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By Michael Olukayode   A blistering, but humane reckoning with Nigeria’s contradictions:   The Atrocities of Hope   strips away comforting narratives to reveal how hope itself can be weaponised, distorted, and betrayed in a nation built on promise and punctured by failure.  The Atrocities of Hope  is a clarion call: it refuses to sentimentalise resilience and refuses to  accept hope as an unalloyed good. Instead, it demands that we examine who profits from  hope, who is asked

NPUK member Dr Mosun Fapohunda did something quietly extraordinary this Easter. A pioneer of RESPITE: Mental Well-Being, Education and Support Initiative, a Nigerian NGO founded in 2022 to support individuals living with mental illness and long-term health conditions, Mosun led a visit to inpatients at the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital Aro in Abeokuta, Nigeria. In a country where majority of people living with mental illness struggle to access care, and where stigma so of