West African Gaming Expo (WAGE) aims to introduce educational gaming, game designing, game development and game playing to the local African community.
4 days conference, exhibition and children’s day in Lagos
West African Gaming Expo (WAGE) aims to introduce educational gaming, game designing, game development and game playing to the local African community.
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Like previous events, Over a 4 day period, WAGE will aim to educate attendees about game development, generating revenue from gaming and how they can break into the tech industry through gaming. This year’s WAGE event, WAGE 15 will see children as young as 5 years old being taught the basics of coding and game creation.
Date: October 29,30,31 and November 1,2015.
Venue: Pinefield Schools Auditorium, off Admiralty Way, Christ Avenue, Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, Nigeria.
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The four day event will consist of conference, exhibition and a children’s day (Serious Games day).
See gallery from a similar tech gathering below:
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