This group is a Not-for-Profit IT support group that would enable free flow of support and exchange of ideas in the Nigerian Open Source community. This we hope will help those of us that have benefited so much from the community to give back to the community that has helped our work so much. Events shall be organised from time to time by the group. The goal of this group is to foster the local community, provide local support and to allow the local Drupal industry to grow.
The three core roles of Drupal Nigeria User Group will be
• Education
• Support
• Socializing
This group is restricted to Nigerians or Drupal users (or interested users) in Nigeria.
Problem with creating content on remote drupal installation
Hey everyone,
I just encountered a problem with a remote drupal installation that i am working
on and i can't seem to figure a way out.
First of all once logged in, the drupal does not show/display the administer block.
hence i can't click to create any content and as a result i have to know some
kind of address bar description to the create content page.
On a most recent occasion, i managed to modify an existing page. It turned out i could view the page after
saving it and while still logged in. On a following day when i tried to view it as an anonymous user , it had
Strengthening open source in Nigeria
Firstly, this discussion is inspired by a discussion I had with Abayomi Ayoola (murpheus) about LinuxFest event we intend to organize in Nigeria.
The discussion goes like this:
[9/9/2010 2:07:45 PM] Abayomi Ayoola: I sent an email to Linux Foundation
[9/9/2010 2:08:12 PM] Abayomi Ayoola: and they would be glad to sponsor LinuxCon or LinuxFest in Nigeria
[9/9/2010 2:08:25 PM] Kayode Odeyemi: cool
[9/9/2010 2:08:45 PM] Kayode Odeyemi: so what's your plan
[9/9/2010 2:31:56 PM] Abayomi Ayoola: I think they usually cover the whole event
drupalnigeria.org website is open to the public
Hello all,
A public development version of drupalnigeria.org has been hosted on google code. Please checkout the latest build and get involved by collaborating with other "Drupal Champions" on the block. Use this group to submit your working copy. Project committers will definitely see your work and then commit changes to the dev site for testing. Moreso, once we see how prominent your contribution is, we will give you access to the repository.
Please stay updated to this group for more developments.
Read moreDrupalCamp Lagos 2010
Officially announced, DrupalCamp Lagos 2010 is open and FREE to everyone. It's going to be a full day event of Drupal Learning, Open Source training and community networking.
To re-emphasize, the DrupalCamp Lagos 2010 is FREE for all. You will have access to all DrupalCamp Lagos sessions, mini-groups, personal project support, lunch & breakfast and other giveaways that accompanies the event.
All sessions will be posted to http://drupalnigeria.org/sessions. Also, if you have something to present at the event, please forward to [sessions@drupalnigeria.org].
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one to one and group Drupal training
One to one and group Drupal training available by schedule in Ibadan and Lagos.
Schedule 1 - Creating and administering a Drupal site
Schedule II - Working with Drupal themes and modules
For more details contact mail@xceedia.co.uk or call 234-8085007469 [Timi]
Read moreBuild websites with Drupal without touching codes
Imagine Drupal as a template which you can reuse over and over again. Building Drupal sites have never been more fun especially when it comes to using those over 4000 contributed modules. You will find out building Drupal websites is just about code reuse - polymorphism.
Read moreTranslating Drupal to Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo
Hello everyone, I'm glad I found this group.
I'm sure some of you Drupalers are interested in having Drupal in Yoruba, Hausa and Igbo. Well, I've started a project on it and I'll love people to join. I am using Google Translator Toolkit to achieve this as Google does not yet support interface translation for Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.
Please read this to know how to contribute to the project.
You can join the project here
Read moreGlad I found this group
Was actually about to create a group for Nigeria but decided to use the search first, and glad I did. It's good to know that there are drupalers in Nigeria and I hope that we can connect and share and collectively improve web apps in Nigeria. I currently work in the University of Benin and my blog has been here.
Here are some of my most recent Drupal projects :
http://wharc-online.org/
http://unibenpress.com/
http://ttlnigeria.org/ (with my custom theme).
Cheers.
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Drupal Users Group Nigeria
I just bought the domain, www.drupalnigeria.org and would like to have suggestions on what should be included on the website. At least I have the idea of the following:
Home
About - Telling about drupal and it's uses in relative to the Nigerian users
Forum - A forum where help could be sought for users
Events - Drupal events around the country of Nigeria can be posted here.
I can be reached at the following address administrator@drupalnigeria.org
Read moreNew book Drupal 6 Site Blueprints available in Nigeria
I have sent some copies of the book Drupal 6 Site Blueprints http://www.packtpub.com/drupal-6-site-blueprints/book for local purchase in Nigeria. Only 10 copies though and can be picked up in Ibadan. Call 08085007469
Read moreNew Drupal Book : Drupal 6 Site Blueprints
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blockquote>Bad news is always good news for the press. And so Vaughan Pyre has decided to take advantage of this and create a web site that will aggregate bad news and weird happenings from all over the world. The content of the site will be entirely derived from RSS feeds from several sources; each feed being automatically fetched and its items displayed as individual articles on the web site. Vaughan's intention is to create a lot of self-updating web sites which he intends to populate with Google ads for site users to click and click so that he can make a lot of money.
Read moreDrupalCamp Lagos
Learning Partners Oy Finland and Solutions Plus, Inc Nigeria
Presents
DrupalCamp Lagos
Calling All
- Bloggers
- Enthusiasts
- Web Content Managers
- Students, Youth Corpers
- Web Application Developers
- Web Marketing Professionals
- Web Designers/Web Developers
- Network, Intranet and IT Administrators
Drupal Con
We are finally planning the first drupalcon NIGERIA.... does anybody have suggestions on what can be included.... more details will be revealed in the next few weeks.... suggestions please.
Read morewww.itbusinessafrica.com and www.rateoga.com
These are two new African projects that I am about to sign off . The first is self-descriptive and it is the online edition of a magazine named IT Business in Africa which is meant to be a meeting hub for CEOs, CIOs and all ICT professionals in Africa . The second is a public appraisal website for Nigerian leaders.
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Introducing The Drupal Nigeria Initiative and soliciting support.
Hi Y'All,
Its my humble pleasure to introduce to you The Drupal Nigeria Initiative. This initiative is being pioneered by my company Living Portals & Systems right here in the heart of eastern Nigeria. Just like every project there are some reasons and objectives behind this initiative.
Read moremobolajiowoade
mobolajiowoade (http://groups.drupal.org/user/3955) has sent you a message
via your contact form (http://groups.drupal.org/user/12439/contact) at
groups.drupal.org.
Good Day to you.
I was excited when i saw the Nigeria Drupal user group and went to your
site and saw your work. I think you are doing a great job and would
personally want to work with you to promote open source web application
development in Nigeria. I reside in the UK and my focus is learning,
training and development. I'm currently working on learning drupal for the
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