We Need People to Tell the Stories | Jos, Nigeria
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0:00A: And even here, um, for all of the creatives that came around, we gave creative space to say, okay, as far as you’re on the Prophet’s ground, feel free, create your content. It is, it is, it is something that is, is important to you. If not, you will not put the time to want to do it. So however you want to do it, if you, if you believe this is a stage where you can, you can create good, come do it.
0:21B: Amazing, amazing.
0:22A: So over the last 2 days, people are -- the independent creators have just been creating content and pumping out. We Not, not that, oh, you register, you paid some money before we allowed you. No, just come. This is a space where we’re celebrating innovation. I want to see the uniqueness. I want to see the ideas that you would have, how you might even end up presenting, um, the contents that you shot here at Thought Fest will be different from another person, but it tells another story. It tells stories, and we need all of that so that when we tell people -- because if we don’t have creators that come around to tell us, tell the stories, we, we developers will just sit down and just Do development, please.
0:56B: Yeah, I’m going to get
