Samuel Boadi at Blockchain Expo Europe:
Samuel Boadi, also known as McSammuel on various social media sites, is the co-founder and project manager of the Hive Community Well Project in Ghana, Africa. He was one of the speakers at the Blockchain Expo Europe held on September 26-27, 2023 at RAI, Amsterdam.
The Blockchain Expo event was held alongside the IoT Tech Expo, AI & Big Data Expo, Cyber Security & Cloud Expo, TechForge’s Digital Transformation Week, and Edge Computing Expo. The attendees can explore the convergence of these technologies in one place.
According to the official announcement released through the Blockchain-Expo website, the conference agendas will present a series of expert keynotes, interactive panel discussions, and solution-based case studies.
The Blockchain Expo, or TechEx, is the world’s largest blockchain exhibition and conference. It comprises three conferences annually: Global, Europe, and North America.
The Blockchain Expo Europe was already conducted on September 26-27, 2023, in RAI, Amsterdam, while the Blockchain Expo Global will be held this coming November 30 to December 1, 2023, at Olympia, London, and the last but not the least series, the Blockchain Expo North America will be held on June 5-6, 2024 in Santa Clara Convention Center, California, USA.
Hive user Samuel Boadi was given a chance to speak during the Blockchain Expo with his presentation titled “Social Impact Through Blockchain and Web3.”
As a Hive Community Builder, Samuel Boadi shared his experience with Ghana’s hugely successful Hive Community Well Project. He shared how he leveraged the decentralized power of the Hive Ecosystem to provide clean drinking water to underprivileged communities across Ghana.
On his profile for the Blockchain Expo, he stated that before his involvement with the Hive Borehole project, his passion for computers led him to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology.
Upon graduating from that course, he embraced the exciting opportunity as a biometric data entry officer at the National Identification Authority in Ghana, Africa.
This role in the government allowed him to leverage his expertise in computing and contribute to developing and implementing cutting-edge identification systems, ensuring accuracy and security in data management.
Aside from being an IT professional, Samuel is also deeply passionate about music. It has become an integral part of his life, providing inspiration, creativity, and an avenue for self-expression. He is fueled by a strong desire to make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals and communities.
Based on the official Hive account of Samuel Boadi, also known as @McSamm in the Hive Blockchain, they have already launched 11 Hive Boreholes in Ghana. It was also confirmed by fellow Hive user Collinz, who posted an article on PeakD about their milestones of helping provide clean water to Ghana’s people with the support of the Hive community from different parts of the world.
The 11th Hive borehole was inaugurated a few days ago in Kanvili Kukuo. This year, the 11th borehole is the third Hive borehole constructed, adding to the existing boreholes.
With the Hive Borehole Project in Ghana initiated by community builders McSamm and Collinz, and with the able support of the Hive community, lives have been transformed, providing access to clean drinking water in communities where they constructed the Hive mechanized Boreholes.
According to Collinz, Kanvili Kukuo is a big village and suburb of Temale. The town has faced challenges in accessing clean drinking water. Residents have relied on river sources, but these sources were proven unreliable due to the low rainfall in the region.
On Twitter, McSammuel also shared his excitement and gratitude towards the Hive Blockchain, a Web3-based community that donated boreholes in Ghana, proving to everyone that blockchain is real.
At the Blockchain Expo, Samuel Boadi shared his experience of how Web3 is making a real social impact and solving real-world problems by providing the people of Ghana access to clean water, a fundamental human right.
Fellow Hive user Ruben Cress, a creative director, photographer, and artist, expressed his gratitude on Twitter towards McSamm as he dubbed Samuel Boadi a Ghanaian legend, Humanitarian, and an Amazing Human Being.
The Blockchain event in Amsterdam, where Samuel Boadi was speaking, brought together industry-leading technology companies, allowing attendees to discover the newest applications for Web3 for Enterprise.
The event gathered over 6,000 enthusiasts in one of the world’s biggest and largest Blockchain expos. Some of the most prominent brands in the world graced the events, like Lama Technologies, Vodafone, Mastercard, PepsiCo, Coinstore, and Toobit, to name a few.
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