Òyì nke e mepụtara

I used to assume I didn’t need to explain what I’d done at work. Early in my career, that belief felt simple and clean. Almost fair. I assumed my manager would connect the finished work back to me without me saying anything. So I focused on the work. I completed projects carefully. Met deadlines consistently. Solved problems without drawing attention to them. If something broke, I stayed late and fixed it. If a report needed revising, I rewrote it until the numbers made sense and the languag