🎉 **Event Announcement: UNILORIN R Users Group Meetup Series**

📌 **Event Theme:** Introduction to Multivariate Analysis Techniques Using R

📅 **Date:** Saturday, February 21, 2026

⏰ **Time:** 11 AM WAT

📍 **Venue:** YouTube Live

Data in the real world is rarely simple. Business performance, customer behaviour, financial risk, health outcomes, and operational efficiency are shaped by multiple interacting variables. Understanding these relationships is a critical skill for today’s data professionals.

This meetup is designed to introduce industry-relevant multivariate analysis techniques using R, with a strong focus on practical application and decision-oriented insights. Participants will learn how to move beyond single-variable analysis and confidently work with complex datasets that reflect real organisational challenges.

🔍 **What You Will Learn**
**Thinking Multivariately in Practice**
Learn how organisations analyse multiple factors at once to uncover drivers of performance, risk, and opportunity. Understand when and why multivariate techniques are used in industry settings.
**Exploratory Multivariate Analysis in R**
Gain hands-on experience exploring high-dimensional data using correlation matrices, multivariate summaries, and visual diagnostics to identify patterns and red flags quickly.
**Dimensionality Reduction with PCA**
Learn how Principal Component Analysis is used in industry to simplify complex datasets, reduce noise, and improve downstream modelling and reporting.
**Clustering for Business and Policy Insights**
Understand how clustering techniques such as k-means and hierarchical clustering are applied to customer segmentation, market profiling, and operational analysis.
**End-to-End Multivariate Workflow**
Walk through a complete, practical workflow using R, from data preparation and exploration to modelling, visualisation, and interpretation of results using tidyverse-based tools.
**Industry-Style Case Study**
Apply multivariate techniques to a realistic dataset to see how insights are translated into clear, actionable conclusions that support data-driven decision making.

🎯 **Who Should Attend**

* Data analysts and aspiring data scientists
* Researchers and postgraduate students
* Professionals working with complex datasets
* Anyone looking to build industry-ready analytical skills using R

🚀 **Reserve your seat and level up your data analysis skills with R. RSVP now!**

Unilorin R Users Group

Dr. Samuel Farohunbi

Dr. MK Garba

Ogundepo Ezekiel

Abdulrahman Habeeb Remilekun

Adeoye AbdulQayum 

Yusuf Akintunde Azeez

Kjell Hoeyland 

Haruna Aremu

Yusuf BABATUNDE

Oluwagbade Odimayo

Ifeoma Egbogah

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Akanni Warith

Kenneth Enwerem

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LAMIDI SAMUEL OLUWATOBI

Introduction to Multivariate Analysis Techniques Using R

Online event

Vibe Coding Is Dead. Long Live Vibe Orchestration!

A Hands-On Claude Code Workshop
February 21st | 12:00 PM | Hanahaus

Collins Dictionary named "vibe coding" the Word of the Year 2025. Andrej Karpathy described it as "fully giving in to the vibes and forgetting that the code even exists."

But here's what the headlines don't tell you: the developers actually winning aren't just vibing—they're orchestrating.

Everyone in Silicon Valley Is Talking About This.
NYT tech columnist Kevin Roose put it bluntly:

"I follow AI adoption pretty closely, and I have never seen such a yawning inside/outside gap. People in SF are putting multi-agent Claude swarms in charge of their lives, consulting chatbots before every decision... People elsewhere are still trying to get approval to use Copilot in Teams, if they're using AI at all. There seems to be a cultural takeoff happening in addition to the technical one."

Orange County doesn't have to be on the outside.

What You'll Build
This isn't a lecture. It's a hands-on workshop.

By the end of the afternoon, you'll have set up your own autonomous AI agent that:

📧 Monitors your email and surfaces what matters

💬 Connects to WhatsApp so you can command it from your phone

⚡ Takes actions on your behalf—drafting responses, organizing information, executing tasks

🧠 Remembers context across conversations and gets smarter over time

You'll leave with a working system—your own AI assistant that runs while you sleep.

What You'll Learn:
1️⃣ Claude Code fundamentals: The terminal-based AI powering this revolution
2️⃣ The agent architecture: How to connect Claude to your email, messaging apps, and workflows
3️⃣ From vibe coding to vibe orchestration: Managing AI that works autonomously
4️⃣ When to trust, when to verify: Building guardrails that keep you in control
5️⃣ The tools and techniques that are separating builders from bystanders

Who This Is For:
- Solopreneurs who want a 24/7 assistant without hiring anyone
- Consultants and freelancers drowning in email and admin work
- Founders looking to automate before they can afford to delegate
- Ambitious professionals ready to operate at a different level
- Developers who want to see what agentic AI actually looks like in practice
- No coding experience required—though developers will find plenty of depth here too.

The Details:
🗓 Saturday, February 21st, 2026 🕛 12:00 PM (Noon) 📍 Hanahaus, Orange County

Want to build along with us? Bring a laptop and we'll get you set up in real-time. Prefer to watch and learn first? That works too—you'll leave with everything you need to set it up on your own.

