Who is responsible for caring for the vulnerable in Nigeria? When parents grow old, when someone develops a disability, or when illness changes a family's reality, who is expected to step in? The government, families, communities, or individuals themselves?

In this episode of Not Motivated Podcast, we explore the hidden realities of caregiving in Nigeria and ask whether care has quietly shifted from a public responsibility to a private struggle. Our guest shares practical insights from the caregiving sector while we examine the broader systems that shape how Nigeria cares for its elderly, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups.

In this conversation, we discuss: Who should be responsible for caring for the vulnerable in Nigeria? Are families now acting as the country's welfare system? Why caregiving has become an  ...