Hello from Ghana! My Cardano Journey

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Hi everyone, I’m Fidelia Atampoaka Ayaabilla from the Upper East Region in Ghana. I’m very excited to finally be part of the Cardano Forum community!

I’ve been following Cardano for about three years now, but I only joined the forum a couple of months ago. One of my first experiences with Cardano was organizing a program in Bolgatanga during Fund 7. I worked with Wada on one of their funded proposals, and it was amazing to see over 50 participants join in!

I’ve been lucky to have some awesome people guide me on my Cardano journey. Shoutout to @chosenfintech, @Jeremiah, @seiduziblim @Nana_Kwadwo_Safo and many others who’ve helped me learn and grow.

As part of the Cardano community, I’ve been trying to stay active and involved. I’ve been helping out with some meetup activities with the Cardano Ghana team, and I’m loving every minute of it!

I’m really looking forward to learning more from all of you on this forum. I’m especially interested in learning more about blockchain technology and how it can be used for financial investment.

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Hey @Fidzs,
I am glad to have been a useful specie to your journey. Keep exploring and contributing to the ecosystem’s growth, and I am available to support within my capacity. Thanks for the highlight.

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Thanks for the support Nana Safo

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@Fidzs thank you for sharing your Cardano journey. I’m personally looking forward to hearing more from you in the future.:star_struck:
Keep being you.
Be well,
GJ🙏

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Welcome @Fidzs and keep striving

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Thanks i will keep on doing my best

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Awesome I look forward to connecting with you in the future

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keep the faith! “It is a process of progress and not a process of perfection - Charles Hoskinson”.

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Thanks your quote is inspiring

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Thats cool, look forward to new stuff from you. I am new here as well.

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Welcome @Fidzs! It’s nice to have you here :slight_smile:

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Thanks,i really appreciate!

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Thus nice we will learn from each other