TOP NEWS Experts enlighten Nigerians on Japa syndrome To raise more public awareness on both the positive and negative implications inherent in Nigerians embarking on foreign trips without proper information and adequate preparations, media personality and family coach, Uzo Ododooba Cleopatra Eki
Adequate funding of Nigeria’s educational institutions will reduce ‘Japa syndrome’ — Babawale Opeyemi Babalola
With 3.6m Nigerians migrating in two years, ‘japa’ is modern slavery, says don Owede Agbajileke, Abuja
Education minister, CONUA, VC disagree on Japa syndrome Owede Agbajileke (Abuja) and Adelowo Adebumiti (Lagos)
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