On the 13th of July, The Hive Students Hub visited C.K Tedam University for Applied Science and Technology in the Upper East Region of Ghana. This visit was one of our Empowering Projects which was approved by @guityparties and funded and @valueplan.
This project educated students of C.K Tedam above hive and joined the hive blockchain ecosystem.
We had three speakers from the hive students hub team who could share their knowledge and experience about the hive ecosystem.
@rubilu was the first person to share his knowledge and experience. He introduced them to the web3, blockchain, and hive ecosystem. For some of the students, this was the first time they heard about web3. @rubilu did explain web3 in detail for them to understand what it meant. That's when they got interested in wanting to hear more about hive ecosystem.
The second speaker @yahuzah came in to speak about how to create an account on Hive and join communities. He shared a link through the WhatsApp group to make sure everyone in the hall can get it easy and simple when creating an account on hive. This was when other members of hive got engaged with the students just to help them create accounts on hive.
@abu78 was the last speaker, @abu78 is an active member in the gaming community of Hive. So, he came in to talk about how to play games on hive and he played some games, which got the attention of the audience. He spoke about games like Splinderland, dCrop, and other games on hive.
At the end of the program, we had a question-and-answer session. Members of the hive made sure all questions were answered correctly.
Citations were given to individuals who played vital roles in the development of the project and we also gave out books to the students.
We say a big thank you to @abdul01, @abdulbasit20, @shamsudeen13, @bibson10 and the speakers for supporting the program. It was a great one we had. And web3 has a place in Ghana and the whole world at large.