I don't expect this from a reasonable Nigeria

some many Nigerians that can not reason well

I don't know why some Nigerians are like this he is alleged of non declaration of asset then let him go to court and clear his name .

don't be sympathetic about evil

saraki was later vindicated so let onoghen clear his name as well

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Learning how to code websites in HTML and
CSS can be a long and arduous process,
especially if you are trying to teach yourself
from scratch. While you can buy books that
will walk you through the process of HTML
coding, sometimes there are concepts you
need to see in action to fully comprehend
them. The ability to copy a website will allow
you to you dissect the coding process, bit by
bit, helping you to understand exactly how
HTML coding works.
*follow the steps below*
step1
Download and install HTTrack. If you
want to copy an entire site, or a large
number of pages from a site at once,
you'll want the help of an automatic site
downloader. Trying to manually save each
page would be a much too time-
consuming task, and these utilities will
automate the entire process.
The most popular and powerful
website copying program is HTTrack,
an open source program available for
Windows and Linux. This program can
copy an entire site, or even the entire
internet if configured (im)properly!
You can download HTTrack for free
from www.httrack.com .

step 2
Set the destination for the copied
files. Once you’ve opened HTTrack,
you’ll need to set a destination folder for
the website files. Make sure to create a
dedicated folder for your website copies,
or you may have difficulty tracking them
down in the future.
Give your project a name to help you
locate it. HTTrack will create a folder
in your destination directory with your
project name.

step 3
Select "Download web site(s)" from
the drop-down menu. This will ensure
that HTTrack will download all of the
content from the website, including any
pictures or other files.

step 4
Enter the address you want to copy.
You can enter in multiple websites if
you'd like to copy multiple sites in the
same project directory. By default,
HTTrack will grab every possible link from
that website that stays on the same web
server.
If the website you want to copy
requires you to log in, use the “Add
URL” button to enter the website
address as well as the username and
password.

step 5
Start copying the website. Once you
have entered your URLs, you can
begin the copying process. Depending on
the size of the website, the download
process can take a significant amount of
time and bandwidth to complete. HTTrack
will show the progress of all the files you
are copying to your computer.

step 6
Check out your copied website. Once
the download is complete, you can
open the copied website and browse it
directly from your computer. Open any of
the HTM or HTML files in a web browser
to view the pages as if you were online.
You can also open these files in a web
page editor to see all of the code that
makes them work. The files will be
localized by default so that links point to
the downloaded files and not to the
website. This allows for completely offline
viewing.


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[quote author=edwardACTIVIST post=74029181]Both Buhari and the legislators should be ashamed of themselves. Buhari lied, APC members cheered, PDP members acted childlike.
Nigeria democracy is a mess. [/quote
who told you buhari lied what's your evidence

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