Mental Health in Nigeria
In this episode we turn our attention to the challenges, triumphs, and stories that shape the mental well-being of Nigerians. Our guests are a panel of experts, mental health advocates, and individuals who have experienced the journey of mental health in Nigeria firsthand. We will explore the cultural, social, and economic factors that impact the mental health of Nigerians and share valuable insights on how to foster positive change.
We would discuss how communities and organizations across Nigeria are working to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and improve access to mental health services. From urban centers to remote villages, this episode sheds light on the diversity of experiences and efforts to promote mental well-being in Nigeria.
In Conversation: 
Bukola Adimula, Program Associate @CitizenCommons (Host)
Rasheedat Balogun: Creative Media Consultant, Filmmaker and a Mental Health Education Advocate. Founder of Talking Mental with Arrbee and the Creative director of Arrbeegraphy. She is currently the Media, Marketing and Communications Team Lead of the Mental Health Fellowship youth cohort 2023
Mercy Ajeh: Mercy Ajeh is an avid advocate of mental health in Nigeria. She currently serves as the communications officer for mental health for Youth initiative and is the founder of Esteem Empowerment Network.
