So, there is this block industry along the road in my area that always has light. Like, when there is no light anywhere, that place always has a 24 hour power supply. In fact, Anytime there is no light, you will see people there charging their phones. What confuses me is that the place even looks somehow abandoned. I still don’t know where the light is coming from, but it’s always there. Now, for the past few days, there has been no light in our area and I have been spending ₦300 every day to charge my phone. So today I said, “Let me try my luck at this block industry.” I got there and nobody was there. Just one socket tied to a wood with a handkerchief. I quickly plugged my phone and sat on one of the blocks there like a security guard (because I know say in a blink of an eye, phone fit disappear). After some time, my phone was fully charged. I was happy, I unplugged it and was about to go home when From nowhere, a man appeared. A rugged looking guy o. He asked, “Are you done?” I said, “Yes.” Thinking he wanted to charge his own phone. This man then said, “Your fee is ₦500.” I said, “₦500 for what?” He replied, “For charging.” I said, “But this place is open. He replied, "you know as light take dey here? Abi na you get the handkerchief used to tie the socket".. Omo! After plenty arguments, I still paid him ₦400 and left. Which kind business be this? Na so dem dey make money for this Lagos 😭 Pls Follow me for more #funny #phone #lagos #trending #myngul

🌍 MYNGUL: THE PAN-AFRICA NARRATIVE Africa has always had a story. What we lacked was ownership of the microphone. For centuries, Africa has been spoken about — rarely spoken by. Outsiders documented our cultures. Our lifestyles are filtered through foreign lenses. Our creativity is exported, diluted, and monetized elsewhere. MYNGUL is the return of the African voice. MYNGUL is not just another social media app. It is Africa’s digital homeland — a Pan-African platform built to: Tell our stories, in our voice Celebrate our culture, lifestyle, and identity Protect originality Simplify monetization Reward authentic African creators From Lagos to Nairobi, Accra to Kigali, Johannesburg to Dakar — Africa is one story with many expressions. MYNGUL is where: Algorithms do not bury African creators Original content is not stolen Monetization is not reserved for the few Culture is not compromised for visibility 📌 This is a call to history. To every Pan-African content creator, storyteller, poet, filmmaker, farmer, designer, educator, activist, and visionary: 👉 Secure your place in the switch of history. 👉 Own your digital legacy. 👉 Tell Africa’s story — by Africans, for the world. Tell your story on. www.myngul.com . follow me @DonG

