As Nigerians yesterday joins in the commemoration of the 2023 World Mental Health Day with the theme ‘Mental health is a universal human right”.

The First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu CoN, has urge each and everyone of us to pay more attention to our mental wellbeing as well as others.

She said that challenges of our times have tested our resilience especially social media and societal pressure which has left many faced with emotional and psychological burdens that has taken its toll on their mental wellbeing.

She advised that it’s crucial that we recognize the significance of mental health and take collective action to support those who are affected in one way or the other.

Striving for a more promising nation, she urges Nigerians to prioritize engaging our youth in candid conversations that will enhance their mental health, help them manage their emotions and expectations better, while promoting healthy relationships and ultimately improve their productivity.

She noted that we all have a role to play in this global scourge, asking us to Foster a culture of understanding and empathy, breaking the stigma surrounding mental health issues.

Senator Oluremi, called on  traditional rulers, religious leaders, NGO and all well meaning Nigerians to join the Government in showing concern and support for those seeking help.

“Together, we can create a society where mental wellness is a priority, and every individual feels valued and contributors to societal growth” she said.

“Together, we can build a healthier, more compassionate nation for all,’ she added.