Over the past decade, the number of Nigerians enrolled in foreign universities has continued to rise across continents. Analysts link this trend to gaps in Nigeria’s education system, including underfunding, unstable academic calendars, and limited research facilities. Data from the National Universities Commission shows that Nigerian universities struggle with overcrowding and infrastructure deficits. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the cost of funding foreign education has also contributed to pressure on foreign exchange demand. Despite challenges posed by rising tuition fees and exchange rate fluctuations, demand for foreign education remains high.