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Timini Egbuson Says Money Does Not Always End Depression

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Popular Nollywood actor Timini Egbuson has shared his thoughts on the connection between money, happiness, and depression, stating that financial wealth does not always guarantee emotional wellbeing.

The actor made the statement while reacting to a viral post on X that claimed people suffering from depression simply needed money to overcome their struggles. The post suggested that having 20 million naira would instantly solve depression for many individuals.

Responding to the statement, Egbuson disagreed with the idea that money alone could cure emotional pain and mental health challenges. According to him, depression is not always connected to financial hardship, as wealthy individuals can also experience sadness, anxiety, and emotional distress.

His reaction quickly sparked conversations online, with many social media users sharing different opinions about the role money plays in mental health and happiness. Some people agreed with the actor, noting that issues such as grief, loneliness, anxiety, trauma, and the loss of loved ones cannot always be solved through financial success.

Others, however, argued that poverty and financial struggles remain major causes of depression for many Nigerians, especially amid rising living costs and economic hardship. They insisted that access to money would significantly reduce stress and improve the mental wellbeing of many people dealing with financial pressure.

The discussion has further highlighted the growing awareness around mental health and emotional wellbeing in Nigeria, particularly among young people navigating economic and personal challenges.

Egbuson’s comment has continued to generate reactions online, with fans praising him for encouraging a broader conversation about depression beyond material wealth and financial status.

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