Exploring Bitcoin’s technical frontier. Monthly meetups, deep dives, and open discussions on Bitcoin and Lightning protocol ⚡

Port Harcourt
Joined June 2025
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🧵 BITCOIN MYTH BUSTING Myth: “Once a Bitcoin transaction is in a block, it's final.” Not exactly. Here’s what actually happens 👇
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Stop burning credits on AI videos. Block the scene in Blender first. Full 19-minute tutorial:
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Join us this Saturday at Silicon Delta, Port Harcourt for the @bitdevph meetup! We’ve got exciting activities lined up, if you’re in PH or nearby, don’t miss it. RSVP: luma.com/v988e9sm Bring a friend — see you there! 😁
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"Many eyes go through the meadow, but few see the flowers in it" —Ralph Waldo Emerson
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💡Spotlight on BitDevs PH 📍Location: Port Harcourt, Nigeria 🇳🇬 About: BitDevs PH is Port Harcourt's Bitcoin builder community, hosting grassroots meetups for developers, researchers, and enthusiasts to advance local Bitcoin development. They focus on exploring Bitcoin’s technical frontier through monthly meetups, deep dives, and open discussions on Bitcoin and the Lightning protocol. Some Key Objectives: 🔷Foster grassroots Bitcoin development in Port Harcourt. 🔷Organize technical meetups for builders and researchers. 🔷Promote Bitcoin dialogue and innovation locally. 🔷Build technical expertise among regional developers and contribute. 🔷Expand Nigeria's Bitcoin developer ecosystem and connect to wider global community. Connect with ₿itdevsPh: X handle: @bitdevph Discord channel: discord.gg/92k2kSg7V2 👇Explore more inspiring Bitcoin initiatives across Africa: directory.bitcoiners.africa/
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💥 167 African Bitcoin projects and counting! In Q4 2025 African Bitcoiners added 8 new projects to our ecosystem bringing visible Bitcoin activity to 22 African countries. To make this ecosystem easier to explore, track, and support, we’ve built a Live Directory for African Bitcoin projects, a continuously updated resource mapping what’s being built, where it is happening, and who is behind it. If you care about Bitcoin adoption, open-source innovation, or Africa’s role in the global Bitcoin ecosystem, this directory is for you. Africa is building, and we are documenting it. Proudly sponsored by @TrezorAcademy, empowering Bitcoin education and promoting adoption across Africa. 👇 Check out the directory here! directory.bitcoiners.africa/
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Thanks to @FreeRoutingAf @bitdevph I just got my certificate on the intensive booth camp building on bitcoin
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Nigerian Abubakar Nur Khalil (@ihate1999) has been named the #1 Most Impactful African Bitcoiner of 2025! 🇳🇬 Organized by Africa Bitcoiners and presented at ABC, this award recognizes his work mentoring and empowering African Bitcoin developers, driving adoption, and building open source tools for the continent. #ABC25 #AfricaBitcoinConference #Bitcoin #Mauritius #BitcoinInAfrica
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Thank you so much @Extheo and @mavapay for the incredible proof of work this year. And thanks to @TrezorAcademy for partnering with us to curate the gifts.
Our very own @Extheo was recognized as one of the most impactful African Bitcoiners. Thank you @afribitcoiners for this recognition. We are beyond delighted! Mavapay to the world 🚀🚀 #ABC2025
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We are pleased to announce that Manuchim Chris Ogbonda will be one of the speakers at the Africa Bitcoin Conference in Port Louis, Mauritius! @Thegameonly_ is a lawyer and Bitcoin advocate with the Africa Bitcoin Institute, where he works in Research and Communications. Before joining the Institute, he gained experience in legal compliance within the fintech sector. As Community Manager at iPayBTC, he built the iPayBTC Students Network, an initiative that brought Bitcoin education to the forefront of campus life across Nigerian universities. Chris also writes and speaks on Bitcoin policy, regulation, and regulatory engagement in Africa, and helped establish the BitDevs Club in Port Harcourt, fostering grassroots Bitcoin development and dialogue. 
