06/01/2026
Hi, let me reintroduce myself.
My name is Chidinma Onyeanwu Aggrey.
I am a wife and a mother to an amazing son, Charles Chiagoziem Aggrey.
In 2022, I relocated to Canada with my son alone, carrying not just our luggage but a lot of responsibility, prayers, and quiet courage not with everything figured out, but with hope, faith, and a willingness to learn. It wasn’t easy. Not emotionally, not physically, not financially. But in those moments when things felt heavy, God showed Himself in ways I can never forget.
I arrived as a student and studied Baking and Pastry Arts Management at Fanshawe College, in London, Ontario. That chapter taught me discipline, resilience, and what it really means to start over in a new country. Not the Instagram version. The real one.
Truth is, I was never a social media person.
I preferred to stay quiet. Observe. Mind my business. Live my life off-camera. For a long time, I felt safer there.
But recently, something shifted.
I realized that hiding doesn’t always equal peace. Sometimes it just means your story isn’t helping the people it could help. And I asked myself, how long can I keep everything I’ve learned to myself?
So I showed up. Slowly. Honestly.
This page became a place where I share my experiences in Canada. The good days. The confusing ones. The lessons immigration teaches you without warning. I talk about relocation, settlement, mistakes to avoid, small wins, and even ways to make money or think differently about life here.
Not because I know everything.
But because I’ve lived some of it.
If you’re here, chances are you’re curious, planning, adjusting, or just trying to figure things out one step at a time. And I hope, truly, that you learn one or two things from being here. Maybe more.
If anything I share resonates with you, engage.
If you know someone who could benefit from a post, please share it with them. Sometimes one post reaches the right person at the right time, and that matters more than numbers.