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Nigerian Coach Using Swimming to Raise Mental Health Awareness | VOA Africa

By rokurApril 3, 2024Updated:April 3, 2024No Comments1 Min Read

Nigerian swimmer Samuel Akinrodoye has tried to raise awareness of mental health issues in Africa’s most populous nation, swimming nearly 12 km — the length of the longest bridge in Lagos where many people have jumped to their deaths. Alice Rizzo of Reuters has more details.

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