Adedayo Adebajo

Led successful blockchain protocol hackathons, both in-person and virtually across multiple countries. Facilitated developer hackathons for over 3,000 developers, fostering innovation and skill development. Forged impactful university partnerships with over 35 universities in East and West Africa. Established partnerships across 18 African countries, expanding reach and collaboration.

Pioneered the synergy of Blockchain and Internet of Things (IoT) to create comprehensive solutions.

Co-founded ICP.Hub Sahara West Africa to promote the Internet Computer Protocol. Trained over 2,500 developers in deploying decentralized applications (dApps), enhancing local innovation. Onboarded 20+ startups with grant opportunities, fostering a vibrant ecosystem for blockchain solutions. Engaged a diverse audience of 200,000+ through events, workshops, and meetups, significantly raising awareness. Engaged 25+ investors across different time zones, securing vital support for ecosystem growth. Facilitated 30+ public-private partnerships, driving collaborative initiatives. Featured in 30+ mainstream media outlets with high engagement, boosting protocol visibility. Championed the adoption of the fast, scalable, and secure Internet Computer Protocol in West Africa through content, community building, hackathons, ideathons, and startup grant opportunities.

Founded Africa Blockchain Developers Call Series, a Pan-African initiative focused on training developers across several African countries for effective competition in the tech market.

Led protocol expansion to five countries (Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Rwanda, Nigeria) with functional teams. Facilitated workshops, trainings, and developer advocacy across the continent, onboarding 500+ developers into the blockchain ecosystem.

Provided comprehensive blockchain education for beginners and experts across diverse fields, contributing to a more informed African citizenry.