Technology Why Quitting Your Job Might Be Your Best Decision Yet October 26, 2026 Bright Esagbodje Quitting your job can unlock unexpected growth, health benefits, and new opportunities—discover why this bold move may be the smartest career choice you make in 2026.
Health African Psychiatrists Call for Home‑grown Mental Health Research to End the Crisis October 23, 2026 Editorial Team Psychiatrists across Africa urge governments and universities to fund home‑grown mental health research, a vital step toward tackling the continent’s growing mental health crisis.
Politics When a Nation Sleeps Through Its Own Pain: the Induced Coma Explained October 15, 2026 Editorial Team The induced coma of national trauma shows how Nigerians and Africans numb outrage when change feels impossible, a survival tactic that now demands urgent reckoning.
Politics Akpabio’s Threat over Suicide Decriminalisation Bill Sparks Nationwide Outrage October 14, 2026 Editorial Team Akpabio’s warning that anyone attempting suicide must succeed or face jail has ignited fierce backlash, highlighting the controversy around the suicide decriminalisation bill.
Health Kaduna’s Bold Push to Mainstream Mental Health Gains National Spotlight October 13, 2026 Editorial Team Governor Uba Sani says Kaduna has mainstreamed mental health, marking a pivotal step for Nigeria’s wellness agenda in 2026.
News Grandfather Behind Pennsylvania Mass Shooting Leaves Community Reeling October 12, 2026 Bright Esagbodje The Pennsylvania mass shooting that claimed eight lives, including two children, has been linked to a grieving grandfather, raising urgent questions about mental health and gun safety.
Legal Canada Moves to Bar Euthanasia for Pure Mental Illness Cases October 8, 2026 Bright Esagbodje Canada's new legislation aims to prevent people whose sole condition is mental illness from accessing euthanasia, sparking debate across the globe.
Legal Child Psychiatrist’s Good Standing Enabled Patient Sex Abuse, Court Told October 5, 2026 Bright Esagbodje A court heard how a child psychiatrist's professional standing allowed him to sexually abuse young patients, raising urgent questions about oversight and accountability in mental health care.
Education From Shame to Seeking Justice After Assault: a Cornell Student’s Journey October 1, 2026 Bright Esagbodje A Cornell undergraduate known as Jane Doe moved from shame to seeking justice after assault at a 2024 fraternity party, offering a roadmap for survivors who want to come forward.
Technology The Silent Struggles of Nigerian Young Adults: Unveiling 2026 Realities September 29, 2026 Editorial Team In 2026, Nigerian young adults face silent mental‑health battles, financial pressure and social isolation – a reality that demands urgent attention.
