I'm glad that you like the suggestion of data pool/pool of funds for resources (internet). It can also be called a hub. Back in the days, at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, when I was pursuing my masters degree, there was AFRIHUB on campus. Students went there to surf the internet and paid a token of N100/hr. So, forming steem-hubs would be great. @gloglo also buys the idea. Please, read her comment.

The green in my username has something to do with alternative energy as a solution to Nigeria's problem.

Beautiful, that is good to know. So green is for green energy/renewable energy. Please, do well to delve into it. The more people providing clean energy in Nigeria, the better.

when I tell people about Lumos, "It is costly."

Whether we like it or not, foreigners will not be able to help us fix our problems in Nigeria, if we are not prepared to think out of the box to proffer long lasting solutions. Can you find a way to make energy cheaper for the average Nigerian? We began to witness beverages like peak powdered milk, choco, bournvita packed in satchets when the companies (e.g Nestle & Cadbury) producing them understood that the average Nigerian couldn't afford to buy a tin of milk for N50/N60 then.

Do you know that you could create a solar energy product backed by SMT tokens? I have tons of ideas in my head. IDEAS=MONEY. There is a plan I am working on how to better the Nigeria health sector by providing a working product, which would be backed by both Steem #SMT & fiat currency (Nigeria Naira).