The Hive conference was recently held at KNUST in Ghana to introduce Hive to the people of Ghana. The event was a huge success and many participants shared their thoughts on what they had learned. I had the opportunity to interview a few attendees to get their thoughts on Hive and other presentations.
During my interviews, I spoke to a woman from the computer science department who expressed gratitude towards the entire team for organizing such events on their campus and including their department. everything. She found the information heard at the conference relevant, especially about web3 blockchain, which she had heard about but didn't know the full details of, and how it can change and transform lives. Hive was new to her, and she was very eager to learn about it. The speakers at the end of the day helped her to achieve her objectives for coming to the event.
She expressed a lot of interest and pledged to join the hive journey. The program, to her, was transformative, and she hoped it would become an annual event and expand to other schools throughout Ghana.
I had a conversation with another attendee who shared his experience about the event. He mentioned that he had the opportunity to ask a question about web3 technology, which had been bothering him for a while. The question was related to the security surrounding the web3 blockchain and he was concerned about the safety of his investment in the blockchain. The conference was able to address their concern and provide reassurance about the security surrounding blockchain technology, which put their mind at ease.
Looking at the testimonies that came up, I can confidently say Hive has a great future in Ghana and Africa.
Many of the people have started their hive journey onto the platform and we are ever ready to assist our newbies.
We hope to introduce more students in Ghana to the Hive blockchain so that we can transform lives worldwide.