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need to know a lot about ontology africa ontology network ontology africa On to rodziny Cuch, on to rodzina FK. Okay, without wasting much of our time, I'll start with time. I believe people will join V. My name is King V and I am the host for tonight's Twitter space talking about Ontology Africa and Ontology Network.
Most of us, we might be seeing Ontology everywhere.
They are talking about what they are trying to build, what they are building,
or they are building or creating awareness on blockchain adoption and they want people
to understand the importance of digital identity but most of us might not know what it really
means so this space is going to dive deeper into what ontology Network is all about. We are small, I want us to repost, tag people,
let them join so that this space,
we'll have a lot of people here and it won't just be,
we are just, minus the speaker, we are just four.
So kindly repost, tag people, tell them to join,
share the link, let's make even drop the link in the comment section. Okay, let me just start. So before I even start, before we dive in, I want all of us to just know that we will all talk. If you have any questions, this space is going to
be an interactive space. If you have any questions, you signify or you drop it in the comment section we are going to actually attend to them
and if i'm sure with what i'm what i'm to see and my speakers and these the other speaker is
yet to join but she will join us soon once they tell us everything once we are done saying
everything we open the floor for questions and answers.
So as you can see, tonight's topic,
or the theme of tonight's space is diving
And it's not just Ontology Network, also Ontology Africa.
And I'm going to talk about digital identity
So the level of blockchain adoption in Africa and why ontology matters for Africa, why we
should use what ontology network is building. so i guess sometimes was it this year also the word digital identity was actually gaining
fame it's gained fame but everyone just wanted to like end the money from humanity protocol
i don't know is it humanity protocol the man protocol but people didn't really understand what
didn't really understand what it means what they are trying to solve well in a way i would say
ontology network is also trying to solve what humanity protocol tried to solve and you know
we all know how hard how tough it is to actually say okay yes i am this person if you make a single mistake in your name, let's say my name is King V Queen.
And I mistakenly, or maybe my other documents, I do write Queen King V.
And I tell someone else my name is King V Queen.
If it is an official matter, I need to to actually verify go through the stress of verifying
if it's true if they were to verify if it's truly my name i have to get avidavid i have to do a lot
of things that stress and all just to prove that okay i am the same person it's just that i made
a mistake in putting this here and putting this day but ontology
builds something that can actually solve this and that thing is called omc id it is a self-serving
identity solution when they say something is self self-serving it means you own your own identity
you control your data and you only you only share it when necessary
you even it's not even you only share it when you share what you feel you want to share you
share what you want people to know about you you don't need to tell them okay my name is king v
i am 24 years old i am this you can you can just show them your ideas it's just like someone telling
and once they even show you the id card without you even reading the going through what is
in the id card you already believe that okay yes this person is a police officer
that is also how that is also what ontology africa is building but this time around
in a decentralized way they are also giving africans the chance to
actually own their own identity and assets instead of relying on banks relying on local governments
to actually get certain things it's just like you just say okay my name is king v he did not say prove it or someone just say okay i am i am bill gates
son they don't say prove it you just bring out you just type your father's number and call him
and his okay and your father says hello once the year is what they believe that okay yes you are ontology africa is building and this ont id
helps you to to manage a lot of things but no no no it is not the ont id that helps you to
manage things it is now the ont wallet the ont wallet is where you store your ont id
where you store your own t id is where you owed your crypto and you also get to manage your
credentials it's just the credentials can be your your your certificates maybe you you want to work
in your place and it's okay show us you prove that show us prove that you graduated from this
university instead of you carrying your
documents up and down you just show them the credentials in your own wallet sorry yes on your
own toilet so once they see it and they verify it and they find that okay yes you truly validated that's it it's not recurring papers misplacing it and oh that is what
um ontology is actually building and also why do you why okay let me not even say much
let me pass the mic to my speaker to my other speaker to ask him what's
to ask him what he has to say okay sorry i'm so requested for the
mic all the speakers here thank you the abdullah mics i'll share the i'll share the mic i'll
i'll give our previous later but not now Boss Aaron, you've been invited to speak.
So Boss M is, I'm going to,
I just need you to like educate us
on what you know about Ontology Africa.
