SLAY Festival 2018 is almost here, this edition promises to be fun, impactful and overall an awesome event! It is an infusion of education, career development, networking, technology and entertainment for women across Africa.
She Leads Africa to hold 2nd edition this February
SLAY Festival 2018 promises to be fun, impactful and overall an awesome event!
The event slated to hold on February 17, 2017 at Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos will have Master Classes, Panel Discussions, Live musical performances, Opportunities for networking, Direct access to career experts, Free health checkups and healthy living tips, Beauty, hair and skincare demonstrations among other interesting activities.
Some speakers scheduled to speak at Slay festival include:
- Funke Opeke,
- Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde
- Betty Irabor
- Tonye Cole
- Ink Eze
- Gloria Oloruntobi,
- Okechukwu Ofili
- Jessica Akano
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Get your tickets now at www.slayfestival.com and follow @slayfestival for more information.
Date: February, 17 2018
Venue: Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos Island.
Time: 12pm to 8pm
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Fee: N5,000
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