Sound Familiar?
The Sickness Cycle Every Hard-Working Nigerian Knows Too Well
It always starts small. A scratchy throat on Monday. A heavy head by Wednesday. That tiredness in your bones that sleep doesn't fix — the kind you carry into every meeting, every go-slow, every evening you're too drained to play with your children.
So you do what responsible people do. You manage it. You stop at the pharmacy. You buy the "strong" drugs. You push through work. And it works — for about two weeks.
Then it comes back. This time with fever. With body pain. With a hospital bill, and three days in bed while life — and money — move on without you.
You recover. You return to the grind. And the cycle begins again.
If that story sounds like yours — or like someone you love — please keep reading. This page exists because of that cycle.
