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Copper of the Day | NYSC Marshal Band Plateau State | Hive Mentor Source Today, I want to celebrate a special person in my Hive journey, my boss, leader, and mentor Ovey Alaku also known as @ovey10. Source

Experience remains the most honest teacher in life. While knowledge can be acquired through books, lectures, and guidance, it is often in the field of reality that we truly learn and grow. Many of life’s

Cooperate Day as a Final Year Student (FYB) is always a special moment filled with style, class, and unforgettable memories. It’s one of those days that leaves a lasting impression, not just because of

Expectation is like a seed, small, full of potential, but also unpredictable. You plant it with hope, water it with effort, and wait with anticipation. Sometimes, it grows into a beautiful reality; other

Every student has that one moment they will carry in their heart forever, the kind that comes after years of endurance, hard work, and shared struggles. For me and my fellow final year students at Federal

Today marked a significant academic milestone for me, I successfully completed my internal project defense! 💪✨ Standing in front of the panel and presenting the months of research, effort, and writing

There is so much corruption that it's hard to tell where the rot truly began. It creeps into systems like termites in an old wooden house, quiet, unseen, but devastating. You hear of it in the corridors

My favorite ant isn’t the kind you find marching across your kitchen floor or building tiny hills in your backyard. No, mine is Auntie Grace, though we just call her "Ant G" for fun. Ant G is

They said success was a myth, something only the privileged could touch. They whispered that rising from a small corner of the world to a global voice was a fantasy for dreamers. But I am living proof:

Hello Hive family 👋 I had the opportunity to attend a program at State University, Keffi, and it was such a refreshing experience. We were lodged at Sewalino Hotel & Suites, Keffi, and I must say,

Credibility is not something you inherit. It is built, one word, one action, one sacrifice at a time. As I sit here reflecting on my journey through school, my leadership role in fellowship, and the late

Learning never ends, especially when you find yourself surrounded by dedicated minds and passionate lecturers. On the 16th of July 2025, we had the privilege of attending a stimulating and enriching Plant

I whispered those words to myself this morning, “no more stress.” Maybe I didn’t fully believe it at first, but I kept saying it, hoping it would sink in. I’ve carried too many weights, assignments, project

This morning, as I was on my way to school, something unusual caught my attention. I saw a group of men working tirelessly on the roadside, using heavy machines, excavators, bulldozers, and trucks, to

It stood tall and majestic, cutting through the morning mist like a forgotten promise. The villagers called it the bridge to nowhere, a half-finished marvel that ended mid-air, suspended over a valley

I woke up this morning, and the world felt noisy, not from sound, but from everything pulling at my mind. Still, something called to me quietly. A pull. A hum. A rhythm. I stepped outside into my garden,

Hello Hive family! My name is Hussaini Paul Kasimu, @kastropaul398 and I’m so excited to finally be part of this amazing community, Hive Niger! 🎉 I’m currently based in Lafia, Nasarawa State, and I’m

There I stood, surrounded by voices and laughter, yet none of it reached me. The crowd buzzed like bees around honey, but I felt like a ghost, unseen and unheard. Everyone seemed to know where they belonged,

Greetings, wonderful Hivers! Today, I’m excited to share something very close to my heart, my small garden. This piece of land might look humble, but to me, it is a space of purpose, reflection, and growth,

Another Lazy Stereotype Another lazy stereotype, how many more do we need to break before people stop defining others with such shallow brushes? They say youths are lazy, yet the same youths rise before