The Real Challenge of Web3 Adoption in Nigeria
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0:00I agree to what people know about crypto here in Nigeria. Okay, I think it’s going to take a lot of time. It’s not something that will like happen once because one thing I understand about the Web3 space and all that it is because it’s that the terms being used, you understand, it sounds new to the layman, sounds very, very, very, very entirely different. You understand? So it will take a lot of time. I feel we need like more. It’s not like we should stop building. But I feel there should be like more education, we understand, more what’s the word, you know, to sensitize the community, sensitize people, not just stay at the top layer, go deep, go to the markets, like penetrate and actually like teach people to understand this thing so that they will not just think that, oh, the Web3 and crypto space ends in tap, tap, tap, tap, tap. I mean, the tap swap. No offense.