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Canadian Government Denies Offering Nigeria One Million Travel Opportunities 

By Orientalnews StaffApril 17, 2019No Comments1 Min Read
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The High Commission of Canada in Nigeria has denied writing President Muhammadu Buhari, seeking the release of one million Nigerians to fill six million job vacancies in the country.

The High Commission disclosed this on Tuesday on its Twitter handle: @CanHCNigeria, in response to story, titled: “Canada’s Prime Minister begs Nigeria President for one million immigrants,” published by an online platform.

The story has since gone viral on all social media platform.

But the High Commission of Canada in Nigeria tweeted on Tuesday: “If you see a story online about moving to Canada that seems too good to be true – shine your eyes well-well.

“If you’ve seen this link on your social media timeline, don’t fall for it.

“This story is not true.

“For REAL information about travelling to Canada, go to http://www.cic.gc.ca.

“Over 4,200 Nigerians were approved for permanent residency in Canada in 2017, which is almost double the number from the year prior.

“Nigerians in Canada make important contributions to both countries.”

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