The buzz of Nigeria’s crypto scene is impossible to ignore. From Lagos to Abuja, young, tech-savvy individuals are diving headfirst into the world of blockchain, NFTs, and decentralized finance. Nigeria consistently ranks among the top countries in the world for crypto adoption, with a vibrant community of enthusiasts who are active participants in the global web3 ecosystem. Yet, despite this enthusiasm, there’s a glaring gap: while many are actively involved, few are leading.

Creative Alchemy: Redefining Web3 for Creatives, One Community at a Time

The Public Goods Club (PGC) is funding innovative projects, with five winners each receiving 0.5 ETH in the current Uplink grant round. Voting is essential, but it’s tied to tokens generated from PGC NFTs, not just the NFTs themselves.

Photography by Olamide Flourish | Modeled by Jozzi

This illustration highlights Benin’s Ada and Eben sceptres—symbols of royal authority—paired with coral beads, representing power and heritage in Edo culture.

As a creative in the Web3 space, you're at the forefront of a digital revolution, bringing art, music, fashion, and innovation to decentralized platforms. However, this also makes you a target for bad actors looking to exploit vulnerabilities. From phishing attacks to malicious smart contracts, it's crucial to stay vigilant and protect your wallets, accounts, and funds.