Federal University of Lafia 40th Inaugural Lecture: Mental Health Focus
Summary
FULafia invites the public to its 40th Inaugural Lecture on mental health by Prof. Charity Justin Takyun. The lecture titled "Navigating Life Challenges" will be held on January 21, 2026, at 2:00 PM with virtual attendance available.
Federal University of Lafia 40th Inaugural Lecture: Mental Health Focus
The Federal University of Lafia (FULafia) is set to host its 40th Inaugural Lecture, focusing on the critical topic of mental health and wellness in Nigerian society.
Lecture Details
Topic: "Navigating Life Challenges: Understanding and Addressing Mental Illness"
Lecturer: Prof. Charity Justin Takyun, Professor of Medicine and Health Psychology from the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences
Chair: Prof. Shehu Abdul Rahman, Vice-Chancellor of Federal University of Lafia
Event Information
- Date: Wednesday, January 21, 2026
- Time: 2:00 PM
- Venue: MIS Multipurpose Hall, Permanent Site Campus, Federal University of Lafia
- Virtual Attendance: Available via Google Meet
About the Lecture
This inaugural lecture represents the Federal University of Lafia's dedication to fostering intellectual discussion and addressing critical mental health and societal concerns. Prof. Takyun will explore strategies for understanding and addressing mental illness, providing insights into navigating life's challenges through a psychological and medical perspective.
Who Should Attend
The lecture is open to:
- The general public
- Students and faculty members
- Healthcare professionals
- Mental health advocates
- All stakeholders interested in mental wellness
How to Participate
Attendees can join either:
- In-person: At the MIS Multipurpose Hall, Permanent Site Campus
- Virtual: Via Google Meet (details to be shared closer to the event)
Contact Information
For inquiries about the inaugural lecture, contact the Chairman of the Inaugural Lecture Committee at 08031118603.
This event highlights FULafia's commitment to academic excellence and addressing pressing societal issues through research and public discourse. Mental health remains a critical concern in Nigeria, and this lecture promises to provide valuable insights for both professionals and the general public.