Nice one @ejemai. More of these sort of exposure should be made possible.

I wrote a post recently on how to encourage and accelerate the adoption of the blockchain technology in Nigeria.

Too many people are not aware of the technology and most of those who are aware, to certain degree, focus on bitcoin and etherum. They focus on the money and very few, if any at all, has paid any attention to the possibilities enshrined in the blockchain make up.

Airdrop, altcoins, blockchain powered start-ups, icos, etc are little known in our country. As a result, the introduction to blockchain tech among Nigerians is not getting the uptake it needs.

In that post, a rambling discourse that I could have written better, I think, I suggested the introduction of a news media outfit, either print, visual or audio that would be totally devoted to the dissemination of every blockchain related information available. This will enable those who have the money to invest as well as the skill to create, an opportunity to follow the trend and find their place within it.

Nigeria has to be a part of the revolution in a grand way. We need to show the world and our own government that there's more to us than meets the eyes.

We have the human resources to create blockchain powered start-ups. We have the financial powerhouses who just need sufficient, information and conviction for them to involve themselves in it. We have the masses of unemployed, skilled hands, waiting in line for the job opportunities it will bring.

I do not know how this can be achieved, I do not have the wherewithal to make it happen but I believe that information is power and we have barely scratched the surface of all the information available to make our country great.

Great work once again. We met at Abuja meet up and yours and the words of the other speakers have put a fire inside me. I would love that fire to spread across nigeria, and burn away the shackles of the illusory freedom, government jobs offer. Stay safe boss.