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Nigeria's medical schools are seeing a significant increase in female students, with one university reporting nearly 68% female enrollment. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Akeem Lasisi attributes this to the decline of cultural barriers against girl-child education and women's natural inclination towards caregiving, signaling a positive evolution towards gender equality in specialized professions.
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