BRAIN DRAIN AND ITS IMPACT ON DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA, 1980-2000
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This study delves into the phenomenon of brain drain and its consequential effects on Nigeria's developmental trajectory from the 1980 to the 2000. The study examines the historical evolution, causal factors, and multifaceted impacts of brain drain on Nigeria' socioeconomic progress and human capital. The objectives of this research involve a comprehensive analysis encompassing historical contextualization, identification of brain drain waves, evaluation of economic and social impacts, examination of policy responses, and a comparative analysis to understand long-term implications. The research makes use both primary sources and secondary sources. The primary data which was gathered through oral interviews. Through historical research, data analysis, the findings of this research unveil the intricate layers of brain drain in Nigeria. It discerns the underlying causes, quantify the loss of skilled professionals, and scrutinize the repercussions on economic growth, healthcare, education, innovation, and overall societal advancement.
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