Q Root Node Request

Pan-Atlantic University (PAU) is a leading private university in Africa, situated in Lagos. The university has a well-earned reputation, locally and internationally, as an institution that provides world-class education in Africa.

The university takes pride in working closely with the industry. For example, curriculum in the University is developed in close collaboration with industry leaders as well as professional bodies. As part of our drive to engage the industry in cutting-edge technology areas like the blockchain, we at the School of Science and Technology (SST) of the University wish to execute a Root node on the Q blockchain.

The philosophy behind Q protocol is particularly attractive as Q combines the benefits of a public, open and decentralized ledger with the transparency of enforceable private contracts. Participating as a root node on Q network will give us the opportunity to contribute to the safeguard of its integrity, thus contributing to the security. As an academic institution, the Q blockchain could also serve us as a platform for innovative research into the Web3 world.


PAU Address:

Km 52, Lekki-Epe Expressway,
Ibeju-Lekki,
P.O. Box 73688, Lagos, Nigeria.

PAU website URL: https://www.pau.edu.ng
SST website URL: https://sst.pau.edu.ng


Represented by:

Pius Onobhayedo (PhD)
LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/piusono/

Dr. Onobhayedo is the head of the Computer and Information Sciences department at Pan-Atlantic University. He represents the university in his execution of a Root node on the Q blockchain.

I understand that I may collect rewards from acting as a root node in the Q system regardless of whether such rewards may be seen as arising from the Root Node Tokens. In my role as a Root Node, I commit to accumulating a stake of 250.000 (two hundred and fifty thousand) Q Tokens (the Stake) and subsequently to maintaining the Stake before using any Q Tokens accumulated in excess of the Stake.


Public address on Q mainnet: 0xBE45D0967d9E05Bb46C08a7D8635fe7595E454ce