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My thought leadership article, weaving the Project Fix Nigeria High-Impact Productivity Solution to Nigeria's complex low-productivityand mass hunger challenges, through our nationwide Self-help Community-led economic development integration and cooperation linkages and the campaign's slogan into collective call-to-action:

Titled:

From Moniepoint narrative to Project Fix Nigeria Productivity Game Changers Movement.

Building the Infrastructure Clusters for Shared Commonwealth Creation, Ownerships, Taxable and Transferable to coming Generations of Youth Startups via Inclusive Participation.

No nation can sustain political independence, without first achieving economic independence via their people's inclusive participation in families' economic empowerment initiatives.

By Olusegun Akanni Kowontan

CEO/Co-Founder,

 Project Fix Nigeria Consulting

 ...Community economic development

In 2019, a young Nigerian entrepreneur, Tosin Eniolorunda, received a $150,000 investment that changed his life — and the fintech industry. That act of belief gave birth to Moniepoint, now a billion-dollar unicorn empowering millions across Nigeria.

It’s a deeply inspiring story — but it also raises a profound question:

What if we created a platform to multiply that kind of success for millions of Nigerians — especially those who’ve never had access to venture capital or elite networks?

That’s the heartbeat behind Project Fix Nigeria — a productivity-driven revolution powered by two digital engines: the FacEBanK App and the G-NET Village App. Together, these tools open up a new frontier for inclusive participation, community-driven mass production, and export-scale prosperity for over 150 million Nigerians — and our diaspora.

This is not charity. This is shared equity.

This is not politics. This is collective productivity.

This is not theory. This is execution at scale.

We are building G-NET Villages — self-help, cooperative-powered communities of productivity in agriculture, manufacturing, housing, energy, and more. Each one funded through micro-equity contributions from citizens as low as N100 a day. It’s a new economic order — where everyone has a stake and every effort counts.

And that’s where the movement comes in.

LET’S GET STARTED. “I Will Help Fix Nigeria.”

Over 250 million Nigerians — at home and in the diaspora — cannot get it wrong.

Coming together, we fix Nigeria for All, by All.

It’s time to move from passive frustration to productive collaboration. To stop asking what Nigeria can do for us and start building what we want Nigeria to become. Whether you’re a student or senator, trader or techie, farmer or financier — you have a role to play. You have a stake in this nation.

Tosin’s Moniepoint was made possible because someone believed.

Now, Project Fix Nigeria is calling on our own believers — backers, influencers, churches, cooperatives, and corporate champions — to sow into this generational opportunity.

We are not waiting for permission.

We are not asking for rescue.

We are creating prosperity, together.

Let’s revive the Nigerian miracle — not through magic, but through mass productivity, equity inclusion, and digital cooperation.

The blueprint is ready. The apps are built. The pilot villages are launching.

Let’s get started.

I will help fix Nigeria.

Will you?

Olusegun A. Kowontan,

CEO/Co-founder

Project Fix Nigeria Consulting

Community economic development...