Nigerian Lady in Regret after Moving to Canada to Study, Highlights Her Struggles as Student Abroad

Nigerian Lady in Regret after Moving to Canada to Study, Highlights Her Struggles as Student Abroad

  • An international student in Canada has cried out about the challenges she faces in schooling in the North American country
  • The Nigerian youth admitted that she now regrets her decision to move to Canada for her studies
  • She highlighted some of her worries as a student in Canada, warning people never to become a international students

A Nigerian lady, @bimbae_official, has admitted that she regrets moving to Canada for her studies.

The young lady went public with her frustration as an international student in the North American country.

Nigerian lady shares why she regrets moving to Canada to further her studies
After moving to Canada for her studies, Nigerian lady shares her regret. Photo Credit: @bimbae_official
Source: TikTok

Lady highlights her challenges as international student

In a TikTok post, she listed some of the tasks she had been saddled with in just three weeks of school.

The Nigerian youth said she has had to deal with assignments, midterm exams, and a project. In her words:

"I de regret why I come Canada as international student.

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"Assignments, quiz, midterm exams and project. In just three weeks of resumption."

She further warned international studies hopefuls not to follow her path. She wrote:

"No matter what you do, don't be an international student."

Mixed reactions trailed the lady's lamentation on TikTok. Some international students related to her lamentation and lent their voices in the comment section.

Nigerian lady shares why she regrets moving to Canada to further her studies
A Nigerian lady says she regrets relocating to Canada. Photo Credit: @bimbae_official
Source: TikTok

International student's regret stirs reactions

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the international student's lamentation below:

RealChuky_ said:

"Lamfo, wrote final exam for course 1/7 two weeks ago. Final exam for course 2/7 in two days."

Savage 💕💕💕 said:

"God i finally passed that stage 🤣. I almost died with pregnancy and studying alone. Soon all this will be over sis."

oluseun said:

"Most of us did for 2 years... 😁... e no kee us o... look, gather yourself together, all will be well."

olanr3wa_ju said:

"This week like this I get security operations and networking test, I Dey read but my head still Dey summer."

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Seyii said:

"At this point anytime I remember how much I pay for fees Omo I dey open module o."

SAYEEDA❤️ said:

"This suppose be my post😭 because Algonquin is doing me dirty."

slaylone said:

"😂 I don’t think it’s for just international students cause even me quiz’s and assignments choke."

nnamdiokakpu 🇳🇬🇨🇦 said:

"Na wetin me Dey face here for this Conestoga college."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a mum who relocated to the UK had admitted that she regrets leaving Nigeria.

Lady regrets relocating to UK

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady had admitted she regrets leaving her well-paying job behind and relocating to the UK.

Her story was shared on TikTok, where she is seeking advice from members of the public on whether she should remain in the UK or return home. According to the story, which was shared by @growithkashrox, the lady in question left her job in Nigeria and moved to the UK.

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According to the story, when she was in Nigeria, she earned a monthly salary of N500,000. She was comfortable and could take care of her needs, and she also had some change to save after expenses.

Source: Legit.ng

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