I've been quiet for a while an interesting while. After an amazing 30+ months @ayahq_ impacting the African web3 ecosystem, I took a step back. During this time, I've engaged in deep introspection and self-appraisal. Coming to terms with my weaknesses and blind spots has been a humbling experience, and I'm grateful for it.
It hasn't been all zen and namaste though. A casual conversation in Kilifi, Kenya sparked a thought process that led to something quite interesting. Throughout my career, I've worked on diverse projects: building luxury smart homes and deploying enterprise network architecture in Nigeria; developing coffee and avocado traceability using decentralized ledger technology in Tanzania; growing the on-chain builder economy in Africa; and building market-ready MVPs in 8 weeks at Velocit8 There have been countless learnings, setbacks, comebacks, and triumphs.
Today, I'm working on my most ambitious project yet—it's both scary and exhilarating. Over the last two months, a team of brilliant developers has come together to turn my ideas into reality, and it has been an incredible journey. We've received support from ecosystem leaders who've provided valuable feedback and guidance. We're planning our launch campaign for June, when we'll share more information about the platform.
I believe there's immense potential for transformative change in Africa, and we've found a way to lay a clear path to success for those who follow. For those willing to try, there will be visibility and support. For those who build, there will be incentives and funding. For those who execute prudently, there will be recognition and impact. What we've created is simply a tool to propagate this belief.
@projectoryx is coming!!
@aproko_doctor@AXAMansard Because tell me why I go to the hospital with a wound that needs treatment and the doctor, instead of sending me to a nurse to deal with the wound, is asking me to do a full blood count test? For what?
@aproko_doctor The one I know is that there are HMOs that are practicing the dark arts. @AXAMansard increased my premium by almost 50%. I only treated malaria once and wound dressing for an injury. My wife had CS and the next year they increased it by almost 250%. No explanation.
@aproko_doctor@AXAMansard Maybe at some point the NHIA should stop waiting for reports and annually review all these nonsense because even the few that can afford the insurance are experiencing things and it is discouraging walahi. The hospitals too have problem
@YeleBademosi@OnboardGlobal Thank you, it hasn’t been resolved. We the less privileged without em blue checkmarks may not slide into thy divine DMs. I sent an email to support but it hasn’t been acknowledged.
@OnboardGlobal your AI agents are making your support experience very terrible. They are making false claims with nonsense boldness. Please check your DM!!!
@OnboardGlobal I am getting increasingly frustrated with @OnboardGlobal support (both in app and on TG). I build autonomous bots and agents as a hobby and whatever you are using is useless for anything more than hello and hi. Please address my issues
@OnboardGlobal please call your Support Officers to order. Over 30 days since a refund from Amazon was processed…nothing and then I get this “very smart” response?
A good day to say, by the end of the 2026, there is no program you want to host in the web3 ecosystem; conference, residencies, hackathon, pop up cities etc that we will not have facilities to host at @Web3Bridge in Ikorodu.
We are building a city, network state of sort and each day the potential to have multiple hubs/labs, shared spaces and all spring up here is much.
Come talk and work with us
@CHIEFIKENGA The entire continent bro. Once they see green passport, bribe is a possibility and the potential to cut corners becomes accessible. You are the strange one if you follow rules and keep your nose clean.
I have crossed the fog, into the lands between…to stand before the Elden Ring and become Elden Lord.
I think this time, this Tarnished on no renown, may actually find purpose in the greater will and with the guidance of grace from the Two Fingers, restore the Golden Order
One of the hardest lessons 2025 taught me is that in a lot of emerging markets, informality is tolerated, sloppiness is survivable and good enough is usually celebrated. So the marginal value of precision is low.
But in markets where survival is ubiquitous, solving money problems in any and every way and form will always be attractive because the urgency signal is very high.