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Pls don't be annoyed; the poster is probably a stammerer too, or maybe he has a friend who is.

Sure, why not?  Provided (1) I have the money to sponsor him.  (2) He'll be flying civilian airplanes.

What's the name of your bank?

Don't those fraudsters have names?

What kind of topics would you post in the art section if it existed?

Welcome

Welcome

alexis:
Why do you want an python based NL forum Seun?

The reasons are painfully obvious, alexis. Ask yourself, "why do I prefer Python to PHP?"

@Ikoje: nice to hear! What are some of the things you've done with Python? Let's chat sometime!

I'm interested. Will you introduce us to jQuery too?

You're based in the USA?

Why must you sleep with her? If you don't like it, then opt out.

Thanks!

Yes it's true. But nothing is free. If it doesn't cost money, it'll probably cost time.

Good job.
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He used the punchline of the joke as the title. That's why it wasn't funny. Never do that.

When a post is blocked, don't do anything. Just accept it and wait.

Want to work on an official clone of the NL forum in Python?

Start here: http://www.nairalist.com/oyo/services/1

http://www.nairalist.com/osun/services/4

Wedding dress for sale:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-20537.0.html

How to plan a good wedding:
www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-51789.64.html

Budget for a decent wedding ceremony:
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-6896.0.html

This is a place to post links to threads that will fit into a dedicated events subforum. Post away!

A computer program did it.

Inverter Sounds, By NEPA.

Bleh. It's already dying.

Nigeria has problems producing power. The solution is simple deregulation. That's the way out.

Government provided high security residences with guards and strict disciplinary services.

Worldwide Slump Makes Nigeria's Online Scammers Work That Much Harder

LAGOS, Nigeria -- Online swindling takes dedication even in the best of times, the scammer said earnestly.

The spinal cord aches from sitting at a desk. The eyes itch from staring at a computer. The heart thumps from drinking bitter cola to stay awake for chats with Americans in faraway time zones. The wallet shrinks from buying potions that supposedly compel the Americans to pay.

Succeeding in the midst of a worldwide economic meltdown? That, he said, takes even firmer resolve.

"We are working harder. The financial crisis is not making it easy for them over there," said Banjo, 24, speaking about Americans, whose trust he has won and whose money he has fleeced, via his Dell laptop. "They don't have money. And the money they don't have, we want."

Though statistics are fuzzy, the FBI-backed Internet Crime Complaint Center says that scam reports by Americans grew 33 percent last year, and that after the United States and Britain, Nigeria housed the most perpetrators. Ultrascan, a Dutch research firm that investigates complaints of 419 fraud, says online scam offers from Nigerians in and outside their homeland have mushroomed this year.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/06/AR2009080603764.html

What can Yar'adua do to help these hard-working citizens?  How about free accommodation?

The story hasn't been confirmed, but to me it makes sense because most goods imported into Nigeria are subject to customs tax, and the law may not (yet) have any exception for free drugs.