FG mulls reversal of brain drain in nation’s health sector

The Federal Government yesterday disclosed that it is working hard to reverse brain drain in the nation’s health sector, a situation it said, has been complicated by increasing medical tourism to Nigeria’s contemporaries abroad.

Nkechi Onyedika-Ugoeze and Msugh Ityokura, Abuja

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