WRITTEN BY: CHIOMA MADONNA NDUKWU
In his inauguration speech at Governor Hope Uzodimma’s second term, President Bola Tinubu reassures Nigerians about the ‘Japa’ phenomenon, promising to fill the gaps left by health workers and professionals migrating abroad.
Tinubu emphasizes his administration’s commitment to training more individuals in healthcare, technology, and other critical fields. The President addresses concerns about the ‘Japa’ trend, stating, “Don’t worry about the Japa syndrome, we will train more people and we will supply them.” He also highlights the APC’s focus on education and industrialization, particularly in healthcare.
Tinubu extends assurances to the South-East, promising enhanced peace efforts. The ‘Japa’ phenomenon, marked by emigration, has significantly impacted Nigeria’s job market, particularly in healthcare.Tinubu’s pledge aims to address the challenges posed by the departure of skilled professionals, especially in the face of rising unemployment rates.
