The story behind my username.

Hello #ladiesofhives and #hiveans, recently, I have gotten a lot of buzz and shakes on my username. Some have found it weird, while some have found it funny. On the other hand, some are still thinking, like what? Some thought I was an old fella here, while some will take a look and move on. Come thrive with me.

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HOW I CHOSE MY NAME
A long time ago, while I was in my early university days, I was an ardent listener of Voice of America, especially the Sonny Side of Sports. I do write correspondence via the post office before the evolution and introduction of Twitter, known as X.

When that happened, it came with a request to get a username to join the VOA (SSOS) via X to continue our interaction. So I started the search for a username. Again, during my registration at school, my registration number ended with 911 (meaning a big truck meant for deliveries). My friends and course mates started calling me 911.

At the cybercafe, the personnel who wanted to assist me asked if I had gotten a username, so I tabled 911 and said he should use it together with my real name. The guy refused and advised a more professional username.

Thinking further, my initials just flashed through my mind….
C- A-G-O I looked deeper and then added a pseudo LISTIC, and boom…@CAGOLISTIC was coined.
So, everybody began to herald the name Hive account@cagolistic.

MY REAL NAME
C-A-G-O These are my initials.

IF I COULD CHANGE MY NAME
Humm, yes, I have another wonderful username Hive account@nasacrown. It is also a derivative of my native name CHINASA (God answers), which seems cool and feminine more than Hive account@cagolistic, but I once had issues with it. Somebody else succeeded in using it as a username. I wrote several emails to the domain with my registration date, which came earlier than the second user. Later, it was resolved, and I got my username back. So, for now, no.

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So Hive account@cagolistic for me is a combination of strength and resilience. Strength derived from my native name and resilience from my English name, all contained in the initials I shared.