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More than the case was about two years ago, when we dived into Nigeria’s outbound migration, there is a greater urgency to escape now than then. The high cost of living, cases of killing, and the casualties from kidnapping fuel desperation to leave the country.
But the brain drain is not limited to doctors alone; nurses and midwives are also leaving. A previous report by Dataphyte highlighted this.
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A report by the United Kingdom (UK) Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has revealed that as of March 2022, the number of Nigerian trained nurses who are now on the UK permanent register has increased to 7,256.
Data from the Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) shows that 12,595 Nigerians relocated to Canada in 2019.
