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10 Common Canada Jobs in High Demand in 2024

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  It is no longer news that Canada is the destination of many immigrants. If you are interested in common jobs in Canada, you are not alone.  Everyone who migrates to a beautiful country like Canada would look for a job that pays the bills and makes life more comfortable.   But first thing first: you need a good job that will set you on the path to achieving the Canadian dream. Here are 10 common jobs in Canada:  Top 10 In-demand Jobs in Canada   ACCOUNTANTS The role of an accountant is important in every organization, company and industry. For a business to measure its growth, they need someone to help in the management of its resources. The aftermath of the global pandemic brought several challenges that needed professional monitoring of business success.  Businesses in a country like Canada are always on the lookout for accountants. One thing is sure: your growth within the next few years on the job will surprise you.  The salary of accountants varies from province to province. Albe
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MMM Nigeria gave a Goodnews over Participant accounts

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There seems to have never seen a big and great expectation at the early start out of the year in Nigeria before like we have it right now, and this is due to the massive disappointment that MMM Nigeria participants had last year which almost jeopardize their Christmas Celebration, a whole lot of folks are now waiting to have their cash, even up to 50million and above. The MMM Nigeria has released a bumper new year message to over 3 millions of its participants over the frozen accounts. The Scheme on its official Twitter account assured Nigerians their accounts will be unfrozen on January 14.   "We promised that our participants' confirmed Mavros will be unfrozen (ability to make withdrawal) from January 14th, 2017. #12DaysToGo" "Happy New Year to all Mavrodians. And the countdown starts now. 13 days to January 14th".
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10 Facts about MMM Nigeria

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MMM is an innovative and experimental platform where people donate money directly to each other. 1. There  are no investors and no investments in MMM.  Money is not invested in  any asset.  Money is donated to the other person.  As MMM members donate  money, there are no guarantees that people will be donated back.   Everything depends on the members themselves: they develop the Community  making it sustainable and creating a permanent process of the exchange  of donations. 2. MMM members are rewarded with Mavro after they donate help to other members of the Community. 3. 30%  per month is not an interest rate, but an expected growth rate of  Mavro.  Growth rate   of Mavro and its amount can be adjusted at any moment  for the benefit of the Community. 4.  Mavro  is like scores or grades in colleges.  Where do grades come from?  Is it  possible for grades to be out of stock?  Grades are taken from nowhere.   Students get grades according to their performance. This
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Presidecy calls MMM Promoters Fraudsters, Device a strategy to Stop MMM in Nigeria

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Lawmakers say MMM scheme promoters are fraudsters exploiting Nigeria’s current poor economic condition to defraud them.
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What will be the future Expectation of MMM Nigeria?

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As unemployment, lay-offs and low borrowing hit Nigeria hard, MMM came, offering participants an online Nigerian community that can give thirty percent rewards on their donations to each other.   MMM Nigeria has been greeted with applause from many and tough criticism and scepticism from others. From the security man who has to live on peanuts to the chief executive who cannot access bank loans, everyone seems to feel richer and comfortable not necessarily because they have a lot of cash but because they have “confidence” that whenever they need cash, they have a community that can donate to them.     This is what MMM claims is its ideology. Love over selfishness. For these people, MMM is a saviour and they won’t allow any criticism change their view. It is amazing to see thousands of Nigerians donating to each other.  
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OMG!!! MMM has absconded with my N189,000- Nigerian Man cries out

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A few days ago, CBN issued a warning on online investment scheme tagged: ‘MMM Federal Republic of Nigeria . It warned Nigerians  against investing in the 'scheme' which lures the investing public to participate in what it called “mutual aid financial network,” with a monthly investment return of 30 per cent.   Now, a Nigerian has cried out alleging he has been ripped off ..He wrote in an email I received
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My Perspective about MMM Nigeria

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Now, i have wanted to talk and write about this for a while now, but no time and chance, eventually i got one today. Fortunately a boss called "Mr Fiverr" also mailed his subcriber which i am one tonight and talked about MMM so i eventually had to take some time to also address the issue tonight. So  MMM NIGERIA  came on the platform just few months ago and since then till now, it as been blazing really very hot!!!
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MMM NIGERIA Sets to Crash? See How much People Benefit from the Program

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You really need to read this kind of information, and i really wish the so called Government officials of Nigeria can also take some times out to read it too, you need to know that MMM NIGERIA is real and paying and it as add so much value to the lives of Nigerians. Read Below;
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See The 8 Strong Reasons Why Nigerians Will Never Give Up On MMM Until It Crashes

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Despite the recent warning by the  Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)  that  Nigerians  should stop patronizing the MMM scheme which connote  Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox  a Ponzi scheme with promise of 30 percent return of investment after 30 days.  The scheme is gaining more popularity in Nigeria more and more.
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Wow!!! MMM Nigeria hits 2.3Million Participants just in 3-days

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Hi, twale to all  Mavrodians  up there, i salute your courage, confidence and support system to keep MMM Nigeria going on and making progress,  am glad to let you know even in the midst of criticism and wahala here and there with CBN, Media, SEC, Radios and televisions, MMM as come to stay and YES we are still standing story, the good news right here is that  MMM NIGERIA  participants just hit 2.3Million people.
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The effect of MMM on financial system of the Nation and Banks

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I listened to NTA and was interested to hear from EFCC spokesman. He said it's not Law enforcement that will stop MMM but awareness for people not to patronize it. The law enforcement is aware that MMM doesn’t go against any law of the land. That even their operatives may be participants. The truth is that the people sponsoring all these media war are majorly stock brokers.
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MMM Runs To Kenya After Freezing Nigerian Accounts, Promises 40% Per Month

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After leaving Nigerians in panic mode, owners of the controversial ponzi scheme have now diverted to Kenya. The controversial money ponzi scheme Mavrodi Mondial Movement (MMM) which froze accounts of Nigerians for one month has now migrated to Kenya promising citizens of the country 40% per month.
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See the Shocking Estimated Amount of Money Reportedly Lost by Nigerians to MMM

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The freezing of confirmed accounts by the leadership of MMM has been estimated to have caused Nigerian participants a gargantuan financial loss hitting billions of naira.   As thousands of Nigerian participants and investors continue to groan and moan over the reported ‘crash’ of the popular ponzi scheme, otherwise known as MMM, investigations has revealed that one Chuddy Anayo Ugorji, popularly referred to as  “The MMM-Nigeria number one Guider,”  may have allegedly raked over N5billion within a year from the wonder bank.
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What is MMM Nigeria (The 30% Investment Scheme)

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Just yesterday, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), warned the  public on the activities of some online investment scheme currently making waves tagged ‘MMM Federal Republic of Nigeria. MMM  Nigeria was launched in 2016 primarily targeting the Nigerian audience. According to SEC, the promoters of the scheme carry out their business activities via Nigeria.mmm.net portal/platform, and are promising investors a monthly investment return of 30 per cent.
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