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🇳🇬 Twitter Video: Map Digital Finance Gaps in Nigeria — A DAO Labs Inclusion Study🧭

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🇳🇬 Twitter Video: Map Digital Finance Gaps in Nigeria — A DAO Labs Inclusion Study🧭
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Task Type

video

Points

1,075

Reputation

+0.10

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20 participants
  1. calvin_timie

    @calvin_timie · 2.6K

    665pts

  2. #2

    prof_michaelt

    @prof_michaelt · 2.9K

    665pts

    How @TheDAOLabs Can Transform Lives in Famgbe I came to #Famgbe, a small fishing community in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, @Nigeria as a youth corper. On arrival, I was surprised that even though Yenagoa is a state capital, the reality in Famgbe is very different. Most families here

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    GodwinEze6

    @GodwinEze6 · 4.5K

    647pts

    Crypto Inclusion powerd by @TheDAOLabs Spotlight: Otukpo, Benue State In Otukpo, POS agents have become the “new banks.” With limited mobile banking, wallets & payment apps, locals depend on POS — but the high charges drain profits. Farmers suffer, traders face cash delays,

    3K 7 6 0View on X

The brief

Requirements

Open to all: Anyone meeting the criteria below can join

📱Objective:
Identify and document geographic regions in Nigeria with limited access to digital finance tools (e.g., mobile banking, crypto wallets, payment apps) and explain how crypto access can help recover the local economy in those places. Use DAO Labs’ Social Mining as a case study to explore how decentralized platforms can bridge these gaps and promote financial inclusion.

This is an exclusive task for the Nigerian Members of DAOVERSE V2 to feature:
✅ Clear identification of crypto economy underserved areas
✅ Creative integration of DAO Labs as a financial solution
✅ Community-centered insights or storytelling
✅ Bonus: Visuals or maps included



🧑‍💻Instructions:

  1. Local Research & Observation

    • Choose a specific area in Nigeria (urban, peri-urban, or rural) and assess access to digital finance tools.

    • Interview locals or gather informal feedback on barriers (e.g., internet access, literacy, trust, infrastructure).


  1. Data Collection

    • Note key indicators: smartphone penetration, mobile money usage, crypto awareness, and local fintech presence.

    • Highlight any community-led alternatives or informal systems in use.


  1. DAO Labs Case Study Integration

    • Briefly explain DAO Labs and its mission in your own words.

    • Suggest how DAO Labs’ decentralized tools (e.g., Social Mining, onboarding kits) could be adapted to support inclusion in your mapped area.


  1. Visual Mapping (Optional but encouraged)

    • Create a simple map or infographic showing areas with low access and potential DAO Labs intervention points.

    • Use free tools like Canva, Google Maps, or hand-drawn sketches.


  1. Submit Your Findings

    • Create a Video Snippet post of no more than 1m summarizing your findings. Be simple and original. You may use slang or a local shoutout as long as it keeps the civil tone.

    • Your video must fit the Twitter/X Video requirements to be a Snippet.

    • Make a short summary (less than 200 words) to accompany your Video Snippet.

    • Hashtags & Mentions: @TheDAOLabs, #SocialMining, @Nigeria, #Nigeria

    • Include any visuals, quotes, or local stories that bring your mapping to life.

    • Get the link to your post and submit it as Proof of Work for Validation.



Rewards
This task is a task for the Nigerian Members of DAOVERSE V2. Other Social Miners engaging in this assignment will be credited with 33% of the compensation.

  • 🏆Top 3 Submissions get up to 1,000 points (500 for Quality + 500 for Engagement) + ⭐️0.1 REP


Requirements

Must have a minimum of 50 X/Twitter followers to be eligible for Social Mining Tasks. If you do not have a WhoTweets account yet, please register by clicking the button below.

September 6, 2025 at 9:29 PMSeptember 14, 2025 at 11:59 PM

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Participants

20

unique miners

Impressions

15.5K

across submissions

Articles

0

long-form entries

Likes

150

Retweets

146

Replies

2

Engagement metrics cover 4 of 20 submissions

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