Parents parents parents. Or let me say, “Nigerian parents”. The most amazing person. I can't speak for everyone. So whatever reference I give here is for my parents. They love and protect their own. They

source The last time I was really betrayed by my dad was when I was 16 years old and we had a big quarrel. This started when I discovered that he had been reading through my personal diaries and messages,

Hello family ❤️! Hope we are enjoying our Sunday beautifully with our loved 🥰 ones. We all have our personalities, characters and behaviors of all kinds, and we do have various perspectives and reasoning

Elders especially in Africa feel it's awkward for adults to apologize to someone way younger than them. In my tribe, it's even said that a younger person should apologize to an elder whether he's right

As children, we usually look up to our parents and older adults as role models, expecting guidance, support, and protection. However, there are times when they fail us, leaving emotional scars that can

Growing up in a strict Nigerian family means so many things, but most importantly, it means you may never get to hear the words "sorry" or "I apologize" from your parents. When I saw

THE FIRST MOST EXPENSIVE THING I PURCHASED [PHONE]. There was this time the iPhone 12 Pro Max came out newly, and I was really in love with the texture of the phone and everything about it. So I decided

Aging is not something that women want to do, you can want to have experience, wisdom, but never have expression lines and wrinkles that give away our age and less if they come early. There is nothing

Halo everyone... I suddenly come across this community by the entry of weekly prompt. I read that post and interesting to had my own story. Even though I am not an Nigerian, let me cook. But first of all,

Sometimes, I do wonder if most Nigerian parents apologize to their children if it is going to change the fact that they are still parents. I don't know if it's only Nigerian parents alone or if it's an

My Naija people!! How una dey! I have been the type that tries my best to get what I want for myself. I know it might not come easy, but since I attained the age where I can start catering for my needs

Is there a time you expected an apology from your parents or an older person for wronging you, but it didn't come? Tell us what happened and how you felt when they didn't apologize despite knowing they

Hello, beautiful people! Welcome to my blog. It's a pleasure to have you in this space. Once again, welcome 🤗 If you grew up in most Nigerian homes, you will know the adage that says "an elder never

I don’t own a lot of things and if you visit me, you’ll notice. I like space, I like room and I try to make that. The only things I can willingly spend money on to an adequate degree is food, data and

Hello, wonderful people of the #hivenaija community! It’s another week for writing, and I hope everyone is doing well. Having your own money is a source of satisfaction, and buying things for yourself

All images belongs to me Truth to be told, after checking and scanning through all the little stuffs that belongs to me , I could like to share the top three most important stuffs of mine i bought using

Greetings! To be very sincere, I was among those who used to frown upon people spending their hard-earned money on very expensive phones. I would think, "Why should I buy a phone for 100k or 200k

This is really a great topic to talk about. An average African parent can never apologize. Instead, they find a way to make you forget what happened. I remember once when my parents traveled to attend

Iink As a student, there were two ways of living: study and survive while studying. It wasn't hit the next club and buy the latest things. Nah, life was a bit complicated and hard back then. But right

Growing up back in the day, especially as teenagers, there were things common among a lot of mothers. For some strange reason my mum has stopped doing it, but then she would do it without looking back