Shun ‘Japa’, stay to build Nigeria, experts urge first-class graduates

Experts urge Nigerian first-class graduates to shun the ‘japa’ syndrome and use their skills to build Nigeria, emphasizing opportunities within the country

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August 9, 2026 · 18:00 · 5 min read

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Experts urge Nigerian first-class graduates to shun the ‘japa’ syndrome and use their skills to build Nigeria, emphasizing opportunities within the country

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Shun ‘Japa’, stay to build Nigeria, experts urge first-class graduates