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Andela, the global talent accelerator that trains and produces world-class developers and connects them with top employers, has finally made the move into their spanking new Amity campus in Yaba, Lagos.
Andela subtly revealed the move via a playful breakfast picture on their Facebook page. It’s a beautiful space indeed; and we should bring more photos soon!
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