Then Boss Aaron, before I start asking some things,
I just did that as an opening speech
so that the people on this space can
understand what ontology is actually building and why they should use it and how it saves
them the stress of having to collate this, collate that, prove this, prove that. We all
know that in Africa you must prove that you are something if not they will not believe you so ontology is
trying to solve that so I'm going to pass the mic to sir Emes now kindly take it from yourself thank
you all right thank you again everyone um Like you said, one got you on the line, it's a guy.
I think I was only with the anthology.
I think it's really fast.
I mean, I think for everyone, I'm going to have a 24-hour.
If you actually take my data, it's like modern phone,
But if I try to take my data, it's amazing,
on the way you're trying to fix,
It's very, very important.
That is about, possibly, owning your data. you know what is providing it's very very important that is uh about um
also you own your data you know there's no you know if you're signing up on any
and then you have to tell you to your name to your
name to your angry group a lot of people have to just prove that you're this person
so let's let's let's come down locally you know even when you're using your
you're like okay yeah there are sometimes you want to do something but they'll tell you to
you know do sales and all of that what that is that's one thing that the president is trying to
trying to think about you have your own data you are inside of your data, you are the one that will release
data to whoever you want to be.
No more take it out, no more movement, no one needs it.
Your data is for you and whatever person you want to relate to. and this is two-faced and by two-faced I mean that you have the ONG, right?
and the ONG is like an logic gas, you have the GAS just like you have BND and you have the ESC
and the ESC is all used gas fees and the smart thing,
and the banking smart thing.
OMG, for gas fees and all of that.
You have the OMC, the token itself,
for governor, for speaking, and all of that and um
what we are saying before So what was the last thing?
What we were saying before said was not clear.
It was just doing something.
Maybe if you can change your position and try talking again.
What you are saying is not clear.
And I feel what you are saying is actually interesting and i feel what you are saying is actually interesting
yes i can hear you yeah so i was saying that the ontology network you know deals with identity
you know you have been privacy over your identity and all of that and also said that the
ontology network is two-faced that is the on ong who stands
for ontology gas is used for gas fees now i made mention of um smart chain through the same thing
we have the bsc we have the bm bitcoin bsc is used for the gas fee the cobalt gas fee for transactions
you know and then there's bnb consented too for the ontology network it's two phase two you know so and i got
to learn this there's a sticking uh there's taking mechanisms for ontology where you stick your
your ong and you get you know rewards after sticking now down to ontology africa um one
thing ontology is trying to expand into africa you know and i'm
happier about that they're trying to recognize us gradually gradually gradually recognizing
ontology africa you know i think i was i was speaking to banabas and we're talking about it
you know going to the point uh they made they actually made a post on the official page about
Because the thing is that Africa is a powerhouse, Nigeria especially.
If you take most of the people into the web space, the majority of them actually know
what they are doing come from Africa, comes from Nigeria.
So the reason why Anthology Africa is there is to expand that vision of the Anthology
Network, that issue of data, that issue of privacy, that issue of data that issue of privacy that issue of your identity
so so many people can have the identity in their hands you know you can't you can't just leak out
someone's identity except the person releases the identity to you you know so ontology network is
here to solve a lot of problems and i'm actually happy they're expanding expanding into africa
because if if if they expand if they are expanding into Africa and the vision
they have for until you you know gets into Africa sinks into Africa
is it just me am i rocking hey god
is it emis that is rocking please if you guys can hear me kindly kindly um okay you can hear me
then i guess it is a misdiagrant and uh order order
this person she's not here the other speaker is not here okay i, I can see Ontology Africa.
I'll pass the mic to them.
Please, Ontology Africa, you've been...
I guess it's having a talk issue.
Ontology Africa, you've been given the chance to speak.
You've been invited to speak
and boss Aaron okay boss Aaron is back i don't know what's going on with network this night
um can you hear me yeah i can hear you yeah i hear you my network is really really really
messing up with me i don't know what to do one moment i'm on the speaker roll and the next moment
i'm out so gm uh ontology africa is even severe gm to everyone on the space i'm not going to
mute my mic and listen to what to say because i've not necessarily listening to anything my network is really acting up okay maybe if after once
ontology africa is done speaking you can't speak how about that all right all right the boss is yeah thank you yeah jam jam everybody
so how are you guys doing today and yeah happy to be here and
i'm seeing some familiar faces here so um and new faces you guys are welcome and shout out to
king is it queen v yeah so your name is kind of like difficult for me to
pronounce so yeah Emis has pointed out a lot of points I think you guys were able to understand
his submission and yeah the vision we are trying to achieve here in Africa is building a community and Queen V told me
that she wants to start a community hub in her university.
