The NIPSS memoir that calls out institutional bullying, By Abashi Rahab & Ibrahim Happiness
It is a case study in how institutional bullying operates in Nigerian professional life — through intimidation disguised as discipline, through hierarchy mistaken for superiority, and through the expectation that those who are wronged will remain silent.
One sentence from the book stayed with us long after we finished reading it: “This was institutionalised bullying dressed up as discipline.” That line lingers because it captures the emotional cost of surrendering one’s professional identity to satisfy an institutional expectation.
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