Former Anambra Governor Raises Alarm Over Nigeria's Deepening Mental Health Crisis
Former Anambra State Governor, Obi, expressed concern over the worsening mental health situation in Nigeria, attributing it to poverty, unemployment, and societal challenges. He emphasized the need for government intervention to address these issues, citing a lack of mental health professionals and infrastructure.
The World Health Organization's report estimating 40 million Nigerians living with mental health conditions underscores the urgent need for investment in mental health services to prevent further deterioration.
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