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Investing in Solar Energy to Create a Cleaner Planet for Us All – Dr. Yasam Ayavefe

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As a businessman and philanthropist, Ya?am Ayavefe has achieved success through the execution of various projects using his extensive education. Dr. Ya?am Ayavefe is behind hundreds of successful projects ranging from architecture to tourism to environmental improvement, a few of his many accomplishments. As founder and CEO of Milaya Capital, he and his team design life-changing projects while consistently considering ecological awareness.

Milaya Capital has built its reputation fully committed to any project that delivers efficiency in all aspects of today’s needs. One of its most important goals is to improve lives within society, in addition to its service users. Utilizing all the new opportunities within the business world, they have made it their mission to carry the world to a better future.

Ya?am Ayavefe is taking new steps through Milaya Capital with a vision and mission to establish solar energy farms as he argues that fossil and similar energy sources are not renewable and the damage they cause to nature is significantly dangerous. However, sustainable energy sources are renewable and harmless. “A green world is essential for future generations. However, increasing population growth and insufficient resources cannot meet the required energy needs.”

Dr. Ya?am Ayavefe encourages people to use sustainable energy sources. Mentioning the importance of cooperation between countries, the famous businessman Dr. Ayavefe proposes measures related to global warming. Dr. Ayevefe has initiated a new project with Milaya Capital by investing in solar energy farms. Furthermore, Dr. Ayavefe has extended his education to a complete understanding of what is responsible for the deterioration of our environment as he addresses fossil fuels.

Photosynthesis is also responsible for fossil fuels. Scientists estimate that about 3 billion years ago, the first autotrophs evolved in aquatic settings. Sunlight allowed plant life to thrive and develop. After the autotrophs died, they decomposed and shifted more profoundly into the Earth, sometimes thousands of meters. This process continued for millions of years. Then, under intense pressure and high temperatures, these remains became what we know as fossil fuels. Microorganisms became petroleum, natural gas, and coal.

People have developed processes for extracting these fossil fuels and using them for energy. However, fossil fuels are a nonrenewable resource. They take millions of years to form. Solar energy is a renewable resource; many technologies can harvest it directly for use in homes, businesses, schools, and hospitals. Some solar energy technologies include photovoltaic cells and panels, concentrated solar energy, and solar architecture.

There are different ways of capturing solar radiation and converting it into usable energy. The methods use either active solar energy or passive solar energy.

Active solar technologies use electrical or mechanical devices to convert solar energy into another form of energy, often heat or electricity. Passive solar technologies do not use any external devices. Instead, they take advantage of the local climate to heat structures during the winter and reflect heat during the summer. Investing in solar farms will make a significant difference and is a solar technology that will be instrumental to a healthier environment. A solar farm is an extensive collection of photovoltaic solar panels that absorb energy from the sun, convert it into electricity, and send that electricity to the power grid for distribution and consumption by customers like you. Solar farms, which you’ll sometimes see being called solar parks or photovoltaic power stations are usually mounted to the ground instead of rooftops and come in all shapes and sizes.

We sincerely thank Dr. Yasam Ayavefe for his knowledge, action, and drive to ensure future generations will have the opportunity to live in a better world.

 

Dr. Yasam Ayavefe

Click the below links to view Dr. Yasam Ayavefe’s projects:

https://greenclimate.io/

https://yasamayavefe.com/

Milaya Capital

Nigeria: A Failing State? A Simulation Analysis of the Reactions of Key Actors to Peter Obi’s Chatham House Speech

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During his visit to Chatham House in the United Kingdom, Mr Peter Obi, the Labour Party candidate, spoke about a number of important topics, including the political fraud that has been a feature of Nigerian elections ever since the country’s return to democracy in 1999 following a number of years under military rule. In the current piece, a simulation analysis of a potential response to Mr Peter Obi’s contention that political fraud has rendered Nigeria a failing state with a worsening leadership crisis is explored using the ChatGPT tool in an effort to further the emerging insights from the previous analysis.

As predicted by our analyst, the tool produced expected responses from the ruling party’s (APC) candidate, other opposition candidates, and Nigerians. Our analyst presented his findings regarding Mr Peter Obi’s claim of political fraud and requested that the tool respond as candidates and Nigerians.

Ruling Party

As a candidate of the ruling party in Nigeria, I understand the concerns raised by Mr. Peter Obi regarding the potential irregularities in the electoral and legal systems, as well as illegal activities by some security agencies. However, I would argue that while these issues may present challenges to the democratic process in Nigeria, they do not necessarily render the entire country a “failing state.”

