HEALTHPREMIUM TIMES NIGERIA
“It is well” is not a strategy: What Nigeria is refusing to confront about mental health, By Hauwa Ojeifo
The article discusses how psychological distress in Nigeria is deeply connected to economic uncertainty, insecurity, unemployment, family conflict, and daily survival pressures. It critiques the societal tendency to dismiss mental health struggles with the phrase 'it is well' rather than addressing root causes.
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