~We did our best to impart knowledge, covering essential aspects such as the fundamentals of Bitcoin, its role as an alternative to traditional fiat currencies, the inner workings of the Bitcoin network, and concepts like proof of work. We delved into the realm of Bitcoin creation and mining, explaining the significance of Bitcoin wallets and how to secure them effectively, among other topics.
I don't know how long this awareness program lasted but I think it will take some time to teach these areas of bitcoin effectively. I am sure they will have further questions on these topics so there is a need to create a platform for feedback. Your team should create an avenue where they can ask questions and get further teachings. Thank you for this great work.
Wow I'm seeing more similar stories from Nigeria and now Cameroon and adoptions seem to be increasing in those countries.
Is Cameroon one of the countries that allows Bitcoin to be considered a legal currency, I see that it is in an open place and these people are displaying their pictures.
I hope that it will be a start and that they will benefit from the decentralized economy and inflation problems more than just learning Bitcoin or trying a specific application.
Great news coming from the West African Sub-Region. Nigeria has a high population of Bitcoiners but the interest of neighboring countries such as Niger, Cameroon, and Benin has been very low. Bitcoin awareness needs to be spread in these Francophone nations and it is good news to see people like OP taking this bold step. Cameroon just like Nigeria is suffering from high inflation which has made many Nigerians buy bitcoin to serve as a hedge against the fall of the value of money. So these trainees can derive some benefit from the knowledge of bitcoin they have acquired from this awareness program.
