Explores irregular migration causes and effects in Nigeria, highlighting economic challenges and their impact.
This paper delves into the notion of irregular migration of Nigerians living in Nigeria to Europe. The literature studied revealed that there are push and pull factors that contribute to increased irregular migration. These factors are economic, such as the high unemployment rate in Nigeria, economic policies such as the foreign exchange bills and others that have plunged the nation into poverty, hunger, and insecurity, with an inflation rate of over 35%. These factors align with the theoretical
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