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‘A Japa Tale’ Review: Too Contained For Its Own Good

by Osamudiamen Joe

In 2019, the number of Nigerian students in the United Kingdom was 1,586. By 2022, that number had skyrocketed to 51,648– a whopping 3,156.5 percent increase– and that figure shows no signs of slowing down. […]