So I'm happy to help in any way we can.
And once she established that community,
we get to host an offline event.
So there you guys will be able to connect with each other,
learn, and yeah, we take it from there. So what I'll tell you guys is please,
the knowledge should come first. Try and understand what ontology is all about,
what we are trying to achieve, and where we are heading to. I'm sure that once the community has grown to a certain number,
because you guys are coming from WhatsApp,
so it's a separate community from the main community,
and because you guys are in the learning phase right now.
But it's something that when you've reached a certain number,
we are going to share documents with you.
There you are going to see everything because something on the blockchain what we believe is
transparency so you guys will be able to see everything and we would love to hear your thoughts
your opinion or if you are not okay with what the document said you can suggest any anything you want right so i'm going to yield the mic to eron and yeah
amix didn't explain the token is the ontology is a dual token um ecosystem where we have hunt
our governance token ont and the ong as our utility token that's for gas gas fee right but you stick o nc to n o n g
because the total circulation of o n t right now is close to is is in the range
of 400 500 million while the total supply of the whole o n o ng coin would be um 1 billion but you know each the ong is has is being manufactured
after every one to three seconds so after every block a new ong is being created so it would take
like from now to 10 years before uh that's the one billion ong will be in circulation so
um if you are interested in
staking is something that you you want to do or you want to learn we are going
to teach you guys but for now I'm trying to understand I don't know whether some
people here don't understand what web3 or what blockchain is so try and get that
knowledge and from there we get to teach you guys about ontology and all. Yeah, thank you.
that ontology africa well i have some questions to ask you but i'll ask later i want to pass the
mic to iran then i'll ask my questions so that you can properly educate us on what i actually want to
Erin, can you kindly speak to my cousin?
Yeah, thank you, Brian. Thank you.
GMTU everyone again on the space.
I was expecting expecting you know to be to be present at the space but yeah it's a privilege to be
speaking on the space so this is it i don't know what mr emma said but i know he actually
teaches you know explaining what um ontology is all about so um this is it in in what i have ontology is building an
infrastructure and an infrastructure to provide trusted trusted access to web3
and this is allowing individuals and enterprises to rest assured that through regulatory compliance
digital identity solution user and their privacy become first
so ontology focus on digital identity and i heard when um where um queen was talking about the
unworthy id right so one thing you should know is that um ontology supports interoperability that
um ontology supports interoperability that you know you can use one digital identity across
different blockchains that's one thing i that interests me about ontology not only the part
that we're building trust but the fact that you know instead of competing with other blockchain
we're actually working with them so yeah with our ont id we can we can you know use one detail and it's across different
blockchain platform and just as i think mr mz said oh is it mz or emmy's anyone i just please
just have it in mind that i have i had the heart to pronounce your name well but anyhow we come out
just please let me manage it thank you so. So yeah, so this is it.
We use OTIG across different blockchain platform.
You know, you don't need to start creating another identity
across another blockchain just because you are using
That's one unique thing that I like about Ontology.