It is important to recognize that Nigeria is a complex and diverse country with a population of over 200 million people, and it is important to avoid making sweeping generalizations or simplistic conclusions about its overall performance. The country has made significant progress in many areas such as economy, education, and infrastructure. The government has also been making efforts to address the issues of electoral misconduct and security agency misconduct, and I believe that ongoing efforts to strengthen democratic institutions and rule of law will continue to improve the situation.

It is also important to consider the contributions and perspectives of other stakeholders in the country, including citizens, non-political organizations, and the private sector, in order to gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges facing the country and possible solutions.

Opposition Party

As an opposition candidate in Nigeria, I agree with Mr. Peter Obi that there have been a variety of irregularities in the electoral and legal systems, as well as illegal activities by some security agencies that have aided and abetted politicians during election periods. These issues are of great concern, as they undermine the democratic process and can lead to a lack of trust in government institutions.

However, I would also argue that these issues, along with other challenges facing the country, do contribute to the country being considered a “failing state.” High levels of corruption, insecurity, poverty, and unemployment, as well as poor infrastructure, inadequate access to basic services, and a lack of opportunities for citizens to fully participate in the political process, are all contributing factors to a country that is not functioning well.

I believe that it is important for the government to take concrete steps to address these issues and to promote transparency, accountability, and good governance. This includes measures to strengthen democratic institutions and to ensure that the rule of law is upheld. Additionally, the government should be more responsive to the needs of the citizens and should take a more inclusive approach to governance, engaging with a wide range of stakeholders, including civil society and the private sector, to find solutions to the country’s problems.

A Nigerian

As a Nigerian, I understand the concerns raised by Mr. Peter Obi about the potential irregularities in the electoral and legal systems, as well as illegal activities by some security agencies that have aided and abetted politicians during election periods. These issues are of great concern, as they can undermine the democratic process and lead to a lack of trust in government institutions.

It is true that the term “failing state” is subjective and can have different interpretations, however, it is also true that Nigeria has been facing a number of serious challenges in recent years, including high levels of corruption, insecurity, poverty, unemployment, poor infrastructure and inadequate access to basic services. These issues, combined with the electoral misconduct, do contribute to a country that is not functioning well, and it is important for the government to take concrete steps to address them.

I believe that the government should be more responsive to the needs of the citizens and should take a more inclusive approach to governance, engaging with a wide range of stakeholders, including civil society and the private sector, to find solutions to the country’s problems. Additionally, measures to strengthen democratic institutions and to ensure that the rule of law is upheld, will go a long way in addressing the issues.

Filecoin (FIL), Near Protocol (NEAR), and Snowfall Protocol (SNW) Ushering in a New Era of Metaverse

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Last year marked a new milestone in the world of crypto. A grand total of 21,000+ cryptos have been launched so far, among which approximately 9,000 cryptos continue to thrive. Although more than half of all crypto projects ever launched have stopped existing, things are not so bad. Most of the failed projects tend to be poor imitations of established cryptos like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), and do not offer any unique value. That’s why it was pleasant to see new utility tokens with unique benefits hitting the crypto market over the past few years.

Filecoin (FIL), Snowfall Protocol (SNW), and Near Protocol (NEAR) are such utility cryptos with unique offerings. These cryptos are creating the foundation for an open, democratic, and decentralized metaverse that exists for the people and not merely use them as cattle fodder for marketers and tech giants.

Snowfall Protocol (SNW) is Building an Internet of Cryptocurrencies

Presently, different crypto projects operate as siloed units with their own ecosystems. For instance, crypto users cannot transfer their Decentraland NFTs to The Sandbox or vice versa; at least, they cannot do it easily. Snowfall Protocol (SNW) connects all major blockchains and enables the transfer of assets and funds between them. So, crypto users would not be segregated into islands of ecosystems but move freely across the entire metaverse spanning all major cryptos.

Despite the cold winds of crypto winter bearing on it, Snowfall Protocol (SNW) has managed to raise $3 million in funds from crypto users. Between the early presale and stage 3 sale, its native token SNW has shot up in price by 400%. As Snowfall Protocol (SNW) races towards its upcoming launch, Snowfall Protocol (SNW) continues to gain in value.

Filecoin (FIL) Building a Decentralized Cloud Storage

Filecoin (FIL) is the De-Fi answer to AWS, Google Cloud, and other cloud storage solutions. Filecoin is a decentralized, peer-to-peer storage network that allows enterprising individuals to offer storage services for a fee. Users can pick the storage provider of their choice and storage their files in the distributed Filecoin cloud. Filecoin uses a public, trustless system that utilizes proof-of-replication and proof-of-spacetime to verify the persistent storage of user data by the storage provider.

The vision of an open and free metaverse would come to fruition when no single entity is responsible for storing and accessing users’ data, unlike the case with Dropbox, for instance. Filecoin brings decentralization to cloud storage, which is traditionally dominated by a handful of tech giants. On Filecoin, the power to decide what happens to the storage platform rests with the community and not with a profit-minded, politically motivated tech giant.

