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Tackling Mental Health & Social Media Pressure Among Nigerian Gen Z
This project addresses the increasing concern of mental health challenges among Nigerian Gen Z, particularly in relation to the pressures created by social media usage. Our objective was to explore the root causes, assess current support gaps, and propose a digital, mobile-first mental health solution tailored to this demographic.
Investigate how social media contributes to anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem among Nigerian Gen Z. Analyze survey data to uncover patterns and insights on mental health awareness and coping strategies. Recommend a tech-driven solution that is accessible, stigma-free, and culturally relevant.
Data Collection: We created and distributed a survey targeted at Nigerian Gen Z respondents.
Data Cleaning & Analysis: Conducted in Excel and interpreted using charts and summary statistics.
Insight Extraction: Identified recurring pain points, trends in social media use, and willingness to adopt digital mental health tools.
Final Output: A slide presentation and this GitHub repo containing our full documentation.
We recommended a mobile-first mental health platform that:
Offers anonymous peer support.
Connects users with verified mental health professionals.
Incorporates gamified self-care activities and progress tracking.
Educates users through culturally relevant mental health content.
Microsoft Excel (Data Cleaning, EDA, and Charting).
Google Forms (Survey Collection).
Microsoft PowerPoint (Final Presentation).
This project was a collaborative effort by the following InternPulse 5 Fellows:
Favour Chinedu Nnadozie
Bukunmi Adeeko
Tosin Omoleye
Kazeem Bintu Adunni
Ubasom Josemaria Ibekwe-uche
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Download Mental Health App Report here (pdf file).