There is a lot that the global pandemic reminded us of about our lives, community and the fragility of society’s fabric as we have come to know it, yet nothing more so than the importance of this very fabric to our mental health and its pivotal role to our overall well-being. The 10th to 16th... Read More

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October 30, 2020

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I have a few questions too | The Daily Vulnerable

by Damola Morenikeji A few questions worth thinking about. What do I hold to be true but have never questioned the underlying assumptions about it? What will not cease to be true in the next decade or century, and why do I think so? What blind spot am I oblivious to, based on my experiences... Read More

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October 23, 2020

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I hope you read this today | The Daily Vulnerable

by Damola Morenikeji The happenings in my home country some days ago left me numb for several hours. Though it is difficult, I have learnt to find peace and beauty from a place of introspection. It’s in moments like these that I turn into my journal for things I want to remember. I found one... Read More

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October 21, 2020

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What do you want in a retreat? | The Daily Vulnerable

Feedback needed Chude Jideonwo and Damola Morenikeji Our team at Joy, Inc. is concluding plans for The Joy Retreat later this year, and we will want to know what exactly you’ll want in a retreat. Why not tell us using this link? We are planning Retreat, as a 3-day and 2-nights residential experience that helps in cutting through the... Read More

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February 19, 2019

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Timi Dakolo, Iyin Aboyeji, Adaora Mbelu, Bolanle Olukanni, others turn up for official opening of The Joy Hub

Timi Dakolo, Iyin Aboyeji, Adebola Williams, Adaora Mbelu, and Bolanle Olukanni were among the personalities present yesterday in Surulere, Lagos at the launch of the pilot location of The Joy Hub. Initiated by Joy, Inc. in partnership with Mentally Aware Nigeria and Olamma Cares, the hub is a non-clinical, non-judgmental, non-discriminatory emotional and mental health... Read More

60 million Nigerians are at risk of depression – NOIPolls/Joy, Inc. National Report reveals

60 million Nigerians have been estimated to be at risk of suffering from depression according to a groundbreaking national report on depression. The Nigeria National Depression report, produced by Joy, Inc., the benefit corporation building happier and flourishing Africans, in partnership with NOIPolls, the number one for country specific public opinion polling and research... Read More

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Timi Dakolo, Iyin Aboyeji, Adaora Mbelu, Bolanle Olukanni, others turn up for official opening of The Joy Hub

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