You may disagree with VDM, but you cannot deny that we are the ones who created conditions that devalue us, devalue our religion and devalue Nigeria.

This is the North that a politicians can sponsor mass weddings as constituency projects and use them during campaigns to win elections.

A North that a person who can’t take responsibility for 5 children may reproduce 20 or 30 children. And later leave the children to take responsibility for themselves and feed the family too.

A North that people are competing to add more wives and reproduce more kids, with only 'Cirani' in Lagos as their means of earning.

A North that twisted Almajiri system — a 5-year-old kid — is sent to school, and the same kid has to beg for food and clothes. An education that can be taught even at home.

Because we don’t have a plan for ourselves. Even investors are afraid to put their money in the North. They would rather spend it in the South. Is this the North I will argue with VDM over?

We have created environment that cannot be sustainable. How many operational companies have we created for ourselves so far? Who I'm I to argue that we are doing more harm to Nigeria?

The only functionable market in north is; Maganin Karfin Maza. Anything beyond that is dead and bury.

You can hate VDM for calling us whatever he says, because he’s Christian, but we deserve it. And he was never wrong in his comments. We created conditions for ourselves that will continue to haunt us, and there’s no way out unless we are liberated and change our mindset. This is not Islam.

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GCV Community Education Series #56

DORIS YIN TALK ABOUT EXPECTATION

Dear Global Pioneers,

Happy Sunday!

These days, Toronto is lively and bustling as it hosts the FIFA World Cup. The weather is beautiful, around 20–25°C, and everywhere is filled with excitement and positive energy.

I love this kind of environment, and I hope all of you are safe, healthy, and enjoying your time wherever you are in the world.

Today, I want to share my thoughts on how we should approach Pi Network and GCV.

I have noticed that many pioneers have unrealistic expectations. Some hope that one day the Core Team will simply announce that Pi can be converted into fiat currency at a very high value, instantly creating millions or even billions in wealth.

If this is your mindset, you may always feel disappointed.

Think about waiting for a phone call from someone you care about. Every minute feels like torture. But when you stop waiting and focus on your own work or enjoy the things you love, time passes quickly, and suddenly the call comes before you even realize it.

The same principle applies to Pi Network.

Pi Network is not a fast-cash scheme. It is building a real economy.

The Core Team is responsible for technology, infrastructure, and regulatory compliance. Pioneers are responsible for consensus value, community education, and massive adoption.

We have already achieved an important milestone by establishing the Global Consensus Value (GCV). Now our next mission is to expand adoption worldwide.

Massive adoption is the responsibility of pioneers.

If you want to see results sooner, become part of the process. Share educational materials, participate in community activities, introduce businesses, and help more people understand the vision. Every contribution matters.

I also see many pioneers spending countless hours studying blockchain technology, digital asset regulations, and CBDC developments around the world.

Knowledge is valuable, but knowledge alone does not create economic value.

Economic value is created when people actually use an economy.

Some pioneers expect the Core Team to build the economy for everyone. From my perspective, that is impossible.

Businesses naturally avoid high risk and pursue sustainable profit. Capital flows where risk is low and opportunity is high.

If our community has not yet built a strong foundation, businesses and investors will naturally remain cautious.

That is why the Global GCV community continues working toward education, ecosystem development, and adoption. We are pioneers clearing obstacles and preparing the road so that businesses, merchants, and capital can confidently enter the ecosystem.

If you want fast results, you must first plant seeds.

Financial freedom is the result.

Hard work, education, cooperation, and adoption are the causes.

As pioneers, we should focus on the causes rather than constantly worrying about the results.

When we consistently plant good seeds today, the harvest will come at the right time.

Thank you, and I wish every pioneer a peaceful, productive, and joyful Sunday.

Doris Yin 🪷 🪷🪷
June 14th 2026

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The coward has shifted the conversation from "Tinubu Must Go" to asking ordinary Nigerians to do the work of the military, police, DSS, and other security agencies.

How did the struggle move from holding those in power accountable to telling citizens to enter the bush and confront criminals themselves?

To me, this looks like a complete departure from the original message. Instead of challenging the government to fulfill its constitutional responsibilities, the burden is being pushed onto the same people who are already suffering from insecurity.

Ratels are too f00lish, you guys are being used to build someone else's profile and influence rather than a genuine movement for change.

