Hive Naija Weekly Prompt | Edition 55

5 months ago (Edited)

WaZoBia!

Welcome to a new edition of the Hive Naija Weekly Prompts. This initiative is one of our activities to explore our creativity and foster connections amongst ourselves.

Whether you're a seasoned creator or just discovering the joy of expressing your thoughts, these prompts are crafted to inspire and ignite your creativity, as well as interact with the creativity of others in the community.

Last Edition's Winners:

What a blast this week! We had 31 of you share beautiful memories and heartfelt response with us! We appreciate every participant for taking giant strides to expand their minds with the last edition's prompts. Many were as beautiful as they came. And there are a few that we want to showcase for their exceptional entries and level of engagement in the community.

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First Place

That one sweet food
by @coolbabe88

let me give you details about why I choose rice. I can turn my rice into different varieties. I will start with jellof rice, I just love my jellof rice hot, it has to have plenty of onion, small fresh pepper, fresh tomatoes, protein to go, and a steamed pumpkin beside it. I don't like too much vegetable oil in my jellof, those jellof rice that you will see oil at the bottom of the pot or the plate, is a total turn-off for me..

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Second Place

MY ULTIMATE CHOICE •/• Choosing My Lifetime Staples
by @lizizoo

Many of us have favorite foods, drinks and other items we enjoy. Personally, Whenever someone asks me what my favourite food is, I find it quite hard to answer because I can’t really pinpoint a particular one. I have a lot of favourite sometimes it all depends on my mood.But let’s imagine I have to live off a particular food, fruit and drink for my entire life without getting tired of them. What would I choose?..

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Third Place

The Food I Can Live On For Life
by @emreal

Beans porridge and bread is one food I can have every day and not get tired. Forget that it's my favorite food but even health-wise, I think it's a nice combination. Beans are protein and bread is carbohydrates.If I should live on this kind of food alone, I am certain that I won't have much deficiency when it comes to diet. Moreover down here in Nigeria, the majority of what we eat is protein and carbohydrates..

Congratulations to these talented individuals for their outstanding contributions. Each of them wins 3, 2, and 1 HIVE for their positions. Now, we would like mention a few other entries that we deem exceptional.

Honourary Mentions

This Week's Prompts:

(Follow updated guidelines below)

📝 Reflect on a failure that taught you an important lesson. and how it shapened your perspective.

📝 Medical compatibility is one of the things many people fail to check while in a relationship, and when they discover that they are not compatible along the line, the lovers going separate ways becomes an issue. What advice would you give to lovers in this situation, and when do you think it is the right time for lovers to check their medical compatibility?

Guidelines:

Pick a prompt, craft a masterpiece, and be unique with your title.
Ensure your entry is at least 500 words and use the tags hn-wk55 hivenaijaweekly
Use copyright-free images and properly source them; indicate if they belong to you.
We suggest the INLEO frontend. Learn how to publish via InLeo right here.
Publish into the Hive Naija community.
Promote your post on InLeo with a threadstorm using the tags #hivenaija outreach threadstorm on InLeo for chances of leo.voter curation.
Read other entries and leave comments if you want that too.
Spread this post with a reblog. _{(It's not mandatory)}

The community thrives on the diverse perspectives that contribute to its vibrancy. We look forward to your unique entries this week. Many thanks to the InLeo team for their immense support.

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