🍹 After the workshop, we'll walk over to Topside Rooftop Bar for drinks and continued networking. The conversations that happen after the formal session are often the best part—come hang out!

The Numbers Don't Lie:
- 84% of developers now using AI coding tools
- 25% of Y Combinator's latest batch built 95% of their code with AI
- Clawdbot hit 60,000+ GitHub stars in days
- Developer productivity gains of 3-5x on common tasks
- The question isn't if you'll adopt these tools. It's whether you'll be ahead of the curve or scrambling to catch up.

This event is brought to you by SoCal RUG friends at Orange County AI in partnership with several OC-based tech organizations!

SoCal R Users Group (SoCal RUG)

Javier Orraca-Deatcu

Luke Klein

Jovany

Sem Leontev

DDeHaas

Rahul

PriyankaGagneja

Deven

Takeo Shibata

Aaron Wykoff

Basil Latif

Wayne Smith, Ph.D.

Carlos

Parker Monroe

Swaroop

Rebecca B

Claude Code for Solopreneurs and Ambitious Professionals

HanaHaus

Welcome to Datacove's Data Story-telling Seminar - the third in our series!

**Contents**

In this hour and a half, you can expect to:

* Understand how to turn data into actionable insights
* How to transform numbers into a story that resonates
* Grasp some common frameworks to refer to
* Have a chance to ask an expert of over 20+ years experience for advice!

**Introducing Datacove**

Datacove are a Data and Analytics Consultancy Team based in Brighton, with experience in founding many well-attended R & Python events. Plus, home of the EARL Conference! We work across multiple streams - from marketing and consumer analytics, to bespoke dashboards, process automation, and training! :)

**How to Join**

Once you have RSVP-ed on this event, a link will be released to you below.

We look forward to welcoming you then!

Manchester: Data Intelligence Network

Abbie Brookes

Sophie Desouza

Roshan Prakash

Wendy Anthony

Tom Houslay

Peter Boyko

Agnieszka

Serhi

FREE Data Story-telling Seminar

What happens when a risk manager finds himself in the middle of a financial crime?

In this talk, [Mark Griffin](https://www.linkedin.com/in/markwgriffin/) introduces [The Mortality Thief](https://www.markwgriffin.com/), a financial thriller rooted in real-world insurance, risk management, and statistical reasoning. Drawing on decades of experience in banking, insurance, and enterprise risk, the story follows an actuary forced to confront fraud, mortality risk, and ethical dilemmas—this time with his own life at stake. Along the way, we meet strong female characters who use expertise—actuarial, analytical, and investigative—to challenge power structures inside financial institutions.

The discussion explores how actuarial logic, data analysis, and AI are woven into the plot, not as decoration but as essential tools for survival.

This session is not about writing code, but about seeing our professional tools through a different lens: how risk thinking shapes narratives, how AI changes decision-making under pressure, and how technical knowledge can drive both stories and real-world consequences.

Mark will also share his views on how AI changes the job responsibilities of risk managers.

Rome R Users Group

Federica Gazzelloni

Lucio Colonna

Lucy M

Sebastian Hedberg

MarcoP

Roberto

Ricardo S.

Murat Bilici

Khaled AbdElSalam

Blanca Perez

Francesco Pugassi 

Pallabini Dash

Hana

M.P. Campbell

The Mortality Thief: Death hides in the detail

Learn about using Git and GitHub in RStudio.

**Note: Participants are required to install [Git](https://git-scm.com) and sign up for a [GitHub](https://github.com) account.**

**What to expect from this workshop 👇**

Version control is no longer optional for data analysis, research, or collaborative projects. In this session, we introduce **Git and GitHub through RStudio**, using a practical, workflow-driven approach tailored to data scientists and analysts.

The focus is on how Git works **inside RStudio**, and how to move confidently between the editor, the Git pane, and the terminal when needed.

We will cover:

* What Git is and why it matters for **reproducibility and auditability** in data work
* Core concepts as they appear in RStudio: repositories, commits, branches, and history
* Using the **RStudio Git pane** to track changes, stage files, and commit safely
* When and how to use GitHub for sharing work and collaborating with others
* Common Git workflows for R projects, reports, and analyses

The session is designed for **beginners and self-taught users** who want a clear mental model of version control and practical habits they can apply immediately in their own RStudio projects.

No prior experience with Git is required.
Bring curiosity and your laptop.

R User Group – Nueva Vizcaya State University (RNVSU)

Orville Dulay Hombrebueno

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Michalis Galanakis

Malthe Andreas Roswall

Kevin

Sravani Gangula

Martine

Tanuj Chakraborty

Jennifer Luz Lopes

Ahmad Sofi-Mahmudi

H L Drew

Johnny

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Miguel Eersel

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Using Git and GitHub in RStudio

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