Get ready to March into an arena of Book Flipping/Business Thriving/Fun Gaming/Hero Strutting/Anime Exchanging action this March!
Comic Connect Africa holds on March 4-5, 2017
Comic Connect Africa set to connect the comic book culture with pop trends.
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There will be free stalls for vendors, free business consultations, free superhero Jollof, an opportunity to create your very own Comic Republic Tee Shirt, exciting stage plays, the newest games in town and yes, the Oculus rift. You don't want to miss this.
When? 4th and 5th March, 2017
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Where? Freedom Park, Hospital Road, Lagos Island, Nigeria.
Time: 10 am till late
Why? …because you deserve nothing but the very best!
Comic Connect Africa! …connecting the comic book culture with pop trends.
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