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Workplace Mental Health Must Be Prioritised – Remi Tinubu

by Jonathan Nda-Isaiah
10 months ago
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Mental Health
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First Lady, Remi Tinubu, has called for greater emphasis on mental health in the workplace, urging both employers and employees to take the issue seriously.

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In a statement to mark World Mental Health Day, the First Lady highlighted the need for early intervention and support systems to address mental health challenges, particularly those linked to work-related stress.

“This year’s theme, ‘It’s Time to Prioritize Mental Health in the Workplace,’ is timely,” Tinubu remarked.

She noted that many workers are dissatisfied for various reasons, which could negatively impact their mental well-being.

She stressed the importance of open communication, saying, “Bottling up emotions is often the beginning of mental health challenges. If people felt free from the fear of stigmatization, they would speak more openly about their struggles, leading to early diagnosis and better recovery outcomes.”

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The First Lady also emphasized that with love and support, mental health issues can be significantly reduced both in and out of the workplace.

She encouraged everyone to take responsibility in fostering a supportive environment, urging individuals to seek medical help and counseling at the earliest signs of mental health concerns.

“As a society, we must all commit to improving mental health awareness,” she said. “Be your brother’s keeper, for a safer, healthier workplace and community.”

 


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