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Author: OLUSEYI ELIZABETH ODUDIMU

Celebrating Tolani: A Beacon of Hope for African Parents of Children with Autism

As the Stop Mental Illness Foundation seeks to highlight individuals who embody strength, resilience, and compassion in the face of adversity, we are thrilled to introduce Tolani, our Woman Crush for this week. Tolani is an extraordinary African woman whose unwavering dedication and nurturing spirit have made her a shining example for all parents of […]

Swimming for Mental Health: A Hero’s Effort to Raise Awareness on the Third Mainland Bridge

The Tragic Ripple Effects: A Mother’s Suicide and the Importance of Kindness SUICIDAL PREVENTION Understanding Suicide: Causes, Prevention, and Support  In a remarkable display of dedication and courage, a man recently swam for an hour and a half in the waters beneath the Third Mainland Bridge, not for personal glory, but to shine a light […]

Celebrating the Memorial of Jesus’ Sacrifice for Mankind: A Message of Hope for Mental Wellness Dear Stop Mental Illness Foundation Community

As we gather to commemorate the memorial of Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice for mankind, let us pause and reflect on the profound message of hope and renewal that this occasion brings to our lives. In times of struggle and uncertainty, it is essential to remember that when God has plans for you, what is meant for […]

Nourishing Narratives: Exploring the Link Between Traditional Nigerian Diets and Mental Health

 As we embrace March as Global Nutrition Month, the Stop Mental Illness Foundation is excited to launch our “Nourishing Narratives” campaign, highlighting the profound connection between traditional Nigerian diets, mental health, and overall well-being. Through personal stories and cultural insights, we aim to shed light on the role of nutrition in promoting mental wellness within […]

Raising Awareness and Understanding: Celebrating World Bipolar Day in Nigeria

World Bipolar Day is a significant occasion that brings attention to bipolar disorder, a mental health condition that affects millions of people worldwide. In Nigeria, where mental health awareness and resources are still developing, it is crucial to shine a light on this often misunderstood disorder. The Stop Mental Illness Foundation is proud to join […]

Celebrating African Heritage, Health, and Teen Dating Violence Awareness: Promoting Mental Wellness in Nigeria and Across Africa

February 2024 February marks a significant time of reflection and awareness, as we celebrate African Heritage and Health Month alongside Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. In the rich tapestry of African culture and society, mental health plays a crucial role in shaping individual well-being and community resilience. It is imperative that we address mental health […]

 Empowering Women: Prioritizing Mental Health Across Every Stage of Life; Happy International Women’s Day!

In honor of International Women’s Day, the Stop Mental Illness Foundation celebrates the strength, resilience, and achievements of women worldwide. As we commemorate this day, it is crucial to recognize the importance of prioritizing mental health at every stage of a woman’s development. Women play diverse roles in society as caregivers, professionals, mothers, and leaders, […]

Reflections from the Burial Ground: A Call for Mental Wellness and Compassion and Condolences to Sisi Quadri’s and Mr. Ibu’s Loved Ones

Every day, as I step out of my house, I am confronted by the sight of a burial ground nearby. The solemn reminder of mortality prompts a series of introspective questions that echo in my mind: Am I living a life that aligns with my purpose? Am I making meaningful contributions to the lives of […]