As Community Manager at iPayBTC, he built the iPayBTC Students Network, an initiative that brought Bitcoin education to the forefront of campus life across Nigerian universities. Chris also writes and speaks on Bitcoin policy, regulation, and regulatory engagement in Africa, and is the driving force behind the BitDevs Club in Port Harcourt, fostering grassroots Bitcoin development and dialogue. Don’t miss any of his speech at the ABC, Get your tickets now and enjoy 20% off afrobitcoin.org/
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✨Recap: Our #13–21 Most Impactful African Bitcoiners for 2025!✨ This week, we continued unveiling the leaders shaping Bitcoin adoption across Africa — builders strengthening Lightning infrastructure, educators empowering youth, and innovators turning financial sovereignty into reality. #13 — Prince Ogbonna 🇳🇬 (@princejoj0) Through @ipayBTCapp, Prince is making Bitcoin truly useful for daily life — powering airtime purchases, bills, and merchant payments while scaling low-fee Lightning transactions for thousands across Nigeria and beyond. #14 — Mukungu Felix 🇰🇪 (@MukunguFelix) Founder of @thecore21m in Kenya. Felix is igniting a thriving builder movement — leading major Bitcoin unconferences, mentoring hundreds of youths/builders, and advancing Lightning-based remittances across East Africa. #15 — Theophilus Isah 🇳🇬 (@Extheo) The visionary behind @mavapay, Theophilus is breaking barriers between fiat and Bitcoin with practical payment tools, open-source innovation, and developer training shaping the next wave of African technical talent. #16 — Mawufemor Kofi Folivi 🇬🇭 (@MawufemorFoli) Founder of @Bitcoin_Dua, he is championing circular economies in Agbozume. Mawufemor blends STEM education and Bitcoin literacy to empower young Ghanaians with self-custody skills and real economic opportunity. #17 — Glenn Jooste 🇿🇦 (@BitcoinUbuntu) Through Bitcoin Ubuntu and collaborations across the continent, Glenn delivers hands-on education and technical support to grassroots circular economies, helping the underbanked grow sovereign communities. #18 — Gloire Kambale 🇨🇩 (@GloireKW) A driving force in Goma, DRC. Through @bridgesats, @kiveclair, and his team’s contributions to be-BOP.io, Gloire is helping unbanked merchants earn and save in sats while pushing genuine financial sovereignty across Congo. #19 — Nzonda Fotsing 🇨🇲 (@BitcoinSophist) Driving Bitcoin education across Francophone Africa. From leading @btcafriquefr to creating the @KidsBitcoin comic, Nzonda is shaping the next generation of Bitcoiners. #20 — Belyï Nobel Kubwayo 🇧🇮 (@belyi_nobel) Founder of @btcshule and the spark behind Burundi’s growing Bitcoin movement. His work—translations, courses, and connecting rural villages—keeps opening doors for everyday people. #21 — Grant Gombwa 🇲🇼 (@GrantGombwa3) Putting Malawi on the Bitcoin map. Through @BitcoinBoma, Grant is building a strong culture of self-custody, education, and community-led adoption. These incredible leaders are proving that Africa’s Bitcoin movement isn’t theoretical — it’s happening in markets, campuses, workshops, and remittance rails across the continent. We’ll continue unveiling new honourees every weekday as we build toward the Top 3 reveal at the @AfroBitcoinOrg in Mauritius. All 21 honourees will receive exclusive gifts crafted in partnership with @TrezorAcademy, supporting builders who are growing Bitcoin in Africa. 🧡
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circular Bitcoin economy in Port Harcourt, focused on adoption, merchant integration, and sustainable community-driven systems. I strongly believe in action before institutionalizing, and I’m grateful to be part of a space driven by 5/7
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@planb_network, and more. Joining @bitdevph further grounded me in the technical realities that make Bitcoin resilient. With a background in Management Accounting, Business Development, and Project Management, I naturally gravitated toward real-world application. 3/7
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🧵 My Experience at the African Free Routing Uyo Lightning Bootcamp 🇳🇬⚡
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Represented @bitdevph at the Uyo @FreeRoutingAf Lightning Dev Bootcamp an intense 5 days of deep dives into LN and ₿. Covered: • Bitcoin tx anatomy • Lightning Network • Polar for LN dev • Running Bitcoin Core Great experience excited to put it all into practice ⚡ #lighting
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We’ve just launched our official GitHub organization and Discord server🎉 These will serve as our home for open-source Bitcoin projects, discussions, and community updates. Whether you’re a builder, learner, or contributor — there’s a place for you here.
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Behind every successful Btrust Builders cohort is a faculty team whose dedication carries the program forward. 🧡 This year, many of them, alumni themselves, returned to mentor, teach and walk alongside participants, turning their own experiences into guidance for the next wave of open‑source Bitcoin and Lightning developers. We’re proud to celebrate this collective of builders and mentors who made this year’s journey so meaningful. Their stories are inspiring, and their contributions remind us that the heart of Btrust Builders lies in its people. 👉 Read more about them on our blog: blog.btrust.tech/celebrating… A 🧵
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Hello 👋🏾 Proudly supported by @ipayBTCapp and @SetDevBTC, BitDevs Port Harcourt has been active for a while now, shaping the dev scene — with our 5th edition coming up on October 25th. Always great to see more energy around Bitcoin in PH. Collaboration over duplication ⚡
PortHarcourt are you ready?!!! The first-ever BitDevs Port Harcourt Meetup is happening! 📌 Bitcoin, tech, and good vibes only. Don’t miss out
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