GitHub meets developers in Lagos

Ingressive is an investment group that backshigh growth African businesses and leads investment tourism to drive capital and advisory to Sub-Saharan tech. Our missionis to drive capital and advisory to top African tech through our internalfundand investment tourism. As a mentorship and investment platform,we leverage high quality expertise to select and lead investments in the new gen of African innovators. We host a network of 10,000 entrepreneurs and 2,500 Africa-focused investors.

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This is an event hosted by Ingressive connecting GitHub with the developer community in Lagos.  The event will take place at Cafe Neo, a space for techies to convene, and will include training, tutorials, giveaways and networking. GitHub will be leading one of their Patchworks sessions, a GitHub hacker training and a Q&A session on GitHub products. Patchworks are community events for new(er) GitHub users with the goal of getting their first commit square in a session.  GitHub will also host a session for GitHub superfans - to hear how they use GitHub, ways they could make their product better, and go in depth with the tool.
Monique Woodward (500 Startups), Yvonne Wassenaar (New Relic) and Grieg Coppe (Intuit) will be attendance.

Cafe Neo

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