The document introduces the Mozilla Nigeria Community and discusses Mozilla's mission and goals. It outlines Mozilla's products like Firefox OS and projects like Firefox App Days. It then discusses getting involved in the community through volunteering and reviews events from 2012 like Mozilla Webmaker Kitchen Table. Finally, it discusses potential future events and asks for comments and questions.

1. Soki Briggs

2. Text
Introductions
Who was here?

3. Agenda
•Mozilla's Mission, Objectives, Products.
•Introducing the Mozilla Nigeria Community.
•Getting Involved – Volunteering.
•A Review of Events and Mozilla Projects in 2012.
•First Quarter Goals.

4. Mozilla
• Mozilla
is a proudly non-profit organization dedicated
to keeping the power of the Web in people’s hands
through communities, volunteers and projects.
• No Profit Margin; We answer to No one but YOU!
• Mozilla
operates a Meritocracy system of
Governance: a political philosophy that holds power
should be vested in individuals according to merit
• When you use Firefox, or any Mozilla product, you
become a part of that community, helping us build a
brighter future for the Web.

5. What Mozilla Is Upto
• Firefox OS
• Firefox App Days
• Firefox Flicks
• #GenOpen Project

6. Mozilla Nigeria Community
Users
Contributors
Student Reps
Mozilla Reps
Developers
Testing
Support (SUMO)
Webmakers
@MozillaNigeria
Fb.com/MozillaNigeria

7. Get Involved
You don’t have to be a C++ guru (or even
know what that means!) to get involved.
You just have to love the Web.

8. Events in
2012
•Mozilla Webmaker
Kitchen Table event.
• #MozParty HackJam
•Software Freedom
Day #SFDBonny2012

9. Future events ???
• Firefox Clinic?
• More #MozCoffee ?
• Webmaker events?
• Campus Tour?

10. Questions, Comments…
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