Greetings From Africa To All The Lovely Steemians Of The World

Am your original @prettyjules158 curating for @wafrica on behalf of @kofpato.

The six curated posts for today which will receive between 70%-100% upvotes from @wafrica.curators are:

• MAIZE FARMING ~ ONE OF THE MOST LUCRATIVE AGRICULTURAL BUSINESSES IN WEST AFRICA. by @lizbethk
  

Maize,is one of the most consumed cereals across Africa. It is consumed by most people with no restrictions on gender, age, country or economic status. Whether they know it or not.Most Africans tend to consume maize mainly as a starchy base in a wide variety of pastes, porridge, grits, and beer.

Others include...

• NEVER LOOSE FOCUS WHEN THINGS DOESN'T GO THE WAY YOU EXPECTED! by @cherylso
  

I was reflecting on something today and i decided to share it with service. Last year 2017, I was supposed to go for service by May but didn't join my colleagues, this was due to the fact that i was expecting a baby within that period.

• 54 Countries against One common enemy that remains undefeated by @captaintom

Recently I have been around the sport world but I can’t take my mind of the situation of my beloved Continent “Africa”. Every day I see things going on around me, I see heartbreaking events on the television, hear news everyday and I ask myself "Where did we get it wrong”?

• Day-3 Sugarcane harvesting, family business. by @bogere

Harvesting sugarcane is quite a hectic job because of bad weather specially rainy season where it continously drizzles while in the plantation. This has been challenging because of the the financial input due to hiring more labour to put work to completion.

• Don't Be Caught Up In It... Life Is Too Short. by @degreatmyke
  

There was a rich man named Wealth, who was returning to his city of residence after a visit to his home town. He called his wife, Tracy, that he was on his way back.

Thanks everyone. Other posts have been given upvotes between 20-40% from @wafrica.curators. We appreciate everyone who's contributed to the community through their posts and comments on the #WAfrica tag.

Rules:

a) For you to be considered for an upvote, you must use the #wafrica tag and follow the wafrica community!

b) Your post must contain at least 300 chars and 1 link to an image or photo