Near Protocol (NEAR) Creating a Decentralized Cloud Computing Platform

Near Protocol (NEAR) is a highly scalable and decentralized cloud computing solution. Near Protocol is to cloud computing what Filecoin is to cloud storage. Near Protocol makes it virtually effortless for developers to launch new dApps on the platform. Near Protocol uses human-readable addresses to make this possible. Additionally, Near Protocol developers don’t have to struggle with learning new programming languages. They can use built-in tools and resources on Near Protocol to equip their apps with the platform’s extensive features. Easy-to-read documentation makes the entire process easy. Near Protocol’s offering makes it a cornerstone of a democratic and decentralized Web3 and metaverse.

 

Website: https://snowfallprotocol.io

Telegram: https://t.me/snowfallcoin

Presale: https://presale.snowfallprotocol.io

Twitter: https://twitter.com/snowfallcoin

 

Solar Energy and Climate Technologies with Dr. Yasam Ayavefe

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Dr. Yasam Ayavefe is not only a successful businessman with many substantial projects and investments accredited to his name; he is a man of great character, making him an advocate for all that betters our planet. He is passionate about the environment and creating a healthier world for future generations. He is the founder and CEO of Milaya Capital, which invests in people, improving our world, and one of his investments is creating solar energy. Dr. Yasam Ayavefe is a highly educated expert in the world of technology, using his knowledge to enhance and improve every aspect of the environment. He implements these types of technologies and shares them with us to educate us on how technology plays a significant role in the health of our planet.

Technologies used to address climate change are known as climate technologies. Climate technologies that help us reduce GHGs include renewable energies such as wind energy, solar power, and hydropower. To adapt to the adverse effects of climate change, we use climate technologies such as drought-resistant crops, early warning systems, and seawalls. There are also ‘soft’ climate technologies, such as energy-efficient practices or training for using the equipment.

Developing and transferring technologies to support national action on climate change has been essential from the beginning of the UNFCCC process. In 1992, when countries established the Convention, they included specific technological provisions to achieve the Convention’s ultimate objective. The Convention notes that all Parties shall promote and cooperate in the development and transfer of technologies that reduce emissions of GHGs. It also urges developed country Parties to take all practicable steps to promote, facilitate and finance the transfer of, or access to, climate technologies to other Parties, particularly developing countries. Furthermore, the Convention states that the extent to which developing country Parties will effectively implement their commitments will depend on the practical implementation by developed country Parties of their obligations under the Convention related to financial resources and technology transfer.

Over the years, technology development and transfer concerning adaptation have received increasing attention. The Paris Agreement speaks of the vision of fully realizing technology development and transfer to improve resilience to climate change and reduce GHG emissions. It establishes a technology framework to provide overarching guidance to the Technology Mechanism.

Dr. Yasam Ayavefe is familiar with key institutions and mechanisms that enhance climate technology development and educates himself about such institutions. For example, the technology Mechanism was established in 2010 to accelerate outcomes. Two bodies work together within this institution, The Technology Executive Committee, and the Climate Technology Centre and Network.

The TEC is the Technology Mechanism’s policy arm and analyses policy issues and provides recommendations to support countries in enhancing climate technology efforts. The TEC is an executive committee of 20 technology experts representing developing and developed countries. The TEC meets multiple times yearly and holds climate technology events that support efforts to address key technology policy issues.

The CTCN is the mechanism’s implementation arm, and it supports countries in enhancing the implementation of climate technology projects and programs. It has three core services: providing technical assistance to developing countries, creating access to knowledge on climate technologies, and fostering collaboration among climate technology stakeholders. The CTCN is hosted by the United Nations Environmental Program in partnership with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization and is supported by 11 partner institutions with expertise in climate technologies. The Centre facilitates a network of national, regional, sectoral, and international technology centers, networks, organizations, and private sector entities. More than 150 Parties have submitted their national designated entities (NDEs) for climate technology and transfer, which are also part of the network. Developing country Parties may submit requests for technical assistance to the CTCN through their NDEs. Incredible institutions are put in place to help achieve environmental goals, produce solar energy, and create a renewable program to sustain our lives. However, there is a starting point for effective action, as Dr. Yasam Ayavefe fully understands.

Only through assessments and understanding the needs can we determine how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the adverse impacts on our environment. For every country to support global sustainable development, it must assess the changes that need to become the new reality. Developing concrete action plans and prioritizing technological needs such as solar energy, in fact, solar energy farms, as Dr. Ayavefe is investing in, are one of the action plans needed globally. Providing support for developing countries to participate in the implementation of prioritization is imperative.

