I'm the Founder of Crypto Smart, and in June 2022 last year, I started a Tech-Not-For profit arm of my organisation called B<>rder/ess, we raise developers from the student community for absolutely free.

And a lot of the success of that has to do with my personal input.

It's kind of hard to separate me from the organisation but it really is the same results.

I've highlighted most of the Not-For-Profit work we do which includes:

1. Raising student developers to learn solidity.
2. Organising campus tours and meet-ups to educate on web3 infrastructures.
3. Organising hackathons and physical and virtual training on web3 ecosystem and infrastructure.


One of our successful impacts on the Arbitrum ecosystem lead to an Arbitrum Ambassador in his University.

One of such product of our intern program is Pluto Dev, Favour Ekeleme who is now the Arbitrum Ambassador in the University of Port-Harcourt.

You can check him out here.
https://twitter.com/ekelemefavour1

He went through the B<>rder/ess  developers programme and now builds on Arbitrum.


We recently created our official Twitter handle separate from mine and Crypto Smart's so that it'd be easy to release contents.
@BordessDev
https://x.com/BorderlessDev?t=v0d1eOSs_jmXwm66yJ-wtQ&s=09


We've been contributing to the Arbitrum ecosystem both directly and indirectly and our work fits the 5th point on the Arbitrum Citizens Round-Specific Eligibility Policies which is "Community building, devrel, education, etc".