"Heels Off! Laptop Off! Time To Unwind For The Weekened" - Toyin Saraki

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Yesterday had IG having Toyin Saraki, wife of the Senate President of the eight assembly sharing pictures of herself with the caption "heels off! laptop off! time to unwind for the weekened".

No doubt all work without 'unwinding' makes jack a jack *****lol

In Toyin's words as shared on her handle ;

"How are you making time for rest & relaxation after a busy week?. According to a Deloitte study based on workers in the UK, 38% of workers say lockdown has had a negative impact on their wellbeing.

While technology and digital skills have helped us redefine work and maintain productivity through the pandemic , it's important to make time for your mental health and wellness. Make sure to do something you enjoy this weekened and recharge your batteries for a new week!"

More pics of Toyin after the cut.....




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