"I believe everyone has the right to seek career development and pursue happiness, but I also know leaving the country won’t solve the problems in the healthcare system. I’m not too worried, though; those who have left will build capacity and many will return in later years to contribute positively to the Nigerian health system."
— Matilda Kerry

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