Nigeria Should Have More Mental Institutions Than Correctional Facilities - Eugene Chuks

The comment advocating for marriage by age 22, based on the belief that it could lead to financial success, highlights a misunderstanding of relationships. It reduces marriage to a transactional arrangement rather than a partnership built on love and mutual respect.

The subsequent remark about needing more psychiatric hospitals than prisons in Nigeria can be seen as problematic. While mental health awareness is crucial, suggesting an increase in psychiatric facilities implies a higher prevalence of mental illness, which can perpetuate negative stereotypes about Nigerians. This kind of thinking can stigmatize mental health issues, leading to further discrimination and misunderstanding. Instead of focusing solely on the need for more institutions, discussions should emphasize promoting mental well-being and support systems that empower individuals to thrive in society.