Finally, the much awaited and anticipated steemit meet up in Ghana has ended on a successful note. The day began in a lovely manner with steemians trooping from all parts of the country. In all, I will say the program was really amazing. I was so much engulfed in the presentations that I wished it could last forever. Personally, I have learnt a great deal of things today with the various presentations by the various leaders.
Turn Outs Of Events
The Program started with an opening prayer led by @emmanueloppong. @joshuanaabu did the introduction of dignitaries and the purpose of gathering smoothly followed as well. We had a wonderful time, not merely because of the the powerful presentations and the knowledge but mainly due to the humorous and dramatic nature everything was undertaken. I had read much about crypto-currencies prior to the meeting and I had invested in several coins which have yielded nothing but success. With that in mind, I was even well convinced by @richforever's presentation which was on disruption theory and how the cryptocurrency market is going to disrupt the fiat currency. It was made clear to us that the best way to take a joyful ride to success is through joining a disruption train in its early days or by being a creating the disruption yourself.
After the knowledge of cryptocurrency awareness, we had the opportunity to listen to @tojukaka, an invited guest from Nigeria. He is part of a team of 7 who join us in Ghana for our maiden meet up.He spoke on "the way steemit impact on my locality". This gave us a whole new perspective to how steemit is perceived. Fundamentally, steemit could easily impact in the life of an individual. But the thought of it, creating a tremendous impact in a community is outstanding.
Then followed the guy who "didn't" know why he was here in Ghana. He started his speech on the keynote that, the government does not have the capacity to pay you because they dont have jobs, because they have no capacity to create them. The only capacity they have is the capacity to be corrupt. Actually this part can not be talked about without feeling and the passion. It was a great motivation and i believe many people had a turning point right there. @ejemai unleashed a great deal of wisdom unto us
The program wouldn't have ended without the host giving his attribute. I being the host was so happy with the way the program panned out. We ended the program by inviting my family to stage and commending my parents for their awesome hospitality. 
I will like to thank @stach, @ejemai , @gee1 , @ewuosu , @fisteganos , @adejoke16 , @ibukun for honoring an invitation to Ghana. The Ghanaian community extends its gratitude and pray's that all that they have lost will be restored in full in Jesus Name. Thanks to @ackza for the financial support given for the program too.
Enjoy some of the Pictures We took During the Program. 
