Hello everyone, I hope you are doing very well today and that your day is going very well too.
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I am from Akwa Ibom, a state in the south-south region of Nigeria.
Akwa Ibom State consists of three ethnic groups, which are the Ibibios, the Anangs, and the Oron nation, respectively.
Akwa Ibom State is rich in natural resources, foods, cultures, and people. It is also known as a peaceful state in Nigeria.
The primary occupations in my state are farming, fishing, and trading.
Most people in Akwa Ibom are involved in one trade or another, making them independent.
Over the years, Akwa Ibom has been known for the occupations mentioned above, and some people in the state have ignored these paths, maybe because it is not moving again because there are no more lands for the cultivation of plants or there is no more space for raising animals since people have used these lands and spaces for the building of houses, supermarkets, markets, etc.
Before the 1980s and 1990s, Akwa Ibom had enough land and space for people to cultivate, so it was hard for people to make ends meet from agriculture.
This has made people in the state suffer in poverty.
The youths of Akwa Ibom do not have the opportunity their parents had, so they do not farm or fish.
They have the opportunity to handle smartphones, so I normally suggest they go into blockchain and become independent.
Someone helped me join Hive, and I make money from it, so I encourage other youths and teenagers to join the Hive blockchain.
I talk about the hive blockchain to anyone young and very close to me. I encourage them to join the hive blockchain since it will allow them to become independent, and it has been taken to their doorsteps too.
I use every opportunity I see to talk to youth about their financial future.
I want to see the youth in my state rise to the point where they can fund any project they want.
Apart from encouraging the youths to join the blockchain, I also encourage the youths in my locality to solve problems because it will help them earn a living.
Solving problems in their locality will help them earn a living.
Every youth should not say that they have not been allowed to excel; they should stand up for themselves and give themselves the opportunities they need in their lives. Sometimes we have been promised job opportunities but not given them, so we need to stand up for ourselves and become what we want to become.
Nigerian youths should open their eyes to see that nobody owes them anything. So they should stand up for themselves.
The economic aspect of my country is what I want to contribute to.
If my country were wise enough to look into its ability to produce and sell secondary goods on the international market, If that happens, that would help economic stability too.
So I encourage every youth to be innovative and produce secondary goods to make it in the international market.