Japan lost 77,000 people to loneliness last year—what can Nigeria learn?

Lone Wolf from Aba

5 months ago

This video from Al Jazeera breaks down Japan's growing loneliness crisis where nearly 77,000 people died alone in 2025. It explores how isolation is becoming a public health emergency in one of the world's most advanced countries. For Nigerians, it's a sobering look at how community ties can weaken as society changes, and what we can do to prevent similar trends here.