A Nigerian by birth and upbringing. Born on July 27, 1998, in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, I've had the privilege of growing up in this beautiful region. Currently, I reside in Angwan Affi, Akwanga Local Government of Nasarawa State, where I'm surrounded by diverse cultures and traditions.

One of my best traits is to be organized. I love to work if my workplace is in order. I won’t start a new thing if the first one is not yet done well. I feel peace, secure, motivated, inspired and it helps me think so clear- that my objectives for the day will be successfully achieved. Secondly, I look at things beautifully-because I am reminded of the message from an author says, “ Life is worth living for, and worth dying for”. It’s on us on how we dealt our lives.

Hello, everyone! It’s a joy to be here with you all.This is my first post here and it's a get to know me post. I am super excited about joining this community of great minds.

the name is too long though, but is our extendent family logo we have to use all the name to maintain our linage.while Happy is the name that my father gave me while Grace is the name my grand father gave me in Hausa translation is called Alheri,

Who is Carla? I am proudly Bolivian, born in the department of La Paz, and currently living in the city of El Alto. This city, as its name suggests, is located more than 4,000 meters above sea level, making it one of the highest cities in the world and also the youngest city in Bolivia.

My life changed a lot when my father passed away while I was in second year high school. It was so hard for our family. My mother did everything she could, even farming, just to feed us. I remember going to school with a lunch of corn mixed with sweet cassava or sweet potato, paired with dried fish.

(huge shoutout to you, Arlete! ). Hive introduced me to a creative and collaborative ecosystem. Their workshops deepened my Web3 knowledge and connected me with others passionate about decentralization. I also joined the Avalanche bootcamp, which expanded my understanding of high-performance blockchains. I learned about subnets, scalability, and how Avalanche is shaping the Web3 landscape. Now, I’m thrilled for what’s next: the Sui Bootcamp in September. Sui’s innovative platform has me excited to dive in and build impactful projects. Each event—from Ethkipu’s workshops to the Buildathon and bootcamps—has shown me that Web3 is more than technology; it’s a revolution fostering inclusion, creativity, and global opportunities. I’m grateful to @soy -laloreto and @gabriellalpez2

I learned about Hive thanks to my aunt @doriangel. She always talks to us about Hive, and she encouraged my mom @karocont2011 to create her blog. I also wanted to join them in this experience, learn, and share what I like. I feel like this is an opportunity to learn many things. There is so much to discover here, and of course, I would be happy to make friends who share my interests. I am grateful to the @ocd onboarding program and to @rlathulerie, who guided us through the process.