Hey there, and Happy weekend. I hope you're stepping into a new week with fresh energy and open hands ready to receive all the good things the week has to offer. Last week may have come with its own challenges, but this year feels like a new opportunity to dream, grow, and do better.

Hello Hive family. It is a beautiful Saturday, and for me that means a fresh opportunity to sit with needle and thread and express what I feel inside. Sewing is more than just a hobby to me, it is how I speak when words are not enough. I have always been passionate about fashion and creating things that feel personal and unique. Every stitch tells part of my story.

Today is Saturday and I finally decided to pause everything and dedicate the entire day to cleaning my compound and home from top to bottom. No shortcuts no rushing just a real deep clean that I had been putting off for too long.

When I first came across The 7 Irrefutable Steps to Early Success by Pius Edozie, I honestly thought it would be one of those cliché self-help books filled with recycled quotes and motivational buzzwords. But to my surprise, it turned out to be something much deeper. This book feels like sitting down with a mentor who’s genuinely been through life and just wants to share the lessons he’s learned in the most honest way possible.

The last party I attended was David’s housewarming and honestly it was one of those nights that caught me off guard in the best way. David is my coursemate in the Department of History and International Studies at Uniuyo. We are not best friends but we have done a couple of group assignments together and he is one of those guys who always finds a way to make everyone laugh even during boring lectures. So when he dropped the invite in our WhatsApp group chat saying guys make una show I just knew I had to go. I needed a break from school stress anyway.

A review of Introduction to Drama by Dr Bernard Dickinson of the University of UyoDrama is one of the oldest and most expressive forms of art known to mankind. It brings together language, movement, emotion and human experience in a way that no other genre quite captures. In the midst of many textbooks that attempt to explore this subject, Introduction to Drama by Dr Bernard Dickinson, a sound and highly respected lecturer at the University of Uyo, stands out as a clear and accessible guide to understanding the world of drama. As someone who has had the opportunity to go through the book, I can say that it is not just another academic material. It feels like sitting down with a wise teacher who knows how to explain complex ideas in a very simple and engaging manner.