By Gwurld4026 
Citizenship and Identity: The Nigerian Dilemma
This statement from the Nigerian Federal Government (FG) seems to be a call for reflection on patriotism and national identity.
By referring to Nigerians who have a “syndrome”—possibly a reference to those who undervalue their own country and overly glorify foreign lands—the FG appears to emphasize that no matter how well one integrates abroad, there will always be certain limitations or societal perceptions tied to being a foreigner.
It’s likely a response to the increasing emigration of Nigerians (commonly referred to as japa culture) in search of greener pastures.
The FG might be urging Nigerians to focus on building the nation rather than abandoning it, although such statements often attract criticism, especially when citizens feel the government isn’t doing enough to improve living conditions.