Health and wellness experts have called on staff of the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) to take proactive steps in prioritizing selfcare, mental health, and nutrition for improved overall wellbeing. This call was made during a one-day training program hosted at the Bureau’s Ultra-Modern Auditorium in Abuja. The event, themed “Selfcare as a Foundation for

About 20 to 30 per cent Nigerians suffer from mental disorders, an expert, Dr Olajumoke Koyejo has said. She said findings from a national mental health survey by Federal Ministry of Health with World Health Organisation provided the estimate. She spoke at a one-day health awareness organised for officials of Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau in Abuja. The event: “Self-Care

D’Bio Wellness and Selfcare, in partnership with Lusong QSE Ltd, conducted a health awareness programme for staff of the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) at its ultra-modern auditorium in Abuja. The one-day training, held over the weekend and themed “Self-Care as a Foundation for Health and Wellness”, aimed to promote physical and mental well-being among

Leading stakeholders in the health sector and key players in the food and beverage industry have said for Nigerians to enjoy physical, emotional, and mental well-being, they must embrace self-care and wellness as a way of life. They noted that it had become crucial with the rising cases of non-communicable diseases for people to take