Lady Living in Lagos Mainland and Has Office in Island Wakes Up At 4am Daily to Get to Work on Time

• A Nigerian lady says her office in Lagos is located on the Island, and she has to go there daily to hustle
• However, she lives in Lagos Mainland, meaning it is a considerable distance given the traffic situation in the city
• To get to work on time, the lady said she has to wake up around 4am so as to beat the traffic

A lady living and working in Lagos has shared her experience trying to navigate the traffic situation in the populous city.

According to her, her place of work is located at Lagos Island and she has to transit there daily on weekdays.

According to Nirvana, she lives in Lagos Mainland and has to wake up very early to start her day.

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Transiting between Lagos Mainland and the Island could be a challenge due to the traffic, but the lady says she wakes up by 4 am.

Many people reacted to her TikTok post, acknowledging the traffic, but some said they usually wake up much later and still make it to the Island on time.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as lady shares when she wakes up in Lagos

@Olasubomi said:

"I wake up by 7:30 am and still get to Lekki before 10am."

@Office girl’s life matters said:

"I stay at oke-aro and I work at CMS."

@prettyadesua said:

"Not a good life. I don’t recommend. I’m tired!"

@jaspress7 asked:

"Do you people sleep at all . 4.00am bawo, na that time sleep dey sweet oh."

@TheBusyBrain reacted:

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"I had to resign and ventured into something else... It's killing."

@Tech Redefined said:

"Omo this Lagos work is not for me. I had to fight for Work from Home for several months before they approved it."

Lady gets sacked from her job

In a related story, a Nigerian lady who got a job with a real estate company was relieved of her appointment after a disagreement.

The lady shared her story on TikTok, saying for all the jobs she did at the company, she was placed on a monthly salary of N70,000.

Jimmy Julia said trouble started when she was asked to come to work on a Saturday, and she refused.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng