The Federal Government has issued a stern warning to Nigerians intending to travel to Canada, urging them to ensure they have proper documentation before leaving the country.
The caution was delivered by Abike Dabiri-Erewa, Chairman/CEO of the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), during her visit to Nigerians in a shelter in Brampton, Canada.
Dabiri-Erewa stressed the importance of traveling abroad legitimately and with the necessary documentation to avoid undesirable consequences.
During her visit, Dabiri-Erewa shared insights from Pastor Vivian Eruka, who operates the Bethel food bank and collaborates with those in shelters. Eruka revealed that the Mayor of Brampton had committed to providing an additional 800 beds and shelters.
“Pastor Vivian Eruka, who runs the Bethel food bank and works with those in shelters, informed us that the Mayor of Brampton promised to make 800 more beds and shelters available,” she said.
“Wale Rabiu, owner of a bakery, donated hundreds of loaves of Agege bread to the shelter inmates, while Bayo Adedosu, a Nigerian living in Canada and an immigration consultant, also gave some words of counselling.”
Additionally, contributions from individuals like Wale Rabiu, a bakery owner who donated hundreds of loaves of Agege bread, showcased support for those in shelters.
Bayo Adedosu, a Nigerian living in Canada and an immigration consultant, offered counseling to the shelter inmates.
Adedosu stated the importance of refraining from speaking negatively about their home country, Nigeria, to avoid potential repercussions. He also advised them to exercise patience and abide by the laws of Canada during their stay.
