[python-nigeria] Matters Arising

[Aisha Bello]

Dear Highly Esteemed Pythonistas,
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It warms my heart when I see other ladies send emails here *shines teeth*.
I am adding my voice to the plea for DjangoGirls Ogbomoso. I will also be
coaching at the workshop, and I honestly can't wait to be in a room filled
with new/ prospective Pythonistas as well as other mentors (Heroes).

Rolake you're highly welcome to the community, we look forward to hearing
and seeing you be active in the community and your contributions.

So guys a lot of conversations have stemmed up on slack channel on we
registering PyNigeria
http://new.cac.gov.ng/home/part-a-registry/ Tomiwa aka. @tmdobleu gave a
suggestion that registering as a company limited by guarantee applies to
us. and @emmaakin says a letter of recognition from the global python
community would help out, and the rest would just be a couple of things
here and there. @naomiceder PSF board member has suggested we write a
letter to the PSF and she would be happy to have a look. If you want to see
the conversation head over to slack on the #general channel.
Guys I have no idea whatsover what registering a company in Nigeria
entails, and would appreciate anyone with an experience come on and tell us
their experience and drop a how to advice.

There has been recent conversations which prompted me to bring to the
attention a Code of Conduct. We are part of a global python movement hence,
as our community grows there is need to maintain the good atmosphere of
community we have built so far. In another email I published the PSF code
of conduct for the community. I encourage everyone to take a moment and go
through it *if you haven't before* as the code of conduct applies to all
facets of the community. I can assure you it's shorter than my emails ;)

Wishing everyone an awesome long weekend :D

Aisha Bello