“Their humanity will be taken away from them and they will end up in there and that’s why you have to inform your public, the people of Nigeria, the youth of Nigeria that things like that are still going on in Europe and Belgium”.
The council blamed the change in fee on the hike in the costs of conducting the examination, which has also triggered mixed reactions.
The increase in the number of healthcare workers migrating to the UK is attributed to its cheap and easy entry migration conditions as the country faces a shortage of healthcare workers due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“About 51 healthcare workers have left the hospital since the beginning of 2023 when the committee visited the hospital for an oversight function to assess the level of healthcare delivery in the facility on Tuesday.” He said.
Alausa said the exodus of licensed doctors and other health professionals to more developed countries would be discouraged by making the healthcare environment more attractive.
