Valid concern, @McBab. Hopefully, Algorand’s creating an ecosystem where people can use their skills on local projects, even freelance or remote work in blockchain

Yes! If they can connect people with remote jobs or freelance blockchain projects, it would be sustainable. They’d be setting people up with skills that are in demand globally.

Well, I’ll keep an eye on it. If it’s real, then maybe blockchain in Taraba has a future. But I’ll need to see some real results first. No be today we begin see all dis kain moves oh.

E don tey!

I feel you, bro.
Honestly, na so! I just feel that we just need one success story to show others it can work. If Taraba takes off, it’ll show blockchain can actually solve our problems here in Nigeria.

McBab:
Well, I’ll keep an eye on it. If it’s real, then maybe blockchain in Taraba has a future. But I’ll need to see some real results first. No be today we begin see all dis kain moves oh.

E don tey!

True talk, but make we shine eye. We’ve seen things like this before that don’t last. But if they manage to get locals involved and jobs created, I fit change my mind.

I dey with you guys! We just have to see if they stay committed or if they run once the spotlight fades. Still, the potential for creating real change dey there.

McBab:
True talk, but make we shine eye. We’ve seen things like this before that don’t last. But if they manage to get locals involved and jobs created, I fit change my mind.

Exactly. No be small thing if farmers start getting loans on blockchain without wahala from banks. It could boost our agriculture sector and empower people.

Abi o! Imagine a farmer in a small village getting a loan directly through his phone without even entering any bank. That one na big deal if it works.

Yes o! And think about what it could mean for accountability. Imagine the transparency blockchain brings, even to government processes.

Yes! Corruption fit reduce if every transaction is recorded on blockchain. Imagine public funds being monitored transparently; it would really help our governance.

That’s true. Blockchain has that ability to make things open and trackable. If it can reduce some of the wahala with mismanagement, then we’re talking real impact.

@McBab, we’re in agreement there. I know it’s not perfect, but we’ve got to start somewhere. At least they’re trying, and that’s better than nothing.

I swear, @TechNerdy! If the youths are involved, it could be a different story. This generation isn’t afraid to learn and try new tech. Who knows what kind of innovations we’ll see!

You dey talk true! The youth no dey joke with tech these days, and blockchain is a big opportunity. If Algorand stays consistent, we might see something meaningful come out of this.

And don’t forget the hackathons. It’s a smart way to spark creativity. When people come together to solve problems, they might even discover solutions Algorand hasn’t thought of.

Yes o! Hackathons are like talent discovery. Some people just need a platform to showcase their skills. Who knows, maybe we’ll see the next big blockchain startup come from Taraba.

Haha, that would be something! Imagine a company from Taraba making waves internationally. If that happens, I go carry flag for blockchain.

LOL, @McBab, we’ll hold you to that! But honestly, the more we support local tech, the closer we get to that reality. This could be a true tech revolution in Nigeria.

Exactly! Blockchain could be our own way to solve unique problems in Africa. We don’t have to wait for the West to solve our issues. We have the brains here too.

E be like say I’m starting to believe this could actually work. Let’s just pray these companies stay focused and not leave us hanging

Amen to that! If they stick with it, I believe the impact will show in a few years. And if Taraba succeeds, maybe other states go follow too.

Imagine blockchain projects popping up all over Nigeria, with real impact on daily life. That na dream come true o!

Like this comment if you think McBab, TechNerdy, FLOW101 are the same person. I know I'm not the only one who thinks so because wtf are they replying each other within minutes? And their replies have a specific pattern only the wise can decipher.

Foolish advert, one person replying himself with his alternate monikers . Signs of a scam.

Draggun:
Like this comment if you think McBab, TechNerdy, FLOW101 are the same person. I know I'm not the only one who thinks so because wtf are they replying each other within minutes? And their replies have a specific pattern only the wise can decipher.

No mind the guy man "Yahoo boys wey don buy suit" Blockchain if u lose guard Dem go block your change

What is this one on about?

Algorand is a scam? How is a post talking about a hackathon that happened and can be verified a scam?

Are you new to blockchain? Please check for Algorand on Coinmarketcap and the look up the global team behind it.

Na so una dey miss opportunity for personal development. Everything na scam to a scammer sha, so no surprises there.

Alantavern:
Foolish advert, one person replying himself with his alternate monikers . Signs of a scam.

@McBab, they say I am you and you are me oh.

Lol.

Probably using it as a base for illegal mining to steal their resources, but what do I know?

youngestgrad:

No mind the guy man "Yahoo boys wey don buy suit" Blockchain if u lose guard Dem go block your change

Lol, guy man think say everybody na mugu.

You dey mind those people?

I think this shows how deep fraud has become rooted in the Nigerian national psyche. You have a post on Nairaland linking to an article on Techpoint. No one is asking you for personal info or asking you to visit an unknown link, yet these wannabe tech gurus think there must be some attempt to defraud the user. Even me wey no be tech person like dat can see how laughable that is.

Na yahoo boys disposition to think everything is fraud.

TechNerdy:
@McBab, they say I am you and you are me oh.

Lol.

For people who may be confused, I just asked ChatGPT about Algorand and this is the reply: