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Dear Professionals!

Those of us in white collar jobs will agree that the JAPA Mode has been fully activated everywhere.

Since the UK threw its borders open via the 2 years post study (Masters degree) visa, there has been series of resignations here and there in different sectors.

I am sure by now, almost everyone knows someone that has left for the UK or already planning to leave.

The country is presently in a mess and this option seem to be easier than the Canadian PR route.

You replace someone that resigned for the UK today with a trainee. The trainee saves little money and also JAPA after 4 months

This leads to massive brain drain, continuous and huge cost of recruitments, poor knowledge transfer and the future of Nigeria is seriously at stake.

In no time, companies will start folding up because staff turnover of its brightest youth is high.

We can't depend on government because they've failed over and over again. What can captains of industries do to stem the tide?

Honestly nothing. Its worst in tech. Everyone is learning and studying to japa .Paying people more money just goes to japa savings fund. I for one cant live in Nigeria for any amount of money.

tensazangetsu20:
Honestly nothing. Its worst in tech. Everyone is learning and studying to japa .Paying people more money just goes to japa savings fund. I for one cant live in Nigeria for any amount of money.

It's also worse in the Banking and health sector. I fear for the future of this country.

When you have companies paying peanuts and giving poor working conditions, what do you expect.

the industries here are not paying enough everyone is after his/her daily bread I can't build a country If I am hungry

Ajibade123:
the industries here are not paying enough
everyone is after his/her daily bread
I can't build a country If I am hungry

Na true

Hannania:
When you have companies paying peanuts and giving poor working conditions, what do you expect.

bro please I sent you a pm. Kindly reply. I'd love to get IT related information from you

ecolime:
Dear Professionals!

Those of us in white collar jobs will agree that the JAPA Mode has been fully activated everywhere.

Since the UK threw its borders open via the 2 years post study (Masters degree) visa, there has been series of resignations here and there in different sectors.

I am sure by now, almost everyone knows someone that has left for the UK or already planning to leave.

The country is presently in a mess and this option seem to be easier than the Canadian PR route.

You replace someone that resigned for the UK today with a trainee. The trainee saves little money and also JAPA after 4 months

This leads to massive brain drain, continuous and huge cost of recruitments, poor knowledge transfer and the future of Nigeria is seriously at stake.

In no time, companies will start folding up because staff turnover of its brightest youth is high.

We can't depend on government because they've failed over and over again. What can captains of industries do to stem the tide?

their eyes go soon clear after the 2 years post work visa .

SeunWedsLinda:
bro please I sent you a pm. Kindly reply. I'd love to get IT related information from you

Aiit

Munamoqel:
their eyes go soon clear after the 2 years post work visa .

Tell us something we dunno o. Im interested in this knowledge.

Munamoqel:
their eyes go soon clear after the 2 years post work visa .

Tell us something we dunno o. Im interested in this knowledge