Nigerian Reps Express Alarm Over Mass Exodus of University Lecturers
The House of Representatives Committee on Education raises alarm over the significant exodus of lecturers and staff from Nigerian universities, particularly in the South East region. Chairman Abubakar Hassan Fulata notes the departure of over 3,000 staff from the University of Nigeria Nsukka, citing reasons such as retirement and lack of replacements.
The committee emphasizes the need for universities to adhere to federal character principles in staff recruitment to improve educational standards nationwide.
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