After a lengthy battle and significant public outcry, the two Nigerian girls, Victoria Sharon Ordu and Ihuoma Favour Peace Amadi, studying in Canada who worked for two weeks at Walmart and were deported by Canada immigration, are scheduled to return to Regina, Canada this weekend.
Their trouble stemmed from the few weeks of work in 2011, not knowing it was not permitted under the terms of their student visas.
They are scheduled to arrive in Regina with their counsel (Kay Adebogun) from Toronto about 6pm local time.
It has been a long process and Canadian government conceded to the request of its citizens to allow these girls complete their studies.
The University of Regina especially the President and Vice Chancellor of the University (Dr Vianne Timmons), Dr Michelle Stewart (faculty) and Dr Sean Tucker, Parish Church Council & Members of the Anglican Church of the Redeemer, Regina, SK, Canada and a handful of other supporters in Regina and other places have been very supportive of the students throughout this ordeal.
As a result of their fight, effective June 01, 2014 international students are now be allowed to work off campus without a work permit.
Common sense is indeed not common.
Posted: at 8-06-2014 03:57 AM (10 years ago) | Hero
Is Nigeria learning anything from incidents like this one? because I have never read on any daily media that Nigeria deport even Countries deporting her citizens out of hate.
Posted: at 9-06-2014 02:07 AM (10 years ago) | Upcoming
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