Impacts

Campus Drug Abuse and Mental Health
The Piquant Health Foundation, under the leadership of Olayinka Peter Esanju, addresses the urgent crisis of substance abuse and its impact on mental health among Nigerian university students. In collaboration with the Drug-Free Club Society, OAU Chapter, the foundation organized a successful program at Lead City University on April 12, 2024. Over 200 students attended, hearing from expert speakers, including Founder Kalu Agada, who presented data on rising substance misuse and its detrimental effects. The initiative emphasized prevention and peer advocacy, empowering students to combat this public health issue. The foundation calls for community support to further its mission in promoting mental health awareness.

Piquant Health Foundation Addresses Bullying at FISU Program, Osun State
The Piquant Health Foundation, in collaboration with the Federation of Ido Osun Students Union, organized an anti-bullying awareness program in Osun State, reaching over 350 participants. The event highlighted the negative impact of bullying on mental health and emphasized the collective responsibility of students, parents, and educators in prevention. Key takeaways included the importance of kindness and proactive vigilance to foster a safe educational environment.

Empowering Conversations on Mental Health: Highlights from Piquant Health Foundation's Twitter Space Event
On August 10, 2025, the Piquant Health Foundation hosted a Twitter Space to raise mental health awareness, featuring keynote speaker Mr. Sunday Eludodun and engaging over 40 participants in a dialogue on resilience and support.

Tackling the Impact of Drug Abuse on Mental Health of Nigerian
Students
On April 26, 2024, the Piquant Health Foundation held a Twitter Space to discuss drug abuse and mental health among Nigerian students, featuring expert speakers and engaging discussions.

Piquant Health Foundation Hosts Groundbreaking Campus Mental Health Conference at OAU
On November 30, 2024, the Piquant Health Foundation held a Campus Mental Health Conference at Obafemi Awolowo University, focusing on suicide awareness and prevention with over 300 attendees.