Another significant accomplishment has been made with the addition of yet another borehole, bringing the total to 10, which was made possible by the Hive ecosystem. Since the start of this project last year, it has been a fantastic experience.
The Hive Empowers Communities project, as it is known, aims to empower communities, demonstrate real-world application of Hive, help people to recognise Hive's value, and to promote the Hive blockchain. From the very beginning, it has been an amazing and wonderful journey that has transformed lives. We are pleased to see further progress in the Northern Region,Ghana.
The hospitality of the people of Gbamyamli is exceptional. They have given us a good reception and their support since the beginning of the project. Yesterday, they came in large numbers, both adults and children, which was a beautiful sight to behold. We felt a great sense of pride as we inaugurated the tenth borehole yesterday when the leaders and residents of Gbamyamli town gathered together for the ceremony.
The primary objective of the occasion was to open the new project for public use and show how Hive is contributing to empowerment initiatives in Ghana. These moments are always special, giving us the opportunity to highlight the positive impact the Hive ecosystem is creating not only in Ghana but also in other parts of the world.
The launch ceremony also provided an opportunity for the town leaders to meet their residents and promote community building. The event began with opening prayer, followed by a brief address from the chief. The Hive team was also invited to speak about Hive and the project. The address highlighted Hive's potential and the innovative technologies driving its success.
While many residents might not be familiar with the Web3 blockchain and crypto, seeing the water facility in action helped them grasp the possibilities of web3 technology. Witnessing Hive's impact piqued the interest of residents and we anticipate that those who will learn about the event through various news networks will become more intrigued by Hive's impactful work. Access to water has indeed been a significant challenge in the northern part of Ghana especially in Tamale where we have this project. The making of this borehole project stands out as the most valuable contribution we have made to the Ghamyamli community.
The moment the facility was officially inaugurated marked a truly exhilarating occasion for everyone who was present. Women began to fetch the water with their basins, while others took turns to sip some of the water for the very first time.
The cultural troupes with their traditional drums added to the specialness of the event, performing so well that they were admired by everyone. Overall, it was a remarkable scene, and a deeply impactful and memorable moment.
In all, this launch has been a great moment of impact, and we are proud that through this project, we have brought about another change. We appreciate the massive support and wonderful reception given to the Hive team by Chief Naa Abdul Rahaman and the town leaders of Gbamyamli towards the project and the launch. All of these efforts have been as a result of the support we have received from the Hive ecosystem, and we remain grateful to the community.
We acknowledge the Hive community and @valueplan for the sponsorship, and appreciate @guiltyparties, @theycallmedan, and all the great team whose efforts are pushing forward more Hive impactful works around the globe. We would also like to acknowledge and appreciate @startkerz,@dswigle, @steevc, @daveks, @acidyo, @ackza, @adetorrent, @neopch, @trafalgar, @taskmaster4450, @eddiespino, @elevator09, @hiro-hive, @depressedfuckup, @samed10, @lichtblick, @hiro-hive and @bradleyarrow for their wonderful contributions to the Hive Empowers Communities Projects here in Ghana. To our wonderful team of supervisors in the North, all Hiveghana members, and team who showed up to support @abdul01, we deeply appreciate your time, support, and inputs in making another impact. Updates about media coverage, videos, and interviews will be shared later. Thank you all for your attention and time.
