Hello Hivers, I'm Fashanu Tioluwanimi Ademola, a very long name right, well that was the name given to me by parent, though it isn't that long if you look at it, instead, I bear Fash Tioluwa Ade, that's

Hello everyone, in a world where justice often feels delayed, denied, and uneven, a world where criminals work freely, and the rich go scot-free when they commit a crime, many people daydream about taking

In a world where screens have become our windows to connection, friendships are no longer limited by distance or physical presence. You can laugh, cry, vent, and celebrate with someone who lives on the

We live in a world that moves fast — deadlines chase us, responsibilities pile up, and expectations never seem to end. Everyone talks about wanting “a stress-free life,” but when you really think about

In Nigeria, survival has become an achievement, but somehow, we still find a way to smile through every hardship. You see, I was talking with a friend today, who works in a nice office and gets a good

Everyone crave for power, and one thing about power is that ot corrupts anyone who holds it and is not worthy of that power. We all know how poweful social media is, many people control the world with

I’ve always been someone who loves to express himself and talk about things I know well. Some people who don’t really understand me might call me a chatterbox, but those who appreciate wisdom know I’m

It’s a common thing that a lot of things in our society now have a standard, I mean when you look at your left or your right, you would see a rule that has been set by the society for everything partaining

My mom own a shop and, and she sells a lot of things. One of the thing that always trouble her even though she’s a small business owner is “Pricing” Many times I have seen her go to the market to get some

Friendship and relationship are sometimes similar; the love and affection you give to a friend is almost as similar as that which you give to someone you're in love with, but when it comes to relationship,

They say history is written by the victors, but what happens to the truth of the defeated? Throughout time, stories have been shaped, edited, and sometimes completely rewritten to glorify one side while

Every day, life in Nigeria seems to get harder for the average person. Ever since the rise of the dollar against the naira, survival has become a daily struggle. The prices of food, transport, and even

Learning from Korea, If I could learn one Korean tradition, it would be Hangul, their writing system. I’ve always found it fascinating how the letters look so artistic yet organized at the same time. I

A picture that speaks a thousand words, after seeing prompt, I went through my gallery and I saw so many pictures I can use for the prompt, the more I search the more I saw different pictures that can

Friendship is one of the most beautiful parts of being human. From childhood to adulthood, friends shape our memories, influence our choices, and often become the family we choose for ourselves. They share

It's crazy how you can see someone today and in a few days they will be gone forever. Life can be taken away from someone in split seconds, which is why it is very important to cherish every important

Family bonds are some of the strongest threads that hold us together, even when words are few. This short story captures a heartfelt tragedy between a boy and his father, showing how love, guidance, and

Ki There’s something special about the feel of a physical book, the weight in your hands, the scent of paper, the quiet rustle of pages turning, it makes me feel smart especially when peoplr see me reading

Good morning Hivians and members of the comedy club. Come let me put a smile on your face with the new gadget trend that’s going on. You know, the first iPhone I started using in 2023 is the iPhone xsmax

Imagine waking up tomorrow and hearing on the news: “Breaking: Scientists have just confirmed a brand-new habitable planet, fully furnished with oxygen, water, and free Wi-Fi!” Now, that sounds tempting,

I still remember the day I realized I had missed it. The admission I had dreamed about, the one my friend and I got, and told myself, "My dad would pay for this" and I would be a student of Obafemi