AFRICA’S DEFINING SOLUTION HAS BEEN BORN — BPI EARLY RETIREMENT BLUEPRINT OFFERS HOPE TO MILLIONS AFRICA’S DEFINING SOLUTION HAS BEEN BORN — BPI EARLY RETIREMENT BLUEPRINT OFFERS HOPE TO MILLIONS Lagos, Nigeria — [November 2025] A new dawn has come for Africa. A homegrown solution has emerged to address one of the continent’s most pressing challenges — the rising population of unemployed, under-employed, and unrecognized entrepreneurs in the informal sector. For decades, the informal economy — the true engine of Africa’s survival — has been excluded from structured wealth creation and retirement planning. Today, that story changes. The BeepAgro Palliative Initiative (BPI) has unveiled its Early Retirement Blueprint, a Web3-powered ecosystem designed to empower every African — whether employed, self-employed, or entrepreneurial — to build sustainable wealth, secure daily income, and earn lifetime pension rewards. A CONTINENT RE-IMAGINED THROUGH TECHNOLOGY Built around Blockchain and Web3 technology, the BPI Early Retirement Blueprint introduces Africa’s first decentralized retirement and loyalty reward system, where members can earn daily or monthly pension income directly into their wallets — transparent, traceable, and tamper-proof. “Imagine a continent where your retirement reward or pension is credited every 24 hours. Imagine receiving your pension every 30 days — not from government, but from a Pan-African community that you can trust. That’s the vision of BPI.” said Amb. Dr. Don Gilead Okolonkwo, Founder and CEO of BeepAgro Africa Ltd. The initiative also supports Africa’s digital migration from centralized consumer loyalty to a Web3-powered loyalty economy, ensuring every member’s contribution is recorded, rewarded, and permanently secured on the blockchain. MORE THAN RETIREMENT — A PAN-AFRICAN MOVEMENT Through its trained network of Retirement Ambassadors and Consultants, BPI is offering Africans the opportunity to set up Personal Retirement Accounts that pay pension rewards every 24 hours. Beyond finance, this movement represents community, trust, and solidarity — ensuring members receive support during critical life milestones such as education, marriage, health, and family needs. “The solution to Africa’s challenges is not solely for governments to solve. BPI is Africa’s contribution to building a resilient Pan-African community — where technology meets humanity, and wealth becomes collective.” added Amb. Dr. Gilead. THE DIGITAL FUTURE — AFRICA’S OWN SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM In alignment with its vision for digital sovereignty, BPI is also introducing MyNgul, a Pan-African social media platform that promotes authentic content monetization, protects user data, and rewards engagement. Every BPI Retirement Consultant and Community Ambassador receives MyNgul access as part of their early retirement empowerment package. JOIN THE MOVEMENT BPI calls on all Africans — professionals, traders, civil servants, and entrepreneurs — to connect with certified BPI Retirement Ambassadors and Consultants and begin the journey toward true financial independence and collective prosperity. “We are not waiting for the future — we are building it,” — Amb. Dr. Don Gilead Okolonkwo About BPI (BeepAgro Palliative Initiative): BPI is a Pan-African socio-economic initiative under BeepAgro Africa Ltd, designed to create an inclusive financial ecosystem where every African can access wealth-building, digital farming, Web3 technology, and early retirement solutions powered by blockchain innovation. For Press & Media Enquiries: 📧 beepagro@gmail.com | 🌍 www.beepagro.com 📞 +2348141355232 Write a comment Upgrade to Pro Choose the Plan That's Right for You Buy this ad Space (ads@myngul.com) NaijaPoly Categories Read More Afro-Pop Fest Goes Global: Afrochella Rebrands as AfroFutura Ghana’s Afrochella has rebranded as AfroFutura, expanding its reach to Brazil and Jamaica to celebrate the African diaspora’s cultural ties. The festival will showcase a blend of music, art, and culture, highlighting Africa’s rich heritage and its influence on global culture. AfroFutura promises to be a vibrant celebration of African identity and creativity. Why the BPI Model is the Solution to Nigeria’s Socio-Economic Challenges Understanding the Concept of a Model A model refers to a system or procedure that has been tested and proven to work for a specific purpose, making it a reference point for others to adopt. For example, a successful project can serve as a model for similar initiatives. Similarly, the BPI (BeepAgro Palliative Initiative) program has become a powerful economic model that, when applied,... John Dramani Mahama Sworn in as Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama was sworn in as Ghana's President, marking a new chapter in the country's politics. USDT GWallet: The Next Big Web3 Disruption is Here — Are Africans Ready to Benefit? Written by Amb. Dr. Don GileadBlockchain Expert & Web3 Enthusiast | CEO, BeepAgro Africa | Founder, MYNgul Social Media (Pan-African Social Platform) 🚀 A Disruptive Innovation is Coming — And It's Laser-Focused on One Goal: Transaction Fee Reduction to 0.2% The USDT GWallet is not just another digital wallet. It is a purpose-driven, next-generation fintech innovation...

