One of the healthiest habits you can build as a health worker in Nigeria is learning not to take things personally.
You’ll realize most people are at war with themselves, not you.
What people say or do is often a reflection of them, not you.
Cute, because 26 is actually getting bombarded with all these options, pathways, information & now you are like ohhhh I never ‘knew’ anything, just absorbed information to how DO something with the direction & intention now.
27, you will just stop caring & do it. All of the options, doors, & routes will collapse together.
You spend six years in uni due to Asuu strike.
Add an extra year for NYSC to serve a government that doesn't care.
Then spend another two years job hunting.
That’s almost a decade gone.
Now you finally get a job and they still say you don’t have enough experience.
The pay is average at best.
Four years after uni, you’re nowhere near #300k a month.
Yet you’re heavily taxed. Everything is expensive.
Buying a car feels like a 20-year savings plan.
And they want you to get married early
Exploring the world feels unrealistic.
Total chaos