That means I don you want to go into
it's you know for that it's just and mr bernard was talking about the drought token and he explained
about using the onc to generate ong and you know sticking is another one thing is another thing
that makes you that makes you end you know if you stick now with a very nice you
know api it comes out very clearly so in the african space ontology is something we need like
we really need it in this country because everybody they throw the children mask a pigeon
and we don't you can't ever identify which person is this person which person is this person just because people create multiple identity you can see one man being julius and
the next time in another platform is being again again every goal or emica or something so but with
one single identity which is digital you know that okay this person is this person and you know one thing about the ont id that you know right so
another thing that makes it so unique it's it's like ont works like extra security and identity
yes it's it can be added on top what is already there right in short it's you know it's plugs
your existing system like add-on giving you a better security
i'm literally reading from my research and i know go mining but yeah that's basically what i've
wrote down and i don't know i don't know how people view blockchain but i feel i view blockchain
as a safe space where i can put anything or anything in terms of my data and I should be reassured that this thing is
safe in this particular thing. Nobody has access to it and you know use my identity to commit one
crime and I'll start looking for who I would do it. So that's not ontology Africa, the network
actually is trying to build trust in web theory and you know abs and dabs are asking for too much
just to make sure that yes you create
your identity but with ontology you know they don't really need too much and you have a very
unique idea for yourself so it's not only about the idea not from south africa's world where you just want to allow everyone to embrace this new
innovation so i think i'm speaking too much but i i really hope you guys got the real message but
yeah this is where i'll mute my mic i'll let everyone else you know speak thank you guys for listening
okay thank you for that yes what is actually true in nigeria or in africa let me not just say in nigeria i don't want to spoil my country's image but in africa we know a lot of people a lot of us a lot of people are interested
theft into fraud a lot of people are scamming people just to make end good and people who
are scamming in by pretending to be you might actually think they are talking to you and if there is an issue somewhere it can even put you
in trouble but since om ontology network is actually building such a thing and it's bringing
it to africa it's good but when i made my research about ontology this question is actually for
ontology africa when i made my research about ontology and i also understand that ontology is actually building this in order to
the FinTech space. It's also going beyond the FinTech space and going into the education line
and also the e-commerce, not really e-commerce per se, but the job aspect and all so i just want to ask how how is this
how is this thing going how is the ontology what ontology is building going to actually impact
the education line the education world like what do they plan and i also have another question according to you you said there's the ong token and the ong
what is the difference between both and what is their what is their utility when can you use them
what cases can you use them how can you utilize them those are the two questions I have. Before I now open the floor for everyone,
anybody that has any question,
that have any question to ask.
So, Anthony Africa, please,
can you answer the questions?
Yeah, Jim, everybody again. Yeah, so thank you. And yeah, Aaron did explain quite a lot.
And I don't have much to add to what she said. But in terms of use cases, right, real life
use cases, this is something that ontology is trying to achieve in terms of healthcare, education.
We are also big on gaming and yeah, for e-commerce too. In every sector, in every
let's say platform, you need people to identify themselves like their identity should
be verifiable right but if you want to verify people's identity at least um there should be
confidentiality of their data um so you don't have to abuse that data sell it to big corporations
right so that's what ontology is trying to offer like you you are done with your school your
university you are done with your school let's say university of lagos after you are done with that right and you get to upload
or maybe the school if they they have their bills their what is it document um platform that they
want uh recruiters business that want to verify whether their students graduated from that university or not.
So they will upload all their documents on blockchain.
Once it's written, you cannot change it.
So once they upload that document, your grade, the class you've graduated with is going to be there.
So if I'm in the US and you are applying in my company, I don't
have to call your school. I don't have to start telling you to go through any third
party like the WES. I forgot the name of the other platform that verified documents. You
don't have to go through that. In the comfort of my home, I can just send you that.
Let's say my wallet or letters
have attached it to my document.
Your document is there, right?
So the recruiters will be like,
yeah, you are real, you are genuine,
and your document is verified.
And in terms of healthcare,
When your medical record has been uploaded on the blockchain,
your doctors can get to verify it and know, okay, this is your medication.
This is what has been happening to you for the past 10 or 20 years.
And they will see how they can go about treating you and
for that you know identity you know you when you are sharing your document you get to share your
name your email your phone number and so on so the doctors will see all those datas but on
ontology you get to select the information you want people to see so if you don't want your
doctors to know your name your age or your ethnicity or religion even though those things
i don't think they are necessary to add in in a document platform but you can get choose and
ontology use zkp zero knowledge proof to do you are going to upload your data.
The only thing that the blockchain will see is just proof.
And all your document is with you.
Nobody's going to see that.
Total control over your data.
So when you ask about the dual token system, right?
So dual token system in blockchain usually comes from balancing governance, utility,
So for governance, once you, let's say you hold 1%, 2% of the ONT token, you get to decide
where you want the company to go, where the investment
should go, where you want to see the company to focus on, right? So you get to have a voice.
