Japa Syndrome: Lecturers Perception on Modem Day Slavery and Achievement of Sustainable Development Goals in Lagos State, Nigeria.

This article examines the phenomenon of "Japa Syndrome," where Nigerian lecturers migrate in search of better opportunities, and its connection to modern-day slavery. It explores how economic hardship, poor working conditions, and systemic challenges push educators to seek opportunities abroad, often facing exploitation. The study also analyzes the implications for achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Lagos State, Nigeria, highlighting the need for policy interventions to retain skilled professionals and promote sustainable development.