Between 1990 and 2015, over 215 million people were lifted out of hunger and near starvation.  However, it is sad to note that as of 2019, 59 million people across the world are at the brink of starvation!  Why do we have to focus on this problem? 

Why can't agencies charged with anti-poverty programmes and projects post their all their staff from management to frontline to poverty-ridden areas where they are currently operating? Why? Why do they waste 80% of agency funds on recurrent items and devote a miserly 15% - 19% to actualising set goals? Why? Please ask them why.  Do not be carried away with their models and reasons.  They are lies!!!  Send them to live with the poor or quit the job!!!

I do not think that Donald Trump of America or Muhammed Buhari of Nigeria enjoys the carnage going on in their respective countries.    Let us pay attention to the poor in our midst.   There is wanton destruction in the wings, and it will be devastating if these two Presidents and the world over do not act accordingly.  The internet is the key to reversing this ugly trend.  Ask me how! 

Why do you need your government in the United States of America, United Kingdom, China, Australia, Nigeria, Brazil, etc.…why?  Its simply to serve you and I. Now, the question is: Should public service delivery be so COMPLEX, CUMBERSOME, and EXPENSIVE? A thousand times NO! Managing the expectations of citizens or user needs is very critical to the future of all national governments. What can we do to have a functioning and trustworthy public service?

Global connectivity is at the core of our mandate -  the eWorld.   Where 99% of social, educational, entrepreneurial services and the business of governance will be conducted online.   Currently, 63.85% of the world population is unconnected.  Whereas, 80% of the continent of Europe is connected compared to central Africa's 6%.  SAD.  If there is a quantum leap in global connectivity today, in 16 months' time, 200 million jobs will be created.  Let's do this!!!

I am so excited, about the prospects of ushering in global prosperity at an accelerated rate, where tears will be wiped off the cheeks of over 3 billion poor persons. Thanks to the Estonian experiment, we can model a new world: BLOCKCHAIN enabled e-Nation, 99% of government service done online, and the internet is a basic right.

2 billion people are out of the organized financial system around the world.   This is a deliberate policy!  The International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and all the organized financial institutions are benefiting from this anomaly.   The free market system remains the only means to combat this problem.  Protesting, fighting, or killing is not the way forward.  Let's come together, create our system, and grow it.  Rise up!  Organize!!

My team and I estimate that the application of blockchain to Africa's supply chain result in more than $10 billion in efficiencies, economic sustainability, irradicating vulnerabilities, and counterfeiting.   This is so because blockchain provides an open-source of data that in itself is a source of truth.  This innovation provides verifiable, tamper-proof, and 'unchangeability' to every sphere of our daily transaction.  

I have lived with the low-income poor for over 16 years in Tundun Wada village, FHA Lugbe, Abuja. There are no good roads, pipe-borne water, and is a terrible place for a man of my status to live in. But I do. This will enable me to talk about their plight even as I study their economic realities. We have the abject and low-income poor in the United States of America, Canada, Italy, Nigeria, etc. We can eradicate this poverty by uploading information to can be assessed by every and anybody will help to flatten the curve. By opening the economic space whereby ordinary citizens can take advantage of economic opportunities reserved for the ruling elite will definitely elevate billions out of poverty.

Let’s do this!!!

Blockchain and artificial intelligence can be deployed to bridge the formal learning gap across the impoverished part of the globe.   Generally,  it is noted that over 700 million peoples are living below the poverty line.  That is they earn less than $1.90 per day.   before the COVID 19 lockdown, 258 million children were out of school.   This was exacerbated with the advent of the global pandemic and eventual precautionary lockdown that was imposed which resulted in 1.1 billion children forced out school.   A privileged few continued their learning and testing online.   It is no longer news that educational aid has failed globally to eradicate this problem due to the greed of FULL-TIME government bureaucrats and politicians.   We are looking forward to an internationally coordinated effort to bypass these and intervene directly using Smart, Lowcost, Durable, Simple Learning devices that poor kids can use at home or in coordinating centers.   Yes, we can!!!