Even the blockchain is all about community. Blockchain is all about people. So people
will decide where that company is heading to. and for the utility token is just to pay for
transaction right so you have to token that powers uh the the blockchain um you don't have
you don't need you don't need to have only one you have two so that you have one for governance
that one you know is for governance and the one you pay for transaction fees and you pay for transaction fees the
the transaction fee is fixed 0.01 ONG so the transaction is very very very low it doesn't
cost much even if you are going to transact a higher amount of ONT and and yeah the the coin
is just there to to help the ecosystem to to move forward and also to better user experience
you get and then to encourage long-time holding. So you can also trade ONG if you want. Hold your
ONG, trade ONG. That's your choice. And for you to get ONG, ONG, it's listed on Binance,
ong ont um is listed on binance uh bits yeah bits gets not by bit bit gets uh mixed um bitmats
and i forgot the rest of the centralized exchange and now we are we are building our own
dx that's decentralized exchange where you get to buy those tokens if if you're interested and
to buy those tokens if you're interested.
And yeah, I think that's all the questions you've asked me.
I think I've been able to answer it.
Oh, you've asked another question.
I'm not sure I forgot, so I lost my train of thought.
Okay, that was everything. That all thank you so now i'm going to open the floor okay before i open the floor boss emmy's boss aaron do you have anything to say
Saban Abaz representing Ontology Africa as said so far.
Yeah, can I talk or should I, I should have raised my hand up right? My bad.
Yeah, you can. Yeah, you can talk. No, you should. Can't.
Yay. The only thing, I don't't know but this is what i just have
to say i don't know we can if you want to be part of the ontology community trust me it's it's it's
it's going to be big the vision for africa you know we spoke to jeff jeff is the community
manager for ontology you know of um network and jeff je Jeff have made us see things as there's about to happen in our space.
So there are opportunities that is going to really happen in this ecosystem as much as we're trying to grow.
Yes, you can be part of the community. I don't know. I was going to pin in the community link just have it in mind that yeah we're trying to make positive
impacts like we're reaching devs creator you guys to come on but it's it's for everyone
it's for everyone for i say so i'm going to miss my mic now and you know and i just asked king to
like pin into our profile so anybody wants to be part of the journey. And I think Annam Sabanabas is the one behind the anthology of Africa.
You can explain more in what's, you know, anthology has installed for Africa.
You can explain more on that, but I just endeavour everyone to be part of the community.
That's one unique thing that you're definitely going to regret.
So yeah, let me miss my mic again because i have family members that are watching movie yeah so yeah
okay thank you very much for everything you said super so good several of us has done justice to everything one needs to know about the ontology network what
they are building their ontology of repair but if you still have work if you still want to ask him
more questions you can reach out to him i'm going to drop the link to his official ex-anjul plus
i'm going to also drop the link to our whatsapp community and the telegram community
for ontology the tele the official telegram community and our own whatsapp community
so if you would want to be a part of both or any you can but depending on my job please i'm going
to open the floor now if you want to any question, if you have anything to say,
kindly signify and I'll pass the mic to you.
I'll give speaker to you.
I'm waiting. Should I assume that nobody wants to say anything, we understand everything, there's no question
about Ontology network okay okay ontology africa you can speak thank you
yeah so um i think everybody was able to understand but
it's good if if you ask any questions that you have or maybe you want to to give us your own opinion that that will be welcome and lastly
what i will say is i don't know i have um a lot of things but when queen bee uh reached out to me
i was like yeah i need to attend at least even if i'm i will speak to one person like i don't mind uh because as a like if if you want to
grow something right in to to a more impactful um like team i don't know they like to but this one
to a more impactful thing you you start with one person once you were able to once you are able to
convince that one person yeah yeah, anything is possible.
So what I will tell you is, please take your time, get to learn, get to have that knowledge of what ontology is.
And there are a lot of opportunities.
Like Aaron said, we have a lot of opportunities.
I enjoy like almost every day, almost every day.
