I started to see and was surprised when Nigeria started to adopt bitcoin, and then many countries in Africa started using bitcoin and even legalized it. I can't stop thinking if a country in Africa is even first to use crypto. but I am still confused on what basis they use it?

I think they (Africa) took the right decision to adopt Bitcoin. They realized the true value of Bitcoin in my opinion. For a developing country, bitcoin would help their financial ecosystems to improve. The world mobilizing to digitalization, so Africa shouldn't stay back as well. Those country adopting bitcoin and cryptocurrency from the beginning, they will not regret later. But, like my country' those developing countries aren't adopting bitcoin, I am sure they will regret it once a time. They are not moving with the trend.

^ Africa is still a continent that is rarely in the spotlight so it is very surprising that there is news that Bitcoin is very much in the spotlight there. whether the news that has been widely circulated and heard so far is true that the spread of technology has not been evenly distributed there?

Seems like Africa would be one of those regions wherein bitcoin growth would be beneficial since Africans can really use the current state of bitcoin to their advantage, especially in promoting it as an investment, or as an alternative on patments that they are commonly used to. It may not be used to eradicate the plague of poverty but it will surely create financial freedom—or at least close to it—to some of those ‘advantaged’ populations further decreasing the number of poor people in Africa. There is also a potential that these new rich people would create jobs for other people if decide to open new businesses, so it’s a factor to consider, too.

This should not be so surprising to see Africa growing so much while it comes to using cryptocurrencies as a means of payment, holding and making p2p transactions. Many of the Africa countries find it difficult to pay directly into another country while many comes with high payment fee, that is why many of the countries are now prefering cryptocurrencies as a means to solve these problems, especially because the payment comes with low transaction fees. Despite with the little development in Africa, there is still rapid development in crypto.

An article was published a few days ago, a country from Africa is the #2 largest market through paxful and other countries from the same continent too has large volume transactions.
Nigeria is now the No.2 bitcoin market on this fast-growing global marketplace
Registrations and stats through a platform like paxful, you can see it on the article I indicated above.

For lots of us Africa looks like a really technically not developed continent. So why there is so highly growing interest to Bitcoin and cryptocurrency? In my opinion - weaker local currencies that make it harder to get dollars, bureaucracy that complicates money transfers. New generation there is just trying alternative ways that may help to avoid complicated things. Of course it is interesting what is the percentage of the population uses Bitcoins, and what about that part that is without simple things like Internet, computers, gadgets and so on. But it is great that the country is developing in this direction. Some experts are sure that  Africa may surprise us.

This is an economic revolution supported by revolutionary digital technology. Africa took advantage of this opportunity to adopt bitcoin on a large scale. Individuals and small entrepreneurs in Africa have recorded the most transactions using digital currency or cryptocurrency.

Africa is in a very good condition to take advantage of cryptocurrency, because the African continent has a generation of young professionals who are easy to adapt to new things and aspire to become entrepreneurs. This is what makes digital currencies like bitcoin easy to accept.

The adoption of bitcoin is also due to their local currency being unreliable and hyperinflationary. Cryptocurrency is a better alternative currency than local currency and makes the domestic economic system more developed. One of the popular services in Africa that uses bitcoin as the base currency is BitPesa which can make money transfers internationally at a lower cost.

Africa is not a poor country, it is just underdeveloped and it isn't because of being poor but because it has been f**ked with for decades that keeps it behind.
In any case I believe bitcoin always grows in third world countries faster than other places because there are usually far less roadblocks in those countries against its adoption. For instance you have to jump through a million hoops in US to buy bitcoin and end up paying a shitton of money to IRS while in Africa you can buy bitcoin a lot easier and not to worry as much about the "tax man" robbing you.

In a country where economy is bad everyone will try as much as possible to find means of survival, I believe that's why most africa countries are giving bitcoin and crypto investment a try, they are even into forex trading too, Nigeria is one country that have bad economy, I'm not surprised that people from the country are into crypto