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I’m Ogechi, a founder, blockchain orator & holistic growth advocate. My mission is simple: make complex systems easy so more people can access real opportunities. I’m building @planbokHQ I learn. I share the journey honestly. If you love Web3, Welcome. Let’s grow together.💛

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The next massive company is being built by someone with: - no audience - no clout - almost no one paying attention. That’s my favorite kind of founder. I will find you & fund you!

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IT’S DEMO DAY!🚀 For months, these founders have been building behind the scenes. Testing ideas. Breaking things. Fixing them. Building again. Today, they step forward. 8 builders from across Africa stepping onto one stage to present what they’ve been working on. Not just concepts. Not just decks. Real products. Real use cases. Real ambition. If you’ve ever said “Africa is next” this is where you see it happening. ⏰ 3 PM GMT 🇬🇭 · 4 PM GMT+1 🇳🇬 · 6 PM GMT+3 🇰🇪 · 11 AM ET 🇺🇸 📍@ayahq_ Builder Hub, Accra ( or join us virtually) 🔗 Secure your spot now: luma.com/pf14ncxw

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating today. May your homes be filled with peace and your hearts with gratitude.

@P_Tech_ Happy birthday 🎉🎂

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Love seeing how @lambatoken crypto voucher flow works seamlessly with @planbokHQ customer-custody wallet The PIN setup for first users + instant balance update really shows how simple secure transactions can be when the infrastructure is doing its job quietly in the background

@ThisDeolaSef @planbokHQ Yeah I can, I’ll reach out. Thanks

@0xGech @planbokHQ Reach out to them. I presume they’ve built their wallet system from scratch but if you can offer them stuff like wallet abstraction, could work.

Nigeria truly has one of the highest stablecoin usage rates in the world but the conclusion many people draw from that is too simplistic. When analysts say “Nigeria leads in stablecoin adoption,” they usually mean dollar stablecoins like USDT and USDC. That framing already shapes the narrative. What’s often left out is that Nigeria also has local stablecoin infrastructure like cNGN, yet most reports ignore it completely when discussing adoption. Why? Because the real demand Nigerians are expressing isn’t for “stablecoins” as a technology. It’s for access to stable value, which in practice usually means dollars. In Nigeria, dollar stablecoins function primarily as an fx workaround. People use them for savings, cross border payments, freelance income, and import/export settlement. In practice, they operate as a parallel foreign exchange rail. But there’s another layer most global analysts miss. Companies like Zone are already using stablecoins under the hood to power domestic financial infrastructure. Zone operates a blockchain-based switching and processing network that connects multiple Nigerian banks and financial institutions. Before I left, I hoped and had discussions around Zone embedding cNGN to power these transactions. I think it'll happen in the future. Or work around other other S&P coys willing to use stablecoins. Poco a poco, though. But it will happen. In this model, stablecoins can serve as settlement rails for intra-country transactions meaning stablecoin usage can exist inside financial infrastructure without users ever seeing or holding a stablecoin themselves. In other words, a large portion of stablecoin usage in Nigeria could and would become invisible infrastructure, embedded in payment rails rather than retail wallets(small thinking for me). This makes the headline “Nigeria is a stablecoin superpower” somewhat misleading. What Nigeria actually demonstrates is what happens when millions of people need reliable monetary rails both for dollar access and for faster domestic settlement and new technologies fill the gaps. Nigeria isn’t simply a stablecoin market. It’s a currency access and financial infrastructure market and stablecoins are just one of the tools currently powering it.

@favour4779 @womenindefi_org It’s 25th not 15th

@womenindefi_org This is good ✊✊ All road to Lagos on April 15th.. No dulling at all

This video lives rent-free in our heads, because she broke it down so well. 💙 Women in DeFi Summit 2026 is happening on April 25th in Lagos, Nigeria. And if you've been waiting for a sign to upscale in the Web3 space, this is it. Grab your ticket before someone else does👇

$BRN

@Mr_Justinn Thanks

@0xGech No it’s not anyone can attend Pick a seat invite via the link on the post

LFG Rivers!