First, we apologize for the slight delay in commencing this round of the contest. If you are a regular participant, please read closely to observe the minor changes we have adopted, most notably the 7-day contest duration.
Last week's contest closed with some good entries as usual. We appreciate everyone who contributed their stories from all corners of the world.
The top entries from last week, as selected by our judges are below. We invite you to click on them and enjoy reading them.
@greenewalks's "Iri ji (Yam)Festival in Ibeku - What has become of Igbo cultural heritage"
@imbigdee's "WHY THE ELEPHANT HAVE SMALL EYES AND THE WORM IS BLIND"
All prizes have been sent to the respective winners. Congratulations, and thank you everyone for entering.
Share any exciting folktale, folk song/dirge, proverb or article on folk cultures. It's a wide theme to explore. Entries must be presented in the most original and creative way possible. The best ones win some STEEM.
We have a 10 STEEM prize pool, thus:
Remember, the best prizes are the author rewards that very good contents attract. We have had many entries in the past already go on to receive a curie upvote. Make the most of the contest.
Good luck! Have fun.
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