Taking Steemit to the church: Introducing Mr. Atanda a public servant to Steemit

Hello guys it has been a terrific weekend and a busy week. What do we do when weekend comes? We relax and go to church on Sunday isn't it?

So I went to church while Bishop Thomas Aremu of Winners Chapel was discharging the message from the throne of grace and sitting beside me was a church member who is also a studio colleague he saw when I got my bank alert after converting my sbd to our local currency (you can check my wallet to know how much I converted lol).

I strongly believe in the project STACH and it's goal of reaching out to wealthy and impoverished Nigerians via the message and Steemit membership.

Mr Atanda works as a data capture in a public sector elsewhere , he couldn't wait to join Steemit after learning about the technicalities involved such as coding, upvoting and curation. I also informed him about the importance of posting high quality original content and making reference to images and avoid the use of copyrighted images and so on.

Personally I have made up my mind to decentralized the street by getting important people to keep the Steem blockchain tight.
After our last Ibadan meet-up which was organized by @tojukaka that featured the STACH originator and founder @ejemai, since then my passion for Steemit just gone up 👆

My family @air-clinic was fully represented and stole the event

On a final note I am looking forward to see the introductory post of the latest newbie as soon as his account get approved...