THE MIGRATION OF SKILLED WORKERS TO EUROPE, ITS IMPACT ON THE SOCIO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA. USING BENIN CITY AS A CASE STUDY
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The broad objective of the study is to examine the migration of skilled workers to Europe and its impact on the socio economic development of Nigeria. The study was through structured interview in Benin City in Edo State.All of the respondents who were questioned stated that high unemployment, high crime rates, poverty, and insecurity are the main causes of migration to Europe. These are the main causes of the migration of people to Europe. People can migrate toEurope in search of a more secure life due to the country's pervasive insecurity. Insecurity is one of the social ills that puts human life in danger, instills fear in the world around it, and limits its freedom of movement. Feeling uncomfortable or uneasy, or experiencing a vulnerable and self- doubting mental state, are definitions of insecurity. Human resources are a vital and essential part of health systems, and they can have an impact on the quantity and caliber of healthcare services provided. Healthcare worker migration may have an effect on the countries of origin and destination. Respondents point out that for policymakers to maintain and advance development
in Nigeria, they require qualified workers. The increased recognition of the developmental effects of human migration and the need to incorporate migration into other sectoral policies has resulted in an increasing demand for new types of evidence. Anything can trigger it, such as traumatic experiences, abusive circumstances, early life events, and personal phobias.People
from Nigeria move to Europe in search of better medical care. Therefore, the study recommends that Nigeria government should improve the health sector and the condition of service so that health workers will not migrate to Europe. The study also recommends that the government of Nigeria should improve on the security so that citizen of Nigeria will not migrate to Europe.
in Nigeria, they require qualified workers. The increased recognition of the developmental effects of human migration and the need to incorporate migration into other sectoral policies has resulted in an increasing demand for new types of evidence. Anything can trigger it, such as traumatic experiences, abusive circumstances, early life events, and personal phobias.People
from Nigeria move to Europe in search of better medical care. Therefore, the study recommends that Nigeria government should improve the health sector and the condition of service so that health workers will not migrate to Europe. The study also recommends that the government of Nigeria should improve on the security so that citizen of Nigeria will not migrate to Europe.
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