About Us
My Motivation

I have always had a special affection towards humans. I always wanted to listen to people rant to me because I often provide solutions. My father thought us to be kind likewise, my mother. I had also discovered my purpose earlier in life, it is to help people rediscover themselves in any way humanly possible!
I grew up in a local place where most people just wanted to live. We picked a date to celebrate Christmas, we shared our foods, I went to the farm, my parent shared bunch of plantain to our neighbors, we gave to the church too, I went to church, I sang in school, I played hide and seek, I was very young and I didn’t know there was more to life.
My father passed on when I was just about to resume university and that was when it dawned on me what life meant. I was very depressed for the first time in my life. How could the only father I have be dead? I ask myself this question till date but I guess one has to learn to live with some events in life. I lost a lot of weight, I had no one to talk to that could comprehend how I felt at the time. I needed to let a lot out but I couldn’t.
I had too many unanswered questions, how would we survive? Who is next to die? How would I go to school? Who will sleep by my side?Who would pay my fees, how would I make my mum happy?
I lived with my step brother abroad for almost a year, He saw life in a totally different angle, those were the longest period of my life, my life seemed like it was upside down, I was most times agitated and tensed, even by his car honk, I couldn’t attend my dads burial, I wasn’t put into school as promised, He said few hurtful things to me, I processed these all alone with a lot more. I kept all these to myself just because I didn’t want anyone to get hurt nor be a reason for chaos in the family. Those were the saddest moments of my life till date and this was when I knew, no one ever wants to feel this way nor deserves to feel this way. Everyone plays a certain role in our lives at one point in time. I have forgiven him a long time ago.
Years went by, I now understand how depression works, how life works, how people have a lot to deal with even more than I do, how they have a lot to let out.
Then another one close to me happened, this time it almost took a life, I was home with my ex boyfriend when my phone rang. I initially didn’t want to get the call but I checked my phone and saw a message “I love you Deola, i’m so sorry but I am tired of everything 🤍🤍🤍”.
My cousin was about to take her own life, it was so close! I understood why but it wasn’t enough. Then I came to a realization that not everyone has the capability to deal with situations like I do, so I knew that I needed to be a good listener to humanity in a more pronounced way.
When anyone wants to talk to me, all I want to tell them is, it’s okay to talk to me and I love you. I knew those words were soothing hence, I birthed THE OKAY2TALK INITIATIVE.
My Motivation
I have always had a special affection towards humans. I always wanted to listen to people rant to me because I often provide solutions. My father taught us to be kind likewise, my mother. I had also discovered my purpose earlier in life, it is to help people rediscover themselves in any way humanly possible!
I grew up in a local place where most people just wanted to live. We picked a date to celebrate Christmas, we

shared our foods, I went to the farm, my parent shared bunch of plantain to our neighbors, we gave to the church too, I went to church, I sang in school, I played hide and seek, I was very young and I didn’t know there was more to life.
My father passed on when I was just about to resume university and that was when it dawned on me what life meant. I was very depressed for the first time in my life. How could the only father I have be dead? I ask myself this question till date but I guess one has to learn to live with some events in life. I lost a lot of weight, I had no one to talk to that could comprehend how I felt at the time. I needed to let a lot out but I couldn’t.
I had too many unanswered questions, how would we survive? Who is next to die? How would I go to school? Who will sleep by my side?Who would pay my fees, how would I make my mum happy?
I lived with my step brother abroad for almost a year, He saw life in a totally different angle, those were the longest period of my life, my life seemed like it was upside down, I was most times agitated and tensed, even by his car honk, I couldn’t attend my dads burial, I wasn’t put into school as promised, He said few hurtful things to me, I processed these all alone with a lot more. I kept all these to myself just because I didn’t want anyone to get hurt nor be a reason for chaos in the family. Those were the saddest moments of my life till date and this was when I knew, no one ever wants to feel this way nor deserves to feel this way. Everyone plays a certain role in our lives at one point in time. I have forgiven him a long time ago.
Years went by, I now understand how depression works, how life works, how people have a lot to deal with even more than I do, how they have a lot to let out. Then I came to a realization that not everyone has the capability to deal with situations like I do, so I knew that I needed to be a good listener to humanity in a more pronounced way.
When anyone wants to talk to me, all I want to tell them is, it’s okay to talk to me and I love you. I knew those words were soothing hence, I birthed THE OKAY2TALK INITIATIVE.
My Motivation
I have always had a special affection towards humans. I always wanted to listen to people rant to me because I often provide solutions. My father taught us to be kind likewise, my mother. I had also discovered my purpose earlier in life, it is to help people rediscover themselves in any way humanly possible!