Udzungwa Mountains National Park, Tanzania - WATERFALL WONDERLAND Introduction & History: - Established: 1992, gazetted from former forest reserves to protect biodiversity and water catchments. - Size: 1,990 km², part of the Eastern Arc Mountains (a UNESCO-recognized biodiversity hotspot). - Unique Claim: - Second-highest biodiversity of any African national park. - Home to six primate species, including the Sanje crested mangabey and Iringa red colobus (found nowhere else) . - Over 2,500 plant species (25% endemic), like the ancient Luke’s Cynometra tree . Location & Ecosystems: - Location: Southern Tanzania, spanning Iringa and Morogoro regions, bordering Selous Game Reserve and Mikumi National Park. - Topography: - Elevation: 250m–2,576m (Lohomero Peak) . - Habitats: Tropical rainforest, miombo woodland, grasslands, and steppe . - Key Features - Sanje Waterfall: 170m cascade, Tanzania’s tallest in a national park. - Kilombero Valley: Fertile lowlands with sugar plantations and villages. Wildlife Highlights: Primates: - Sanje crested mangabey (discovered in 1979) and Iringa red colobus. - Black-and-white colobus monkeys, galagos (bushbabies). Other Mammals: - Elephants, leopards, Abbott’s duiker, and the rare grey-faced sengi. Birds: 400+ species, including: - Udzungwa forest partridge (endemic). - Rufous-winged sunbird and African crowned eagle. Top Activities: 1. Hiking: - Sanje Falls Trail (4–6 hours): Swim in plunge pools beneath the waterfall. - Lumemo Trail (6-day trek): Crosses remote highlands. 2. Birdwatching: Prime spots near Mwanihana Peak and river valleys. 3. Cultural Tours: Visit Mang’ula village or Kilombero sugar plantations. 4. Waterfall Exploration: Includes Prince Bernhard Falls and Sonjo Waterfalls. Best Time to Visit - Dry Season (June–October): Ideal for hiking; cooler temps (9–25°C) . - Wet Season (November–May): Lush but trails may flood; best for waterfalls. Conservation & Challenges: - Endemism: Protects species like the Kihansi spray toad (reintroduced after near-extinction). - Threats: Deforestation, climate shifts altering water flows . - Community Role: Local Hehe tribes retain cultural access to sacred sites. Why Visit?: > "Where waterfalls carve through ancient forests, primates leap through canopies, and every trail whispers secrets of evolution." - For Scientists: A living lab of endemic species. - For Hikers: Unrivaled trails through untouched wilderness. - For Culture Lovers: Authentic interactions with local communities. "In Udzungwa, the wild isn’t curated—it’s discovered." 🌿🐒🌄

