African Folklore Short Story of Rice
African Folklore Short Story of Rice
Legend of rice African folklore is a short story with a moral lesson of being happy with what you have. Why One Grain of Rice No Longer Feeds the Village is one of many short African folklore stories from Sierra Leone Africa.
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Why One Grain of Rice No Longer Feeds the Village African Folklore
Once one grain of rice covered well with water
and cooked afforded a good meal for several persons. At that time the Supreme
God, the ruler of all, had a wife from the people.
One day her numerous relations come to visit her.
She decides that one grain in the pot will not suffice for so many, therefore
she puts in plenty rice.
The Supreme God sees the pot boiling, and becomes
very angry and says, “One grain would have sufficed to feed all the people but
since you have broken my law, hereafter, to get enough to eat, everybody must put
plenty rice in the pot."
Did you know?
African rice has been cultivated in Africa for over 3,500 years. Rice is consumed in large quantities and is part of a
traditional diet in Sierra Leone.
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