We thank Dr. Yasam Ayavefe for his knowledge of climate technologies familiarizing and educating himself with the institutions and mechanisms that are on the same path he is regarding our environment. It is truly an honor to learn how much work and implementation of technology are in place.

 

Dr. Yasam Ayavefe

Click the below links to view Dr. Yasam Ayavefe’s projects:

https://greenclimate.io/

https://yasamayavefe.com/

Milaya Capital

Big Eyes Coin Catapults Into The Big Leagues With $16million In Presale While Zilliqa, and Cardano Show Strength

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Adding cryptocurrencies with great possibility to experience value appreciation boosts your chances of gaining from your crypto investment. Big Eyes Coin (BIG), Zilliqa (ZIL), and Cardano (ADA) are cryptocurrencies experts identified to have such great tendencies.

The crypto assets have been enjoying quite a huge buzz during this holiday period, especially the new meme coin, Big Eyes (BIG). Many believe Big Eyes (BIG) is one of the altcoins to watch out for, but Cardano (ADA) and Zilliqa (ZIL) shouldn’t be overlooked either. The three altcoins may turn out to be a good bargain for you, but ensure you’re taking a huge risk beyond your tolerance limit.

Zilliqa (ZIL) Reducing Scalability Issues On The Network

Zilliqa is a decentralized smart contract protocol that strives to reduce the scalability problems common to most blockchain networks. The platform prides itself on being the “world’s first sharding-based blockchain.” It provides startups and global enterprises the optimum scalability they need to easily, swiftly, and cheaply build beneficial products and services.

Zilliqa enables users to design and create highly-efficient dApps and other digital infrastructures satisfactorily. It is easy to use, environmentally friendly, and safe. Zilliqa allows users access and benefits from the DeFi ecosystem, the NFTs and creators’ economy, and dApp building purposes. These utilities in profitable crypto niches make Zilliqa an attractive project to most enterprises and users.

The public blockchain’s native currency, ZIL, is used to pay for transactions on the platform. It backs governance, and users can earn rewards from staking and farming using the token. ZIL’s bull rally in the previous year made fair profits for many holders before its decline. Holders at this point can enjoy the same benefits as the cryptocurrency aims to bounce back from its price decline.

Cardano (ADA) Arrives Ready To Build The World’s Best Decentralized Apps 

Cardano is a leading evidence-based blockchain protocol with great efficiency and high environmental sustainability. The proof-of-stake (PoS) platform is fast becoming one of the top platforms for building decentralized applications (dApps). It has highly knowledgeable and committed developers that ensure it’s constantly upgraded with the latest features and technology to provide users satisfaction and stay ahead of competitors.

That Blockchain protocol has a unique architectural makeup. It consists of different layers where the various possible activities on the platform occur. These layers include the Cardano Settlement Layer (CSL), the Cardano Computational Layer, and the Flexible layer. Near-instant transactions at low costs occur in the CSL, while the CCL functions as the base for the other functionalities on the blockchain. The flexible layer is responsible for proper smart contracts functioning while ensuring Cardano remains secure and highly functional.

Cardano token (ADA) backs transactions in the settlement layer and other activities that require payment or staking on the platform. It is a global peer-to-peer payment medium and backs rewards for platform users. ADA appreciated by 1000% from Q1-Q2 of the previous year and set a new all-time high at the beginning of Q4. Holders can expect a similar run in the coming year, but not of the same magnitude.

Big Eyes Coin (BIG) Locks Eyes With Its Launch 

Big Eyes is a secure new crypto project that has undergone the necessary auditing process. It is certified safe and secure for users, increasing their trust in the new meme coin’s ecosystem. Big Eyes will run on Ethereum, with utilities in DeFi and NFTs market.

Its NFTs collection is an asset with a tendency to increase in worth, and holders can increase their wealth by trading it when it increases in value. It equally gives them other exclusive benefits on the platform, like access to membership, events, and content. Big Eyes ecosystem will have an exchange, facilitating low-cost and swift asset swaps for users.

It will have an ERC-20 native token, BIG. Big Eyes token (BIG) will serve as a payment medium for transactions on Big Eyes Swap and marketplace while equally facilitating rewards in the Big Eyes community. The new cryptocurrency has a high tendency to rise in value, and joining the presale now could make a huge difference.

Big Eyes Coin will launch immediately if an additional 12 MILLION is raised by the end of January. Having so far raised a whopping $18million in its current stage of presale.

Big Eyes Coin has currently reached $16million.

In order to bring the launch ahead, use code LAUNCHBIGEYES200 to receive a HUGE 200% BONUS bringing our launch closer!

 

Big Eyes Coin (BIG)

Presale: https://buy.bigeyes.space/

Website: https://bigeyes.space/

Telegram: https://t.me/BIGEYESOFFICIAL