I grew up in a local place where most people just wanted to live. We picked a date to celebrate Christmas, we shared our foods, I went to the farm, my parent shared bunch of plantain to our neighbors, we gave to the church too, I went to church, I sang in school, I played hide and seek, I was very young and I didn’t know there was more to life.
My father passed on when I was just about to resume university and that was when it dawned on me what life meant. I was very depressed for the first time in my life. How could the only father I have be dead? I ask myself this question till date but I guess one has to learn to live with some events in life. I lost a lot of weight, I had no one to talk to that could comprehend how I felt at the time. I needed to let a lot out but I couldn’t.
I had too many unanswered questions, how would we survive? Who is next to die? How would I go to school? Who will sleep by my side?Who would pay my fees, how would I make my mum happy?
I lived with my step brother abroad for almost a year, He saw life in a totally different angle, those were the longest period of my life, my life seemed like it was upside down, I was most times agitated and tensed, even by his car honk, I couldn’t attend my dads burial, I wasn’t put into school as promised, He said few hurtful things to me, I processed these all alone with a lot more. I kept all these to myself just because I didn’t want anyone to get hurt nor be a reason for chaos in the family. Those were the saddest moments of my life till date and this was when I knew, no one ever wants to feel this way nor deserves to feel this way. Everyone plays a certain role in our lives at one point in time. I have forgiven him a long time ago.
Years went by, I now understand how depression works, how life works, how people have a lot to deal with even more than I do, how they have a lot to let out. Then I came to a realization that not everyone has the capability to deal with situations like I do, so I knew that I needed to be a good listener to humanity in a more pronounced way.
When anyone wants to talk to me, all I want to tell them is, it’s okay to talk to me and I love you. I knew those words were soothing hence, I birthed THE OKAY2TALK INITIATIVE.

Our Why!
Our Core Values at
TheOkay2Talk Initiative
At TheOkay2Talk Initiative, we believe in more than just open conversations about mental health. We believe in a world where vulnerability is not weakness, but strength. Where sharing your struggles is met with compassion, not stigma. Where seeking help is seen as a proactive step towards a healthier, happier you.
- Normalization
- Inclusivity
- Empowerment
- Collaboration
- Action
Our Why!
Our Core Values at
TheOkay2Talk Initiative

At TheOkay2Talk Initiative, we believe in more than just open conversations about mental health. We believe in a world where vulnerability is not weakness, but strength. Where sharing your struggles is met with compassion, not stigma. Where seeking help is seen as a proactive step towards a healthier, happier you.
- Normalization
- Inclusivity
- Empowerment
- Collaboration
- Action
Our Vision
By 2030, We are anticipating an inclusive environment, where people of different race can share their experiences and live happily ever.
Our Mission
Our mission is to get as many people as possible to speak so they can live.

Our Vision
By 2030, We are anticipating an inclusive environment, where people of different race can share their experiences and live happily ever.
Our Mission
Our mission is to get as many people as possible to speak so they can live.

The Process
How Does It Work?
How Does It Work?
What is TheOkay2Talk Initiative about?
TheOkay2Talk Initiative is a mental health advocacy program dedicated to fostering open conversations about mental wellness. We aim to break the stigma surrounding mental health by providing resources, support, and a safe platform for individuals to share their stories and seek help.
Who can benefit from TheOkay2Talk Initiative?
Our initiative is for everyone! Whether you’re experiencing mental health challenges, seeking resources for a loved one, or simply want to learn more about mental wellness, TheOkay2Talk is here for you. We welcome individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and experiences.
Is TheOkay2Talk Initiative a substitute for professional therapy or counseling?
No, TheOkay2Talk Initiative is not a replacement for professional therapy or counseling. While we provide valuable resources, support, and a platform for sharing experiences, we encourage individuals facing mental health challenges to seek professional help from licensed therapists or counselors for personalized guidance and treatment.
How does TheOkay2Talk protect the privacy of individuals sharing their stories?
We take privacy seriously and prioritize the confidentiality of all individuals who share their stories with us. We respect your privacy preferences and ensure that any personal information shared with TheOkay2Talk is handled with the utmost confidentiality and sensitivity.
How can I contact TheOkay2Talk Initiative for further inquiries or support?
You can reach out to us via email at info@theokay2talk.com or through the contact form on our website. We’re here to answer any additional questions you may have or provide support as needed.