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DevFest Lagos 2026 · 13 & 14 November

Two days, start to finish

+1 the sessions you plan to attend so we can size rooms before doors open at 10:00. One session per time slot; adjacent slots (11:10 end, 11:10 start) never conflict.

Browsing public agenda (works offline). Sign in with your ticket ID to +1 sessions and open your gate pass.
  1. 08:00until 09:30Main Concourse
    Break

    General

    Scan the venue QR at the entrance, complete your profile if you haven't yet, and show your green pass to a volunteer for your wristband.

  2. 09:30until 10:25Main Stage
    Keynote

    Keynote·418 interested· room holds 600

    How developers across Lagos and the continent are moving from consumers of foundation models to builders of autonomous, production-grade systems.

    • Sodiq AkinjobiLead Organizer, GDG Lagos
    • Femi TaiwoCTO & Google Developer Expert, INITS
  3. 10:30until 11:10Main Stage
    Talk

    AI/ML·282 interested· room holds 300Filling up

    The agentic AI landscape of 2026 has made one thing clear: shipping agents into production requires identity, guardrails, deterministic evaluation, and human-in-the-loop checkpoints.

    • Shola JegedeDeveloper Relations Engineer, Kinde
  4. 10:30until 11:10Room 1 (Eko Hall)
    Talk

    Product & Scale·119 interested· room holds 150

    Building a high-frequency consumer product in Lagos is not a chapter in a product management textbook. Infrastructure assumptions, user behaviour, and failure modes all demand local engineering rigor.

    • Precious LaminaHead of Product (Marketplace), Chowdeck
  5. 10:30until 11:10Room 2 (Lagoon View)
    Talk

    Developer Tools·142 interested· room holds 120Likely full, arrive early

    Understand why traditional API documentation patterns fall short for AI agent consumption and identify the structural and semantic qualities that make docs agent-ready.

    • Chisom UmaTechnical Writer, Independent
  6. 11:10until 11:50Main Stage
    Talk

    Cloud & Infra·195 interested· room holds 300

    Adjacent to the 10:30 slot (starts at 11:10 when the previous ends at 11:10) — how we migrated a live core banking ledger across regions without dropping a single transfer.

    • Tunde JinaduPrincipal Systems Architect, Moniepoint
  7. 11:10until 11:50Room 1 (Eko Hall)
    Talk

    Web·164 interested

    How service workers, Ed25519 signatures, and deterministic Firestore IDs let 4,000 attendees check in at the gate even when venue Wi-Fi drops completely.

    • Moyinoluwa AdeyemiStaff Engineer, GDG Lagos
  8. 12:00until 13:00Courtyard & Exhibition Hall
    Break

    General

    Refuel, take the official Day 1 group photograph, and visit partner booths.

  9. 13:00until 14:00Room 3 (Workshop Lab A)
    Workshop

    Mobile·84 interested· room holds 90Filling up

    Traditional mobile integration tests are rigid and high-maintenance. Build autonomous agentic integration test suites for Flutter apps live.

    • Sebastine OdehSenior Mobile Engineer, Snag
  10. 13:00until 14:00Room 4 (Security Arena)
    Workshop

    Security·86 interested· room holds 80Likely full, arrive early

    Most teams deploy a WAF or EDR solution and consider themselves protected. Walk through real bypass techniques and concrete hardening playbooks.

    • Kosisochukwu BenjaminApplication Security Engineer, Sterling Bank
  11. 13:35until 14:20Room 1 (Eko Hall)
    Talk

    AI/ML·128 interested· room holds 150

    Why OAuth service accounts alone break down when autonomous agents delegate tasks across organizational boundaries, and how scoped delegation tokens solve it.

    • Shola JegedeDeveloper Relations Engineer, Kinde
  12. 15:10until 16:10Room 3 (Workshop Lab A)
    Codelab

    Cloud & AI·76 interested· room holds 90

    A hands-on codelab on horizontally scaling stateful multi-agent systems built with Google Agent Development Kit (ADK) on GKE.

    • Claret IbeawuchiHead of Engineering, Dockie