Gamic – Tech | Business | Economy https://techeconomy.ng Tech | Business | Economy Wed, 03 Sep 2025 12:28:27 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 https://techeconomy.ng/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/cropped-256Px-32x32.png Gamic – Tech | Business | Economy https://techeconomy.ng 32 32 Nigeria Leads the African Blockchain Technology Ecosystem https://techeconomy.ng/nigeria-leads-the-african-blockchain-technology-ecosystem/ https://techeconomy.ng/nigeria-leads-the-african-blockchain-technology-ecosystem/#comments Fri, 12 May 2023 15:20:52 +0000 https://techeconomy.ng/?p=101735 Nigeria has emerged as the leading country in Africa with the most vibrant Web 2 and Web3 tech startups, despite facing several challenges such as wrong labeling due to a lack of structured education, unclear government regulations, inadequate infrastructure, funding issues, and the proliferation of ponzi products, amongst others.

However, with the recent approval of the National Blockchain Policy, comes a shining light at the end of the tunnel.

Similar to the Nigerian Startup Act, this approval comes with immense direct benefits for the tech ecosystem and the Nigerian economy by extension.

One of the key action points of this policy approval, is the call for Blockchain Education, as this will serve as the first responder that will eventually give birth to the multiple innovations expected to be seen in the coming years.

Jude Ozinegbe, founder/Convener, Cyberchain
Jude Ozinegbe, Founder/Convener, Cyberchain

In response to this, Cyberchain, a brand-agnostic tech advocacy organization led by Mr. Jude Ozinegbe, a Digital Transformation Expert, has been at the forefront of empowering and educating Nigerians in the tech space, on the need to embrace Blockchain Technology and Digital Security. Cyberchain has organized a range of industry-focused events, including conferences, webinars, training sessions, and consultancy services, aimed at addressing the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in the tech industry.

Over the past five years, Cyberchain has educated over 20,000 Nigerians on Web 3, the digital economy, and digital security.

In 2022, Cyberchain created awareness for Adaverse, a venture fund aggregator that provides funding, mentorship, and tech infrastructure to scale Web 3 solutions in Africa. It has also expanded its national footprint to five cities, including Akure, Uyo, Benin, Abuja, and Lagos, with plans to continue driving adoption to four additional cities this year, including Port Harcourt and Kano.

Cyberchain’s 2023 event calendar includes a series of industry-specific events, such as the Web 3 and Digital Economy Conference in May (Port Harcourt), July (Kano), September (Abuja), and November (Lagos), as well as a Tech Carnival in December (Lagos).

Cyberchain Conference 2023
Line-up of speakers for Cyberchain 2023

These human capacity development programs have been made possible by various organizations that have supported Cyberchain over the years, including Zinochrome, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Jelurida Africa, Digital Encode, Binance, Bitmama, TradeFada, ESET, RedSwan CRE, Pillow, BEI, Sabi Group, BoundlessPay, Gamic, Dexfiat, Picnic, and many others.

With the digital economy rapidly growing, the proper education and problem-solving skills provided by Cyberchain and its partners will help Nigeria become a global exporter of tech solutions in the future.

The Nigerian tech industry is expected to make more great strides in the years to come and Cyberchain is delighted to collaborate with well-meaning individuals and stakeholders within Nigeria and the diaspora to expand the frontiers of Blockchain in Nigeria and Africa.

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Gamic Set To Alleviate Poverty In Africa With Just A Smartphone https://techeconomy.ng/gamic-set-to-alleviate-poverty-in-africa-with-just-a-smartphone/ https://techeconomy.ng/gamic-set-to-alleviate-poverty-in-africa-with-just-a-smartphone/#respond Fri, 28 Jan 2022 17:53:22 +0000 https://techeconomy.ng/?p=66992 Gamic is set to change the lives of Nigerians and Africans at large as it empowers individuals and gives them financial stability.

With the rate at which technology has become the order of the day, companies are developing ways to empower the society and Gamic isn’t left out of this.

From the comfort of your home and with an internet connection, one can play NFT games and earn from it. This is what is called the play-to-earn system.

Gamic is the second product of Artist3, a Blockchain-enabled end-to-end digital ecosystem that deconstructs traditional revenue models by allowing users of the platforms to earn by participating in the ecosystem.

According to Ukeme Okuku co-founder and CEO of Artist3;

“Africa has an untapped market for Blockchain and NFT gaming for everyone. Most aspiring players face the challenge of the high cost of buying a starter NFT when they start their Play-to-earn journey. Gamic provides players with Scholarships programs to enable players to start playing these games without breaking the bank, or if you simply don’t have the resources yet to start playing to earn. Gamic Guild plans to make it easier for you to access alternative income streams via play-to-earn games. Our goal is to be the gateway to play2earn for the African continent and also get  150,000 people earning with us in 3 months.”

This opportunity provided by Gamic would also help educate individuals about NFTs, their use and their importance.

Speaking with the Artist3 CTO Michael Anyi, he said; “We have built a gaming guild focused on giving a diverse catalogue of NFT games to our users to play while also providing them with an alternative source of income.” 

To start playing and earning money playing, register HERE.

For more information, visit the website or Follow @gamicguild on IG, Twitter and Facebook.

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