Omo Forest Reserve, Nigeria - LUNGS OF LAGOS 📜 Introduction & History: Omo Forest Reserve, established in 1925 during the British colonial era, is Nigeria's oldest and most ecologically significant protected rainforest. Initially created for timber conservation, its mission evolved to prioritize biodiversity protection after Nigeria's independence. Key milestones include: - UNESCO Biosphere Reserve designation in 1977, recognizing its global ecological value . - Creation of a 640-hectare Strict Nature Reserve (SNR) in 1949 as a pristine core for scientific research . - Tragic human-wildlife conflicts, like the 2018 elephant trampling incident, highlighting habitat encroachment pressures. 🗺 Location & Land Mass: - Location: Ogun State, Southwest Nigeria (coordinates: 6°35'–7°05'N, 4°19'–4°40'E), 135 km northeast of Lagos. - Size: 130,500 hectares (322,000 acres), making it Nigeria’s largest contiguous rainforest - Topography: Undulating terrain (15–300 m elevation) with inselbergs, drained by the Omo River flowing into the Lekki Lagoon and Atlantic Ocean . - Zonation: Core (protected), buffer (sustainable use), and transition zones under UNESCO’s Man and Biosphere framework. 🌿 Biodiversity: Flora: - 200+ tree species, dominated by Diospyros spp., Drypetes spp., and Voacanga africana . - Endemic orchids and giant lobelias in the SNR, with 67 angiosperm species documented in a 1946 survey . - Critically endangered Ptychotrema shagamuense land snail . Fauna: Mammals Forest elephants (~50), Chimpanzees, white-throated guenon, Leopard. Birds: (125+ species), including African grey Parrot, crowned Eagle Reptiles: Nile Crocodiles, rock Pythons Molluscs: 28 land snail species (e.g., Subulona pattalus) 36% endemic Streptaxidae ⚠ Conservation Challenges: 1. Illegal Logging & Farming: - Gmelina arborea plantations expanded by 122% (1986–2002), replacing natural forest . - Cocoa farmers encroach into the core zone, fragmenting elephant habitat. 2. Poaching: - Elephants targeted for ivory; hunters use snares for bushmeat trade. 3. Climate Stress: - Reduced rainfall (formerly 2,000 mm/year): threatens water-dependent species. 4. Weak Enforcement: - Lack of ranger funding; UNESCO’s "Green Economy" livelihood alternatives underutilized. 🚶 Attractions & Activities: - Wildlife Tracking: Guided walks to spot elephants, primates, and birds with Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) rangers . - Waterfall Hikes: Trek to Karuru Falls (3-tiered, 273m drop) in the rainforest interior. - Cultural Engagement: Visit Ijebu villages to learn about traditional medicine derived from forest plants. - Research Tours: Explore the Strict Nature Reserve for rare orchids and snails (permits required). 💡 Fun Facts: - "Elephant Pharmacy": Local communities collect elephant dung for traditional medicines . - Biosphere Economy: 80% of nearby residents rely on the forest for food, fuel, and medicine . - Mollusc Haven: Home to Africa’s highest density of carnivorous Streptaxid snails . - Cinematic Fame: Featured in documentaries like The Constant Gardener. ☀ Best Time to Visit: - Dry Season (November–April): Optimal for wildlife viewing; temperatures average 27°C. - Avoid Rainy Season (May–October): Trails flood; leeches and mosquitoes proliferate. 📈 Tourism Potential & Community Impact: - *Ecotourism Model:s - Camping Safaris: Unravelling Nigeria offers 62-day tented camps with bonfires and bush walks. - Citizen Science: Tourists assist in snail surveys or Elephant dung mapping. - Community Benefits: - NCF-led initiatives train locals as guides; 10% tourism revenue funds schools. - Aseda Honey Project promotes beekeeping as an alternative to logging. - Visitor Growth: 200+. annual tourists; aims to triple by 2030 with new canopy walkways. 🏞 Conclusion: A Race Against Time: Omo Forest Reserve embodies both hope and crisis: its SNR core shelters species found nowhere else, while its buffers face relentless pressure from chainsaws and cocoa farms. As a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, it could pioneer a model where conservation funds healthcare via honey sales, or where tourists tracking elephants finance forest schools. Yet without urgent action—strengthened ranger patrols, GPS-monitored boundaries, and payment for ecosystem services schemes—this "Lungs of Southwest Nigeria" may vanish by 2040. > "In Omo, every fallen mahogany echoes a question: Can we value living forests more than dead timber?"

🎉 ANNOUNCEMENT: A New Era for Africa’s Retirement & Web3 Integration 🌍 I’m excited to share a groundbreaking milestone in the journey toward dignified early retirement and digital empowerment in Africa. The BPI Early Retirement Program is backed by three core accounts, one of which is: 🌾 ZENQ Digital Farming on Crowdchain — a revolutionary retirement asset designed to connect Africa to the Global Lifetime Reward Pool on the Crowdchain Bridge. 🚀 This isn’t just about ZENQ — it’s about opening the doors to a perpetual 40% reward-sharing pool that includes future Web3 projects hosted on Crowdchain. This marks a lifetime access opportunity for our African community to earn, grow, and position itself at the forefront of the global blockchain economy. 💎 As a proud beneficiary of 5% Lifetime Access, I invite you to join this movement — a real path to retirement with dignity, peace of mind, and digital prosperity. Let’s grow together. Let’s crowdfarm our future. Let’s build Africa’s legacy in Web3. 🌍💼🌱 👉 For more information or to get started, connect with a BPI Ambassador near you or visit our HQ: 📍 BeepHouse, 15B Yinusa Adeniji Street, Ikeja, Lagos. #BPI #EarlyRetirement #ZENQ #Crowdchain #DigitalFarming #Web3Africa #BlockchainEconomy #BPICommunity #SmartRetirement #LifetimeRewards #AfricaRising

