Is "Japa" the solution to Nigeria's economic struggles?
"Japa," a Nigerian term meaning "to migrate," has become a prevailing term as more Nigerians embark on journeys to European countries in pursuit of better opportunities. In this week's Street Debate, we explore the driving forces behind this mass exodus. ----- #DWAfrica #the77percent #japa #nigeria ----- 77 percent of Africans are younger than 35. Africa's youth holds the key to shaping the continent’s future. On our platforms we share their stories, their dreams and their challenges. Are you part of the 77 percent? Join the debate here on YouTube, and on the following platforms: facebook.com/dw.africa instagram.com/dw_the77percent dw.com/77 dw.com/africa

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