drupal nigeria

At KodeHauz, we've completed the redesign and migration of our website to drupal 8.

See our New Drupal 8 website at http://KodeHauz.com/

We'll be glad to work with you on your projects. Kindly leave on a message at kodehauz.com/contact.

Regards!

DrupalCamp Nigeria 2015 took place in November 2015 in Lagos.
Actual Venue was Co-Creation Hub Yaba, Lagos. A well known technology hub in the country.
It was the biggest Drupal-event in Nigeria after the last one held in 2011.
The conference had:
-84 attendees;
-8 speakers from community members.
-60 New Members;

Participants were highly satisfied with the conference/ camp program and the organization level.
The event ran for two days (21 - 22 November, 2015) and contained:

While there has been a lot of discussion about OP in D6 & D7, I believe you can still do a lot with OP2 (D6).

When faced with the task of redesigning the DailyTimesNG website, the "no upgrade path from OP2 to OP3" reluctantly and grudgingly made us decide to stick to OP2 (D6).

Four weeks of theming & tweaking & here is the result. Depending on when you visit this post the new DailyTimesNG version 2.0 website will either reside at http://sandbox.dailytimes.com.ng (beta, being developed & tested) or http://dailytimes.com.ng.

ScoopAfrica.com is a new website I developed with Drupal. It is a business networking website for professionals and small-business owners across Africa. Individuals can create comprehensive professional profiles that would help in locating the right employer and their desired jobs, while companies can create complete company profiles that serves as a cost-effective advertising tool.

The original idea was from my partner, which we both run Scoop Internet Services in Lagos. He handles the marketing while I do the development.

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.

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