted 1 year and hated it, like headless sheep, but north of the UK is not perfect just smaller, but there is plenty to do... but staying in the city and looking is not a fair opionion

[@slambk]

You dey made me laugh so crazily them Gyals.... no more LOve guy su know.. many of Us or now targeting a sustainable life kinda stability and we now seeing things a bit different complications etc... so some just do not want that trap anymore,, but it indeed so sad.. ages running out of their lives so they are so afraid ... no easy at all .....nawooooooo

[@deoneforpeace]

I hope you see now that they lie you see the scam we try our best to take care of the prophète because it would be a really bad situation for them…..As it is a really bad one for us too….Hold the line!!💕🙏😘🌹♥️

[@Soniamedia1]

Nice content. Please tell me what you use for your videos edit

[@lightcrude]

4:20 what's the worst that can happen? Maybe too many men have been accused of harassment and others have learned from it.

[@norbertracon3313]

You are really teaching us good things thank you keep it up

[@WhizQueen]

It's my pleasure

[@norbertracon3313]

Can i connect with you on whatsap

[@damarisjeremiah9584]

What of teachers, is it easier to get a teaching job? I teach french language here in Nigeria.