South Sudanese Visitor Praises Nigeria as the Ultimate Cure for Depression
A recent video has been making waves online where a South Sudanese traveler attributes her recovery from depression to a visit to Nigeria. She passionately shared how her trip transformed her mental state, urging others facing similar struggles back home to consider taking the plunge and experiencing Nigeria for themselves.
“Guys, you’re not truly depressed—you just need to visit Nigeria. I thought I was trapped in depression, but as soon as I booked that flight, it vanished,” she exclaimed, her infectious joy unmistakable.
This heartfelt endorsement has sparked a lively conversation across Nigerian social media circles. Many Nigerians reacted with a mix of pride and surprise at the glowing testimony from a foreign visitor, highlighting the country’s vibrant culture and charm that often goes unappreciated locally.
One user, insanespotter, pointed out, “Folks from other African nations always have a blast in Nigeria; none of them ever call it boring. Yet, some Nigerians, perhaps caught in personal grudges, tend to belittle their own homeland.” Meanwhile, coachbenjamin_ wryly questioned, “You really mean the Nigeria I’m living in? No, thanks.”
Donpanacio offered a different take, noting, “It’s often non-Nigerians abroad who are Nigeria’s best ambassadors! People tend not to value what’s at home. Nigeria’s booming population and economy aren’t curses—they’re golden chances for the savvy.”
Her story serves as a reminder that sometimes, the best therapy might just be a change of scenery—Nigeria-style.