We are just like talking how to make the community better better and this is something that I took it upon myself you know and I'm not the only like building a Nigerian community so
I'm the African lead in general I'm trying to grow each and every community around Africa right and and so far so good only yeah we will only have
um four countries now so the time to join is is now because we have only three hundred and
four something members in in our community here in Nigeria so i would urge you guys to to join
our entry level is the volunteer role where you where you yeah it's paid as well
but um the pace not that much we have city captain and the regional lead but apart from
those positions right we also offer um some opportunities where you can you can end like
one for developers we just um put out our bounty bounty hunt uh that um is still open
it's going to end ending of this ending of this week so if i if you're a developer and you want
to to join uh you are more than welcome to to let me know just come into the community
ask me any questions you have yeah thank you
okay guys i've already dropped i don't know okay it's a it's a song drop i've dropped the
link to the ontology africa the ontology main um telegram community in our own whatsapp community i've also
dropped it i will drop sabana buzz x and you now so if you want to ask him any questions you can
reach out to him if you love if you also want to ask any of our speakers anything related to ontology or beyond ontology you can also reach
out to them and if you would also love to connect with me or anybody here you can also reach out to
them you don't know where your next big x is coming from learn to network with people too
and as sabana said he said there is a bounty that is going to end this week
i really encourage us to actually open it as it is actually something worth doing you get to
end if you're a developer you can actually open these and if you're a product manager or a project
manager you can do a team and work with
a group of people to do something meaningful who knows that thing can actually yield you more income
so that is what i have to see i'm going to drop the link to sabana bars um
this is now is s handle sdwell to engage so i need you guys to ask questions though if you have any question ask now if you don't want to know no ask now you also
made mention of regional lead and all this is your own opportunity to actually ask more
about the regional regional lead role asking what you can do, what you need to do.
Just ask, you don't know.
You can actually, you will even make more connections
and you will also come to that opportunities
And they will even refer you for jobs.
Like if they ask you, if you need recommendation now,
you can reach out to ontology and tell them
about okay for this particular job i need your recommendation and i'm very sure if you recommend
me you would actually pick me so that kind of thing you are building your connection you are
seizing opportunity it doesn't need to be paid i'm supposed to be because you're a volunteer now
you say i can't do it it doesn't need to be paid you'm supposed to be because you have a volunteer now you say i can't
do it it doesn't need to be paid you are building connections that way and if you would love to
meet sabana bars in person he's going to attend the three lagos conference it will be a speaker
he's going to speak there you can actually walk up to him and connect with him no problem
so that is all i can see okay someone is requesting to speak
lights of remas you've been giving the speaker okay me is raising his hand
emmy's you can speak kindly drop your own thing thank you
About this voluntary stuff, I've been doing this is my fourth, to be my fourth, to be my fourth of my third week, to be my third week or so, I've been doing content writing for the Antelope and the Antelope and the Antelope and the Antelope and the Ant main account, the Ontology Network.
I was really happy about it because it shows the recognition that they are seeing what Ontology Africa is doing.
I was telling Barnabas earlier today that I was happy about it because they are seeing what we are capable of doing.
They are seeing what we are capable of doing, they are seeing what we are doing. But we are actually pushing this thing.
No, volunteer work pays like pays.
At the moment, it might be .
But they are seeing what you are doing.
Trust me, when you show commitment to your projects,
like serious commitment, not do you do, do more you don't post, the day you post, you miss like three days, you miss like five days, don't see the power. Consistent posting, consistent posting, you can make it a tweet, you can make it a thread, but whatever you're doing, you know, just put your hands on your hand and they didn't i just i met my ex and i just saw that
you have been following by the other people in network and i was actually happy about it because
it shows that they've been watching what i've been doing if i was doing i was you know not
taking it serious and i was just you know so this the fact that they are watching what they are doing and they know the comments are actually doing work.
These people are very, very important.
Because this is getting people to know about the project.
The one thing in the website is always keeping early.
When it's concerned, the product come in early
and do what you need to do these people that are doing the volunteer work they are putting in their
time their data their energy they are the ones that in months years to come that will reap from
this stuff because they are they would have seen the work they've been putting in so those people that are looking for money the money will come when you're putting the work i know everyone here the money is important
so you want to get the money you want to it's good to get the money and you know
upgrade your standard of building and all that but wanting this relationship this will show
the issue is the founder of the developer that men who are actually serious with this project
and they're not just after the money to get to quick work and just they actually want to be involved.
And that's what Africa is doing.
So they are seeing a serious step.
I would most of you seriously see anything.
Committed you to the results.
If I look for a quick money, then, until it is not the project for you,
put in the work to show that because the money will come it's just a matter of time but your
work will determine the money that will come to you that is just what i want just added
to those are looking for quick money it's not really work that way putting the work
banabas is watching us by the time he wants to recommend, he will recommend people that are actually doing the work.
