Here is a curation of awesome tools built by Nigerians that can be used by anybody and from anywhere in the world.
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You've used Nigerian-built software.
You just didn't know.
Chakra UI. Buzz. Colima. ImageAI.
260+ open source projects.
Built in Nigeria. Used worldwide.
Your Open Source project can be part of them
#OpenSource #DevCommunity
Kicking off the week by celebrating our amazing community! 🙌 Big shout-out to everyone for being part of made in Nigeria and contributing to the open source space. Let's do more 💪
Your project might be good.
Your README might be the reason nobody knows.
If someone discovers your open source project today, can they understand;
- What it does
- Who it's for
- Why they should use it
- How to get started
A good README makes your project easier to use.
Happy New Month and Happy 66th Independence Day, Nigeria! 🇳🇬
As we celebrate how far we've come, let's keep building, sharing, and contributing to open source. The next big thing can come from right here in Nigeria.
From Nigeria to the world.
#NigeriaAt66 #OpenSource
Building a table for your research, article or report shouldn't be stressful.
That's why @OlayiwolaAkinn1 built Tablesmit, an open source free browser -based table builder for writers, analysts and researchers.
Check it out 👇
github.com/Olayiwola72/table…
Your location doesn't decide the value of what you can build. A developer in Nigeria can fix a bug on a project used worldwide.
A project you build as a Nigeria developer can be discovered anywhere.
That's one of the most powerful things about open source.
Start today 💪
Managing your blog content shouldn't feel more like a stress.
@retaqib built @usemarblecms an open source super simple headless CMS for blogs, changlelogs and articles.
Write in a clean editor.
Deliver content to any framework via API
Check it out 👇
github.com/usemarble/marble
Empowerment of individuals is a key part of what makes open source work since in the end, innovations tend to come from small groups, not from large, structured efforts.
Tim O'Reilly
Build something in the open source or join an existing one. Create a social proof.
Notification is one of important part of a product, but having to work on it can be tricky to some.
This is why @olucurious built PyFCM an open source project for sending push notifications through firebase cloud messaging.
Check it out 👇
github.com/olucurious/PyFCM
Hey builders 🧑💻
It's a new week
Build, collaborate, share your gift with the world, and never give up on that dream!
Have you ever had issues discovering your next favorite artist or playlist?
@dunsincodes built HearltFresh an open source project that helps you discover new music based on what you already listen to.
Check out the repo below 👇
github.com/Dun-sin/HearItFre…
Your GitHub doesn't need another unfinished project.
It needs a commit.
A bug fix.
A feature.
A README improvement.
A pull request.
Whatever you've been putting off, move it forward this week.
Monday is a good place to start.
Check out madeinnigeria.com for OS projects
Moving a database from one server to another is one of the most stressful things in tech.
Wrong command, data loss and hours of downtime.
@jc_coder1 built DB Mover an open source tool that migrate your entire database visually.
Check it out below 👇
github.com/JC-Coder/db-mover
New month, new commits.
Whatever you've been building quietly, maybe September is the month you finally put it out there.
Build something useful. Share it. Let someone else build on it.
Here's to more Nigerian code and more global impact.
Four months left in 2026
You don't need to build the next big thing.
Build something useful.
Something another developer can use, something someone can learn from, something another builder can improve.
That's the beauty of open source.
Check out madeinnigeria.dev
"I often compare open source to science. Science took this whole notion of developing ideas in the open and improving on other people's ideas. It made science what it is today and made the incredible advances that we have had possible."
Linus Torvalds
You built it. You open-sourced it. 🇳🇬
Now let the world discover it.
We're looking for open-source projects built by Nigerian developers that can be used globally.
Add yours to Made in Nigeria Open Source.
Your project could be next. 🚀
github.com/acekyd/made-in-ni…
One of the most built solutions now is an AI agent.
Building one you can actually ship is where things get complicated.
The memory, tools, safety, multi agent working together, that's why @abiorhmangana
Built @omnirexflolabs an open source AI agents.
github.com/omnirexflora-labs…
Almost every developer has ran into this problem before.
Your app works perfectly on your laptop but it doesn't on your team and clients end.
That's exactly why @akinkunmi built Outray. An open source alternative for ngrok.
Check it out below 👇
github.com/outray-tunnel/out…
