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WHO: Nearly 1 Billion People Living With Mental Health Conditions Worldwide

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GENEVA (AP) — Nearly one billion people around the world are living with a mental health condition, the World Health Organization said Saturday, warning that many still lack access to treatment and support.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The U.N. health agency said depression and anxiety are among the most common disorders. It added that the COVID-19 pandemic and global conflicts have made mental health challenges worse.

WHO officials said about one in eight people now face some form of mental illness. Despite the rising need, funding for mental health services remains low in many countries.

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“Every person, in every community, deserves the right to mental health care,” said WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus. “This is not a luxury. It is essential for well-being and development.”

The organization urged governments to expand services, train more mental health workers and reduce stigma.

Experts say untreated conditions often lead to poverty, unemployment and poor physical health. The WHO stressed that investment in mental health care can also boost economic growth and improve education outcomes.

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The agency called for stronger global action ahead of World Mental Health Day next month, saying the issue affects families, workplaces and entire societies.

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Black Market Dollar To Naira Rate Hits New High – See Today’s Rates March 1, 2025

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Black Market Dollar To Naira Rate Hits New High – See Today’s Rates March 1, 2025Looking for the latest Dollar to Naira exchange rate at the black market (parallel market)? Check out the rates for March 1, 2025, below.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

As of Friday, February 28, 2025, Bureau De Change (BDC) sources confirm the following exchange rates at the Lagos Parallel Market:

  • Buying Rate: ₦1,495 per $1
  • Selling Rate: ₦1,505 per $1
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has set the official exchange rates as follows:

  • Highest Rate: ₦1,504 per $1
  • Lowest Rate: ₦1,490 per $1

⚠️ Note: The CBN does not recognize black market transactions and advises individuals to conduct foreign exchange transactions through official banking channels.

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Important: Exchange rates fluctuate and may vary from what is listed in this report. Always confirm from your forex dealer before making any transactions.

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