Nigeria is not the only country that has had to struggle with losing its best brains to more developed countries, Singapore’s strategy holds some lessons on how Nigeria can reverse its brain drain syndrome.
Five out of 10 Nigerian registered doctors abandoned Africa’s most populous country in 2020, in search of countries willing to offer more for their services.
The trend is the same with other professions, a threat to the future development of a country projected by the United Nations (UN) to bec
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