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The unique workshop and training for newsmen was held in Lagos, between November 30, 2023 to December 2, 2023. 

Millions of Nigerian children survived Boko Haram terror attacks which killed or displaced their parents and siblings but many of them continue to suffer from trauma many years after their experiences

A Hausa language family entertainment and lifestyle television channel and production studio, Arewa24 has launched its focus on Mental Health and Wellness Month.

Conclusively, in an application for the enforcement of mental health rights, it is a condition precedent that the enforcement of the mental health right should be the main claim and not an accessory claim. Where the main or principal claim is not the enforcement or securing the enforcement of a mental health right, the jurisdiction…

As a consequence, mental health experts said psychiatrist cases, mental health problems will surge in the country. Already, no fewer than...

Technology users have been reminded that in order to improve the way they live with it, there is ample need to discover one’s identity and realise that it is

Times are hard. The country’s economy is comatose. There is insecurity nationwide. Nigerians are still recovering from the damages done to their health and economy by COVID-19.

As the year 2022 unfolds, Nigerians from all walks of life have voiced their opinions on what should be done to rescue the nation from the myriad of challenges currently stunting its development...

Why mental health counseling is important By Thu May 13 2021 The Federal Government has linked the recent spike in rate of mental health challenges like depression, fear and anxiety among Nigerians to the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic. The Minister of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Affairs, Senator George Akume, said this on Wednesday in Abuja at the launch of a mental health helpline project called “The mind wheel project”, organised by the ministry and the Sunshine Series Organisati...

Advertisement The event was held on Tuesday in Abuja. George Akume, minister of special duties and intergovernmental affairs, while speaking at the event, said the initiative, mind wheel project, includes the provision of a toll-free line — 112. Akume said the initiative is focused mainly on providing support to persons with mental health challenges developed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Advertisement “This historic launch of the mind wheel toll-free line is a free call line aimed ...