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Sam Zuga appoints Johnson as AFRP coordinator

Chijioke Kanu by Chijioke Kanu
July 6, 2022
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The Founder and Chief Operating Officer of the First Digital Economy Global Citizen on the Earth, Professor Sam Zuga, has urged Nigerian youths to invest in the future.

He also also appointed political scientist and media publicity guru Barry Avotu Johnson, as the coordinator of the African Financial Revolution Project in Nigeria.

He said Johnson’s appointment was based on his performance to lead the most responsive political party NYDP.

He said Barry Johnson, who has been the national chairman of the NYDP, has performed very well.

Prof Zuga founded the Samzuga business empire to mobilize Africans ahead of a robust economy which should be founded on the grounds of a national social values coupled with the financial economic recovery agenda focused on rebuilding the economy of Africa as a whole.

Professor Sam Zuga who is also a clergy robes as the vision bearer of Zugacoin as the first African digital coin which have made rounds in the Guiness Book of records.

Archbishop Sam Zuga told reporters in a press conference organized in Abuja to kick-start the African Financial Revolution Project (AFRP) that Nigerian youths will enjoy a total support empowerment scheme that will provide them the opportunity to invest in the financial revolution inclusion that the Zugacoin provides. It said it will achieve this by making one of them its national coordinator in the person of Barry Johnson who is a youth with capacity to deliver.

In response Barry Avotu Johnson thanked the Sam Zuga Business Empire for finding him worthy to coordinate the distribution of the one million naira worth of Zugacoin to 100 million youths across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

Johnson also told newsmen at the press hearing that he is ready to make sure every youth in Nigeria gets the 1million naria worth Zugacoin give away. He said the initiative is bent on supporting the Buhari administration to give support to the youths.

“This will be one of the ways our youths can he engaged in craft work and skills acquisition projects that can take them out of the streets,” he said.

The Zugacoin is the world’s fastest growing digital coin in the world. And Sam Zuga is the first digital economy Professor in the world

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