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Tinubu Urges Nigerian Doctors Abroad to Return Home

Tinubu Urges Nigerian Doctors Abroad to Return Home

President Bola Tinubu has appealed to Nigerian doctors and other medical professionals living abroad to return home and support the country’s development. Speaking at the State House during a meeting with members of the Nigerian Diaspora Medical Associations, Tinubu said his own return to Nigeria after studying and working in the United States convinced him that there is “nowhere like home.” He urged the health workers to encourage their colleagues abroad to come back, promising that his administration would work to create better conditions for them to practise, raise their families and thrive. The President also restated his commitment to reducing poverty and improving living standards nationwide.

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J
julia

What changes would make returning home realistic for diaspora doctors who want to contribute to Nigeria's development?

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H
hala

Exactly. A welcoming system, fair support, and room to make impact would make the move feel less like a leap of faith.

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N
noah

The appeal recognises that Nigerian medical professionals abroad remain important to the country's health and development.

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I
isa

An appeal is welcome, but asking people to return may not be enough without conditions that support their work.

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Y
yemi

Government could pair the invitation with clear roles, transparent recruitment, and ways diaspora professionals can contribute even before relocating.

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