If from the head, the artist Barnabas,
he wants to put in, he wants to start paying for people.
It is just people that are working.
They cannot just start asking about money
when you've not been to work.
You have to provoke your work for some people.
This is a project and it's different.
It's not ready to put in the work.
There are people that are ready to put in the work
and get the results. So that is what i want to say okay thank you for that like you said
i know you would want to slap me from here you are now
well there are some things you you just do and people would actually appreciate you for doing it don't even know when i did that good page you did does that actually bring you real money
cool money so i saw abdul amaits the abdulmites, I don't know how to pronounce the name of that.
I'll give you the speaker room for you to ask the question.
Are you available or should I just read the question out?
It's sometimes available.
You've been invited to speak.
mic. Oh, sorry. I'm seeing Adula mic. You've been invited to speak. The Adula Mites. Oh, sorry.
You've been invited to speak.
Okay, request for the mic since you are not okay request for the mic since you are you are not seeing the invitation just request for the mic if there is anybody that also
wants to ask anything just raise your hand and i'll pass the mic to you
okay you've accepted the invite let me go through the question
okay he's back please ask your question ask him directly he's here now ask him what you want to ask
all right jim jim sorry i was in a noisy place that's why I didn't want to speak but I think I've left.
My question is, does ontology network host events and that's like events for creating awareness about ontology,
then onboarding new persons, like hosting IRL events that like in on different campuses here different places in nigeria
different communities i i'm asking what the strategy to onboard new persons into the community
okay um yeah for the irl we haven't hosted an event yet but we are planning to host one next
next month uh which will happen in yeah in lagos obviously lagos, but it's not, that's the first of many, you know.
But like for Queen V, when we started talking, once she established that community in the university,
because we are really looking forward to having a, like, uni hub within ontology. We want students to have like a real-world experience, be it
in terms of like we can mentor you or we can provide any financial assistance for developers
that want to build stuff. So we want to make sure that before you graduate, right, before you
graduate, maybe you have something doing, maybe you're a startup or something, but we just want to give you that experience.
When it comes to that event, you know, it's all about numbers. Once we reach that, once
we hit that number in any uni, we will get to host an offline event. But our first offline
event is happening in September. like i said we we started building
the community this year for the june july so um we are still new and we are still growing day by day
okay adela night does that answer your question?
We have a question for you, sir.
You said there's a certain number that you have to reach,
you have to reach in a community before the irl event can be um can take place in any university
of i'm sure most of us also have the same question in our mind what number what is the target number
or the target range and the level of activeness the level of engagement you want from the community.
Yeah, for the exact number, I'm not sure, but you have to go through that document.
You see the document has been dropped in the Telegram group, so you can go,
you can head over to the Telegram group and check every information is there but we we don't want
in a situation whereby you've reached that number and then the activities in within the community is
is like zero right we want to see a life a lively community an engaging community where
people are curious or people are passionate about what ontology is doing and we we have like a
moderator in in in the in the university hub making sure that the the group is engaged and
yeah let's see activities once we see activities uh we we head over to to your school um host that
event creates awareness onboard more, and just educate people about
ontology, about blockchain, so that before you finish uni, like I said, I keep on repeating
myself, but it's for the best. You get to have that knowledge. You get to have something
that once you finish school, you know, okay, I want to do this. I want to do that.
you finish school you you know okay i want to do this i want to do that
okay thank you for the clarification the adela might do you have any other questions then you
know that person that wants to ask any question it's almost nine so let's do it to ask so that
we can end the space and go back to the grind.
Since no one is reacting, no questions,
let me check the comment section
to see if there's any questions.
That's it. the comment section to see if there's any questions
that's all so you you already said there's a document in the telegram channel so you guys can go through the documents get to know more
about although i know most of us the stress of
video we don't like reading but you need to read
to come across opportunities your next opportunity can be hidden in a paper you just need to know how
to utilize it be creative and innovative that is all i have to say thank you very much for attending
tonight's space i hope to see you guys next week, same time, same venue. We'd actually be having this community call
so that we can build the spirit, the community spirit,
build engagements, connect with each other,
understand what ontology is building
and evolve with its innovations.
Thank you so much and good night.