Lekki Conservation Centre (LCC), Lagos, Nigeria - THE CANOPY KINGDOM Introduction & History: Established in 1990 by the Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), LCC serves as a protected nature reserve in Lagos. It was created to preserve the area's biodiversity threatened by rapid urbanization on the Lekki Peninsula. Over three decades, it has grown from a conservation project into one of Nigeria's premier eco-tourism destinations, famous for its innovative approach to environmental education and wildlife protection. Location & Land Mass: • Precise Location: Km 19, Lekki-Epe Expressway. • Coordinates: 6°26'33.0"N, 3°32'17.0"E • Total Area: 78 hectares (193 acres) • Core Conservation Zone: 30 hectares. • Buffer Zone: 48 hectares The reserve occupies a strategic position between Lagos' developing urban areas and the Atlantic coastline. Wildlife Population: LCC protects diverse ecosystems supporting: • 15+ mammal species including Mona Monkeys, Bushbucks, and African Civets. • 100+ bird species (Kingfishers, Hornbills, Egrets, etc.). • Reptiles like Crocodiles and Monitor Lizards. • Rich insect biodiversity including rare butterflies. • Mangrove and freshwater swamp vegetation. Attractions & Activities: 1. Signature 401m Canopy Walkway (Africa's longest). 2. Nature trails through different ecosystems. 3. Treehouse observation deck. 4. Birdwatching platforms. 5. Conservation education center. 6. Picnic areas and event spaces. 7. Photography spots with wildlife viewing. Tourism Potential: • Major eco-tourism destination attracting 50,000+ visitors annually. • Research hub for universities and conservationists. • Venue for environmental workshops and corporate events. • Potential for expanded educational programs. • Growing international recognition as conservation model. Did You Know? • The canopy walkway was constructed without heavy machinery to minimize environmental impact. • Some trees in the reserve are over 100 years old • LCC serves as a "green lung" for pollution-heavy Lagos. • The center has appeared in several Nollywood films. • It is home to Lagos' only remaining wild Crocodile population. Best Time to Visit: • Ideal Period: November - March (dry season). • Best Time of Day: Early morning (7am-10am) for wildlife activity. • Weekdays are less crowded than weekends. • Avoid peak rainy months (June-September) when trails may flood. Visitor Information: • Opening Hours: 8:30am - 5pm daily. • Entry Fees: ₦1,000-₦5,000 (discounts for students/groups). • Guided tours available. • Basic amenities: Parking, restrooms, small cafe. Conclusion: The center continues to balance conservation goals with sustainable tourism, offering visitors a unique nature experience just minutes from Lagos' urban center.

It was today I experienced first hand that there are ppl in Lagos preventing this rain to fall 🤲🥹😂😂 Cause wtf

🚀 BeepAgro Africa: 800K+ Job Opportunities Await! 🌍 BeepAgro Africa is currently sitting on over 800,000 job offers for skilled and unskilled African workers! This is your chance to secure a 5-year work permit in Schengen countries and across Europe. 💼 Why Apply Now? ✅ Access high-demand jobs in Europe ✅ Skilled & unskilled workers welcome ✅ Secure your future with a 5-year work permit 📍 Visit Our Head Office: BeepHouse, 15B Yinusa Adeniji Street, Ikeja, Lagos 📞 Contact Us Today: 📲 08137275072 | 07067108437 Don’t wait—apply now and take a step towards a brighter future! 🔗 #BeepAgro #WorkPermit #JobOpportunities #AfricaToEurope #BPI #MYNgul

🚀 BeepAgro Africa: 800K+ Job Opportunities Await! 🌍 BeepAgro Africa currently has over 800,000 job offers for skilled and unskilled African workers! This is your chance to secure a five-year work permit in Schengen countries and across Europe. 💼 Why Apply Now? ✅ Access high-demand jobs in Europe ✅ Skilled & unskilled workers welcome ✅ Secure your future with a 5-year work permit 📍 Visit Our Head Office: BeepHouse, 15B Yinusa Adeniji Street, Ikeja, Lagos 📞 Contact Us Today: 📲 08137275072 | 07067108437 Don’t wait—apply now and take a step towards a brighter future! 🔗 #BeepAgro #WorkPermit #JobOpportunities #AfricaToEurope #BPI #MYNgul