Hon. Solomon Adaelu, Member Representing Obingwa/Osisioma/Ugwunagbor Federal Constituency In The House Of Representatives has made a case for the application of modern scientific and technological practices as opposed to the current and near old order being used in our governance, financial, educational and technological sectors in the country today. The legislator who is the Chairman Bipartisan blockchain group. National assembly of Nigeria in his proposition said that advanced generations around the globe has advanced in their use and application of modern technological methods of doing business and Nigeria cannot expect a globally accepted development while remaining resistant to advanced technology and modern sciences.

He insisted that the 9th NASS must ensure that those who will chair committees on science and technology must be people who are armed the with prerequisite knowledge of modern scientific and technological methodology.

Stating that we are in an era of the most disruptive technology man has seen.

Hon. Adaelu lamented that the
“The internet has been upgraded.

The fourth industrial revolution is here. We are not just paying attention to what is happening globally.

How many of us were truly beneficiaries of the third industrial revolution? The era of information exchange, the dotcom era? How many members were able to buy shares of Google, Amazon, Facebook, and other blue-chip companies before and after public listings?

He introduced a new and emerging global protocol of value exchange, where trust and decision making
is completely removed from presiding officers.

He said, “In true democratic fashion, the people decide
how they want to be governed and directly participate in the creation of the laws that bind
them.” He made a case for the decentralization of banking and other financial services using the Block Chain Technology.

Insisting that no nation has ever achieved economic growth and advancement without investing in science and technology, he advised that Priority attention should be given to science and technology.