Nigerians should ask hard questions and think critically about the direction of any movement they support.

VDM is demonic

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GCV Ambassador & Special Envoy Responsibilities, Evaluation, and Resignation Policy

Dear Global GCV Ambassadors
& Special Envoys and Pioneers,

Following the official resignation of Mr. Trésor KASIREKA as GCV Head Ambassador for Central Africa, the Global GCV Core Team would like to clarify the responsibilities and expectations of all GCV Ambassadors and Special Envoys.

Commitment and Responsibility

Every GCV Ambassador and Special Envoy voluntarily applies for the position after reading our Code of Ethics, Code of Conduct, and Commitment Letter. By accepting the appointment, each individual agrees to:

Follow the education, guidance, and strategies of the Global GCV Core Team.

Complete assigned tasks and responsibilities.

Actively contribute to GCV education and ecosystem development.

Maintain communication with the Global GCV Core Team.

This commitment is voluntary. We respect every community leader and never force anyone to adopt our strategy or join our organization.

Why We Have a Commitment Letter

The Global GCV Core Team has a clear mission and vision to support the success of the Pi Network through education, ecosystem development, and community cooperation.

To work effectively as one team, all appointed GCV Ambassadors must share this common vision. The commitment letter ensures mutual understanding and mutual respect between the organization and every ambassador.

GCV Titles Are Responsibilities, Not Privileges

A GCV Ambassador or Special Envoy title is not granted for power, fame, influence, or personal status.

It represents responsibility, service, credibility, and commitment to the pioneer community.

These titles are recognized within the GCV community as a symbol of trust and dedication.

Evaluation and Certificate Revocation

Every GCV Ambassador will be evaluated periodically.

If an ambassador or special envoy:

Remains inactive for three consecutive months without an officially approved leave,

Does not respond to communications from the Global GCV Core Team,

Fails to perform assigned responsibilities, or

No longer wishes to follow the agreed guidance and strategy,

their certificate may be revoked so that another committed ambassador or special envoy can continue serving the community.

Before any revocation, we always provide opportunities for communication and confirmation. If there is no response and no meaningful activity, we must proceed with the evaluation process.

Respect for Different Communities

We fully respect different GCV strategies, different Pi community organizations, and different ecosystem initiatives.

No community leader is required to follow the Global GCV Core Team.

However, once an individual voluntarily applies for and accepts a GCV Ambassador or Special Envoy certificate, they have agreed to follow our education, guidance, and responsibilities.

If they no longer wish to do so, resignation is welcomed and appreciated. This allows us to appoint another qualified ambassador who is ready to serve.

Professional Conduct

We encourage respectful communication and professionalism.

Disagreements should be handled with dignity and mutual respect rather than personal attacks or defamation.

Our objective is not personal authority but effective organization and productive teamwork.

Effective Immediately

All GCV Ambassadors and Special Envoys who are unable to perform their responsibilities or who no longer wish to follow the Global GCV Core Team's guidance are requested to submit an official resignation.

This benefits both the individual and the community by providing clarity, accountability, and opportunities for new leaders to serve.

As the saying goes, no organization can achieve productivity without responsibility and commitment.

The Global GCV Core Team remains committed to transparency, accountability, education, and the continued development of the global GCV movement for the benefit of all pioneers.

Doris Yin 🪷🪷🪷
Founder, Global GCV Movement
6/13/26

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VDM stood right in front of the army and police blocking the Ministry of Defence and told them the truth they didn’t want to hear.

He said:
“After 35 years of service, there will be nothing to show for it. You have a gvn that you cannot use to protect your own family but you are using it to protect this terrible government. They travel by flight but you travel by road because you cannot afford it.”

He wasn’t talking to the enemy. He was speaking directly to the soldiers and officers themselves.

That’s what makes this different. He didn’t just confront the system... he reminded the men holding the gvns that they too are victims of the same system they are protecting.

The real problem is not the men in uniform. It’s the system that puts gvns in their hands and turns them against their own people.

To the men in uniform, there is still time to wake up. Because one day the uniform will be gone, the salary will stop, and you will return to your villages to face the same poverty, the same bandits, and the same insecurity you were used to shield others from.

That day, you will remember this moment and ask why you didn’t do the right thing while you had the chance.

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