According to the novel, why do most Nigerians prefer relocating to the UK?

According to the novel, most Nigerians prefer relocating to the United Kingdom because of the free education and healthcare available for their children. The UK provides free primary and secondary education through the state school system, and the National Health Service (NHS) offers free healthcare, including mandatory checkups for children. These social provisions are a major draw for Nigerian families seeking a better quality of life for their children.

The novel presents this as a key motivating factor in the "japa" phenomenon, where characters weigh the tangible benefits of the UK's welfare system against what is available in Nigeria. The prospect of free schooling and medical care significantly reduces the financial burden of raising children, making the UK especially attractive to families.

The other options are not what the novel highlights as the primary reason. Better climate conditions do not apply, as the UK climate is not typically considered an attraction for Nigerians. The visa process to the UK is not described as easy. While job opportunities exist, the novel specifically emphasises the education and healthcare benefits for children as the main pull factor.