Here is a short Clip from my lecture
When Steemgigs Contacted @steem-lagos to go represent steemit at the just concluded ISDEV 2017 Hackaton event, a 3 days summit of Programmers and Developers in Lagos Nigeria.
Steemit as one of the Proud sponsors
Relishing Steemit at the Background
Representing @steem-lagos was @peman and @oluwoleolaide, we were able to attend the 2nd day precedings of the event for about a couple of hours.
Location of the Geeks event was at Cedarpoint event center Iyana Ipaja area of Lagos, The Big Apple of Africa.
It was an instant decision as a Steemgig, a great opportunity arising to shed more light on Steemit to this Fresh Crops of Nigeria Youths that Our very own @surpassinggoogle had introduced to steemit. My assignment was to lecture this newbies and potential Steemians on how to convert STEEM/SBD into local currency- The Naira.
I made a post as Reference to all Nigerian Newbies, if you miss it click on this Link at your free time!
QUESTIONS ASKED
1.The first question was how to create contents and get rewarded for it on Steemit. My answer was simple and Short: Do what you like to do best and showcase it on Steemit with some indepth Creativity, then watch the magic.
2.Secondly, a question was raised about how long it takes to signup on Steemit which i honestly could not give a specific time frame, my final response was that it varies, some under 24 hrs and some beyond.
3.Another question was if Steemit was a Multi-Level Marketing Scheme which i understand why that question came out. Many people had fall victims to ponzi schemes.
4.The last question was How the rewards is been generated and where does the funds comes from, the smartest way i could respond was for them to signup and ask me personally on Steem.chat and discordd. A good Strategy i learnt in my months of Steeming Hard.
Hopefully, this guys get there passkeys on time and we could have ourselves a hundred Nigerian newbies on Steemit in few days.