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G3 Games Developer Group is a monthly meetup for players in the local games space to foster conversations related to mobile games development in Nigeria, Africa's largest economy.

This event, (the second in the series) is designed for programmers, publishers, designers/illustrators, indie developers, storytellers, sound engineers and everyone else who is involved in the process of bringing a game to life.
The event for May promises to be a better spetacle and experience than the previous month, and our planned activities include

New product showcase (Show and tell)
Play and win Gaming challenge
Video learning
Networking
Free drinks
Discussion

The Theme for this month's meetup is "Analytics & Monetization" where we will look at the numbers and explore recent data as concerns the Gaming industry and many more. The aim is to get behind mere numbers and understand what they say and mean, and the implications for local game developers moving forward.

This monthly meetup creates a community that promotes indigenous games and fosters interactions between players in the local gaming industry, while serving as an avenue for them to catch up. And this month's meetup includes an added feature - Show and Tell where new ideas and games would be showcased.

You don't want to miss it, so sign up now as spaces are limited.
You can join the conversation before, during and after the event by following these Hashtags: #NaijaGamers, #NaijaGameDev, #MGDMeetup

WHEN
Wednesday, May 18, 2016 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM (WAT) - Add to Calendar
WHERE
Whitespace - 58 Raymond Njoku Road, Lagos - View Map

You can register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/g3-mobile-game-developers-may-meetup-lagos-tickets-25194158406
Limited seats are available.

G3 Games Developer Group is a monthly meetup for players in the local games space to foster conversations related to mobile games development in Nigeria, Africa's largest economy.

This event, (the second in the series) is designed for programmers, publishers, designers/illustrators, indie developers, storytellers, sound engineers and everyone else who is involved in the process of bringing a game to life.

The event for May promises to be a better spectacle and experience than the previous month, and our planned activities include
New product showcase (Show and tell)
Play and win Gaming challenge
Video learning
Networking
Free drinks
Discussion

The Theme for this month's meetup is "Analytics & Monetization" where we will look at the numbers and explore recent data as concerns the Gaming industry and many more. The aim is to get behind mere numbers and understand what they say and mean, and the implications for local game developers moving forward.

This monthly meetup creates a community that promotes indigenous games and fosters interactions between players in the local gaming industry, while serving as an avenue for them to catch up. And this month's meetup includes an added feature - Show and Tell where new ideas and games would be showcased.

You don't want to miss it, so sign up now as spaces are limited.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/g3-mobile-game-developers-may-meetup-lagos-tickets-25194158406

You can join the conversation before, during and after the event by following these Hashtags: #NaijaGamers, #NaijaGameDev, #MGDMeetupLagos

G3 Games Developer Group is a monthly meetup for players in the local games space to foster conversations related to mobile games development in Nigeria, Africa's largest economy.

This event, (the second in the series) is designed for programmers, publishers, designers/illustrators, indie developers, storytellers, sound engineers and everyone else who is involved in the process of bringing a game to life.
The event for May promises to be a better spetacle and experience than the previous month, and our planned activities include:

New product showcase (Show and tell)
Play and win Gaming challenge
Video learning
Networking
Free drinks
Discussion

The Theme for this month's meetup is "Analytics & Monetization" where we will look at the numbers and explore recent data as concerns the Gaming industry and many more. The aim is to get behind mere numbers and understand what they say and mean, and the implications for local game developers moving forward.

This monthly meetup creates a community that promotes indigenous games and fosters interactions between players in the local gaming industry, while serving as an avenue for them to catch up. And this month's meetup includes an added feature - Show and Tell where new ideas and games would be showcased.

You don't want to miss it, so sign up now as spaces are limited.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/g3-mobile-game-developers-may-meetup-lagos-tickets-25194158406

You can join the conversation before, during and after the event by following these Hashtags: #NaijaGamers, #NaijaGameDev, #MGDMeetup

G3 Games Developer Group is a monthly meetup for players in the local games space to foster conversations related to mobile games development in Nigeria, Africa's largest economy.

This event, (the second in the series) is designed for programmers, publishers, designers/illustrators, indie developers, storytellers, sound engineers and everyone else who is involved in the process of bringing a game to life.
The event for May promises to be a better spetacle and experience than the previous month, and our planned activities include:

New product showcase (Show and tell)
Play and win Gaming challenge
Video learning
Networking
Free drinks
Discussion

The Theme for this month's meetup is "Analytics & Monetization" where we will look at the numbers and explore recent data as concerns the Gaming industry and many more. The aim is to get behind mere numbers and understand what they say and mean, and the implications for local game developers moving forward.

This monthly meetup creates a community that promotes indigenous games and fosters interactions between players in the local gaming industry, while serving as an avenue for them to catch up. And this month's meetup includes an added feature - Show and Tell where new ideas and games would be showcased.

You don't want to miss it, so sign up now as spaces are limited.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/g3-mobile-game-developers-may-meetup-lagos-tickets-25194158406

You can join the conversation before, during and after the event by following these Hashtags: #NaijaGamers, #NaijaGameDev, #MGDMeetup

Maliyo games, One of Nigeria's leading game publishers is in need of an Illustrator/Graphic Artist. if you think you're a great fit, send an application attached with some of your works to info@maliyo.com

Pay is competitive.

Are you an Illustrator, and you're badass, there is a job opportunity for you at Maliyo Games.

We are hiring. Are you an Artist/Illustrator, and pretty good too? You are needed for immediate employment at Maliyo games.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/298536672/Game-Artist-Job-Role

Awesome job opportunity for Artist/Illustrator at Maliyo games. Click link for job description.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/298536672/Game-Artist-Job-Role

Awesome job opportunity for Artist/Illustrator at Maliyo games. Click link for job description.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/298536672/Game-Artist-Job-Role

I THINK IT DOES. I DID READ COMICS TOO. JUST THINKING OUT LOUD WHETHER NIGERIANS ACTUALLY PLAY THE GAMES.
THERE ARE SOME GOOD NIGERIAN GAMES OUT THERE THOUGH. LIKE OKADA AND DANFO AND UNION BANK QUIZ.

Judging from your writeup its obvious you'vnt played them too.[/quote]I have but a lot i've talked to insisted they dont play them.

it's something i've always always wondered - why are our Nigerian game companies and publishers not popular, and their games not played as their foreign counterparts?
What are the reasons?

Was Okocha great? Yes, and No. In the Nigerian/African context, YES. In the world context, I doubt it. Greatest is not measured by the name of your club, or its achievement, but by what you're able to make out of every game. Maradona at his best played for which club again? So, you'll say he's not great because he never played much for a big club?