of Caleb University studying Industrial Chemistry. I am based in Nigeria.

Being part of this project is an enlightening experience I am thrilled to have. I enjoy playing volleyball and reading. I am looking forward to collaborating with you all and having an interactive session.

I have interests and experience in Web3 Development, Data Analysis, Illustrations, Graphic design, Networking, and System Moderation.

My name is Mudiyamilat Ahmad, and I am a student at the Federal University of Technology Minna in Nigeria, majoring in Chemistry. I am thrilled to be part of this project and eager to share and learn from everyone here. In my free time, I enjoy crafting, writing, and exploring new subjects.

Food I like:

I like pasta. It is one of my best meals, especially when I garnish it with carrot, cabbage and green peas.

How I prepare my food:

My food is prepared mostly by cooking. Not all though, as sometimes I make pancakes, and fry akara (bean cake 😁)

Who I like to eat with:

Basically with my family and my best friend.

Food I hate:

I actually don't like beans. This is because it has the tendency of making me have an irritable bowel.

A famous traditional food in my country:

There are many actually spanning from one region/tribe to another. Examples are pounded yam, Amala and Gbegiri, Eba and Ogbono soup, etc.

Do I waste food:

I do not waste food. I rather make very little for myself and finish it up or share with my friends.

How much I spend on food:

I spend as much as possible and as little as possible depending on what I want to eat.

Thank you

I'm a budding microbiologist, with a strong passion in pursuit and keen interest in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.

I'm a voracious reader; I spend my free time reading goods books, travelling and playing chess.

I can't wait to connect and meet with a host of beautiful people on the ride.

FOOD I LIKE:

I love rice with a mix of beans

HOW I PREPARE MY FOOD:

I prepare my food major with cooking with the aid of a cooking gas and kitchen items.

WHO I LIKE TO EAT WITH:

I look to eat with my parents and other members of my family, it's always beautiful eating with them.

FOOD I HATE:

I hate eating food made with flour, because it has a way to causing unfavourable biochemical reaction in my bowel.

A FAMOUS TRADITIONAL FOOD IN MY COUNTRY.

Nigeria as a nation with diverse culture and ethnic groups, has variety of traditional meals that a delicious.

Like, Ewedu (just leaf soap) et (Amala yam flour)

DO I WASTE FOOD.

No I don't, I prepare as much quantity that I can consume at a time.

HOW MUCH DO I SPEND ON FOOD:

I spend as much as I can afford to have a balanced nutritious meal.

Thank you.

Hey there, Creathon participants!

Before we dive into our discussion about waste, we have a fun activity to get us started. We'd like each of you to introduce yourselves in a short video vlog. Just give us a quick glimpse into who you are, where you're from, and maybe share a fun fact or hobby! Oh, and don't forget to tell us what you think about waste in your country—that'll be our segue into the main discussion.

Now, let's get down to business: Today, we're focusing on waste! We want to hear what you think about the stuff that piles up in our streets and homes. Here are some questions to get you thinking:

• What's the deal with waste? What's your take on waste in your country? Have you ever really paid attention to it?

• Types of trash: What kind of waste bothers you the most? Is it the overflowing bins on the street, or maybe it's the plastic bottles scattered around?

• Your own trash habits: Do you ever stop and think about the waste you generate yourself? Are you big on recycling, or do you just toss everything in the trash without a second thought?

• Waste woes: What are the biggest trash problems in your community? Overflowing landfills, littered streets, or something else?

• Any cool solutions? Have you heard about any cool projects or ideas to tackle the waste problem? Maybe your community has its own composting scheme or a campaign to reduce single-use plastics.

We're not looking for textbook answers here—just your honest thoughts and experiences. So, after you've introduced yourselves in your video vlogs, let's gather 'round and have a chat about trash!

Looking forward to hearing from you all!