President Buhari Laments Mass Nigerian Youth Migration To Europe

President Muhammadu Buhari has moved to stop the mass migration of Nigerian youth as he laments that the trend is ‘draining Africa’s talent pool’.

The president who spoke in Brussels, Belgium, at the 6th EU-AFRICA summit, is seeking partnership with European countries to stop the trend.

In the article published in Politico, an online/offline magazine which is the most influential publication for the EU/ in Brussels, President Buhari said despite its best efforts, Europe will not find a sustainable remedy to this problem by further reinforcing its Fortress Europe approach.

However, despite burgeoning possibility, irregular northward migration from my continent drains Africa’s talent pool, while provoking political cr!ses in the EU. Despite its best efforts, Europe will not find a sustainable remedy to this problem by further reinforcing its Fortress Europe approach.

Instead, more opportunities must be created for Africans at home, providing alternatives to the decision to take a life-thre#tening boat journey in order to seek them elsewhere. The relationship between the EU and Africa must be rebalanced to power job creation. Unfortunately, today’s arrangements do just the opposite.”

Posted: at 21-02-2022 02:56 PM (3 years ago) | Gistmaniac

What do you expect

Posted: at 21-02-2022 04:24 PM (3 years ago) | Gistmaniac

I won't blame them at all.

Posted: at 21-02-2022 04:43 PM (3 years ago) | Hero

He laments Nigerian youth migration but did not lament the terrorist groups he invited to Nigeria, that are killing, kidnapping, armed robbery and rapeing innocent Nigerians.

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