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  1. Nigerians Distressed as British Council Raises IELTS Fees to N266,000

    Nigeria Nigerians Distressed as British Council Raises IELTS Fees to N266,000

    The British Council in Nigeria has once again increased the examination fees for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), marking the second hike within the same year. After a significant 29% rise earlier, the latest adjustments reveal substantial increases, with IELTS on...
  2. Nigerian Youths Respond Harshly to Government's Attempt to Lure Back Those Affected by 'Japa Syndrome'

    Nigeria Nigerian Youths Respond Harshly to Government's Attempt to Lure Back Those Affected by 'Japa Syndrome'

    In a bid to address the growing trend of the "Japa Syndrome" – a phenomenon where young Nigerians migrate abroad in search of opportunities – Minister of State for Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, unveiled the federal government's strategic plans to create an enabling environment for youths...
  3. JAPA: Why Nigerian Youth Should Opt for Local Opportunities Instead of Foreign Jobs - Amaechi

    Nigeria JAPA: Why Nigerian Youth Should Opt for Local Opportunities Instead of Foreign Jobs - Amaechi

    In a candid interview with Arise TV, former Minister of Transport, Rotimi Amaechi, shared his perspective on Nigerians seeking opportunities abroad, stating that he often discourages them from leaving the country. Amaechi emphasized that while foreign countries may offer typical nine-to-five...
  4. Tinubu: No Worries About 'Japa,' We'll Train More People to Fill Skill Gaps

    Nigeria Tinubu: No Worries About 'Japa,' We'll Train More People to Fill Skill Gaps

    In a bid to address the growing trend of skilled Nigerian workers emigrating abroad, President Bola Tinubu assured the nation that the government, in collaboration with sub-national entities, is committed to training more professionals. Speaking in Owerri during Governor Hope Uzodimma's...
  5. JAPA: Lagos State Government Launches University of Health and Medical Sciences to Combat Brain Drain in Nigerian Healthcare Sector

    Nigeria JAPA: Lagos State Government Launches University of Health and Medical Sciences to Combat Brain Drain in Nigerian Healthcare Sector

    In a decisive step towards addressing the persistent challenge of brain drain in the healthcare sector, the Lagos State Government has unveiled ambitious plans to establish the University of Health and Medical Sciences by the end of 2024. Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu made this groundbreaking...
  6. Why Nigerians Should Reject 'Japa Syndrome' and Fight for National Success, Says Chief of Defence Staff

    Nigeria Why Nigerians Should Reject 'Japa Syndrome' and Fight for National Success, Says Chief of Defence Staff

    Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) Gen. Christopher Musa has cautioned against the trend of hasty migration abroad, popularly known as the 'Japa syndrome.' During his Christmas and birthday visit to ailing personnel at the Defence Headquarters Hospital in Abuja, Gen. Musa passionately encouraged...
  7. Canada Expands Work Hours for International Students Until 2024: Big News for Student Jobs

    Nigeria Canada Expands Work Hours for International Students Until 2024: Big News for Student Jobs

    Canada's Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has decided to prolong a crucial policy, allowing specific international students to exceed the standard 20-hour-per-week limit for off-campus employment. Initially introduced in 2022, the policy, which was slated to conclude on...
  8. JAPA: Katsina Resident Advises Nigerians to Relocate with 1 Million Naira

    Nigeria JAPA: Katsina Resident Advises Nigerians to Relocate with 1 Million Naira

    Ahmed, a Katsina State resident, urges Nigerians with financial means to prioritize relocation over investments or purchases. In a Facebook post on December 7, 2023, he advises against using one million Naira for cars or businesses, emphasizing the urgency to depart Nigeria through a reputable...
  9. JAPA: Over 400 Anaesthetists Flee Nigeria in Pursuit of Better Opportunities Abroad

    Nigeria JAPA: Over 400 Anaesthetists Flee Nigeria in Pursuit of Better Opportunities Abroad

    In a concerning trend, the President of the Nigerian Society of Anaesthetists, Dr. Olubusola Alagbe-Briggs, reveals that more than 400 consultant anaesthetists have left Nigeria in the past two years seeking enhanced opportunities abroad. Speaking at the society’s 31st annual scientific...
  10. JAPA: House of Representatives Raises Alarm as Lack of Doctors Forces Closure of LUTH Wards

    Nigeria JAPA: House of Representatives Raises Alarm as Lack of Doctors Forces Closure of LUTH Wards

    The House of Representatives Committee on Health has voiced deep concern over the dwindling health workforce in Nigeria, particularly due to the emigration of doctors and nurses. This crisis has led to the closure of five wards, totaling 150 beds, at the prestigious Lagos University Teaching...
  11. Nigerian Universities Face Staffing Crisis, ASUU Blames Japa and IPPIS Challenge

    Nigeria Nigerian Universities Face Staffing Crisis, ASUU Blames Japa and IPPIS Challenge

    Nigerian universities are grappling with a significant shortage of academic staff, exacerbated by a surge in lecturers leaving for opportunities abroad and challenges associated with the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System (IPPIS). The Academic Staff Union of Universities...
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    Metro Japa Woes: Nigerians Left Stranded in UK After Paying for Skilled Worker Visas

    Numerous Nigerians are reportedly grappling with unemployment and destitution in the United Kingdom (UK) after expending their savings to pay agents who promised them skilled worker visas along with employment opportunities. According to reports from Sky News, these individuals left Nigeria in...
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    Business Japa: 5 alternatives to ‘proof of fund’ to consider when applying for studies in Canada, UK, others - Nairametrics

    https://nairametrics.com/2022/08/26/japa-5-alternatives-to-proof-of-fund-that-can-be-considered-when-applying-for-studies-in-canada-uk-others/
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