Eniola Lasaki
The holidays are something many look forward to, especially 9-5ers. But whatever has a beginning has an end. Once the festivities are over, Nigerians react in several ways. This piece spotlights different ways Nigerians behave after the festive season holidays.
1. The ones angry that the holiday is over
If you tell these ones “Welcome back! ” you’re on your own. Because who told you they wanted to be back?
2. The Confused Ones:
I think I belong to this category because I’ll never understand how I went from dissecting chicken laps to “kindly find attached”
3. The hungry ones:
It was just two days, but you can tell that the only thing they missed about work was lya Ronke’s delicacies that’s sold behind the office
4. The slow ones:
My body is at work, but my soul is still trying to process. Don’t stress me and I won’t stress you, please
5. The ones already counting down to the next holiday:
Sorry, but are you referring to Easter? That’s going to take some months hunny.
6. The ones that weren’t even on holiday:
These set of people are not family with the word holiday or rest. They work as tho their village people constantly keeps tabs on them. Awon ti always guiding!
