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Lagos

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25 articles stable

Lagos has appeared in 25 articles since 2017-10. Coverage peaked in 2023Q2 with 6 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Nigeria, Jumia, Flutterwave, Nigerian.

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Coverage Timeline

2023-05-26
Wired 10 related

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman visited London this week, part of a tour to ~17 cities, including Paris, Warsaw, and Lagos, to discuss AI, balanced regulation, and more

Morgan Meaker / Wired :

2021-12-03
TechCrunch 1 related

Meta's NPE team recently set up an office in Lagos and plans another in Asia as it changes strategy to include making seed investments in small teams

Sarah Perez / TechCrunch :

2021-07-17
Rest of World

A look at six tech hubs around the world modeled after Silicon Valley that are gaining prominence: Lagos, Recife, Bengaluru, Shenzhen, Tel Aviv, and Medellín

The legends of Silicon Valley are well known.  HP, born in a garage.  Steve Jobs, the domineering icon who reshaped industries. Tweets: @leomschwartz , @aanuadeoye , @ediggs , @restofworld , @mohapatr...

2018-01-15
CNN

How a teenage developer from Nigeria learned to code on a Nokia feature phone and ended up at an MIT-backed startup that makes online education more accessible

Elvis Chidera is a developer at dot Learn in Lagos, a startup which builds educational apps for students in emerging markets. Tweets: @cnnafrica Tweets: CNN Africa / @cnnafrica : Elvis Chidera's story...

2017-10-10
New York Times 4 related

Zuckerberg-backed Andela raises $40M to train African software developers and connect them with US tech firms

When Tolulope Komolafe first heard the pitch, she was skeptical.  A fledgling company in Lagos, Nigeria, would pay her to learn how to write modern computer code and then offer her a good job in the h...

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TEXXR tracks 16 Techmeme articles mentioning Lagos, dating back to July 2018. The biggest stories include OpenAI CEO Sam Altman visited London this week, part of a tour to ~17 cities, including... and Lagos-founded payments startup Moniepoint raised $90M at a $1B+ valuation, after raising.... Frequently covered alongside Jumia and Tage Kene-Okafor.

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