There comes a point in your 9–5 journey when you wake up tired, not because you didn’t sleep, but because you’re exhausted in a deeper way.Today, let’s talk about burnout.

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There are two alerts every Nigerian employee knows very well.One brings joy, and the other brings depression.Salary alert… and bills alert.Welcome to Life of a 9–5er .Let’s gist.”

Promotion day is supposed to be a good day.
Your work was noticed.
Your effort mattered.
Your responsibilities have increased.Welcome to Life of a 9–5er — Naija Edition.Let’s gist.”

At some point in your Nigerian 9–5 journey, you’ll hear this advice: ‘Go and report it to HR.’Today, let’s talk about why that advice sometimes does more harm than good.

If you work a 9–5 in Nigeria, there are things you hear that immediately tell you trouble is coming. One of them is: 'We are a family here'.

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