Faith Group to Host Constructive Summit on JAPA Syndrome

 

In a proactive effort to address Nigeria’s migration crisis, often referred to as the JAPA syndrome, a faith-based organization is taking the initiative to foster informed conversations.

The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Fountain of Life Sanctuary, is excited to announce a one-day summit titled “Exploring All Dimensions of the JAPA Syndrome in Nigeria.”

At a recent press conference at the church in Ikeja, Lagos, the convener, Pastor Noruwa Edokpolo, shared details about the summit, scheduled for May 31st. The event will feature a thoughtful lineup of keynote speeches, expert panels, and faith-based reflections that explore the emotional and structural realities of migration.

Recognizing the need for accurate information for prospective migrants, Pastor Edokpolo emphasized the importance of bringing together professionals from various fields to provide a well-rounded understanding of the potential benefits and challenges of migrating.

The goal of this summit is to encourage constructive dialogue and offer guidance to individuals facing the important decision of whether to stay, leave, or return.

Attendance is free, and participants are encouraged to register online to ensure their place at this impactful event. Together, we can navigate these crucial discussions and empower one another.

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