Tiamiyu Damilare, a Nigerian YouTube influencer, recently made a statement during an interview with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) in which he claimed that Nigerians who aspire to study in the United Kingdom (UK) consider it as an opportunity to escape from Nigeria. This interview sparked mixed reactions, with speculations that Damilare’s statement played...
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