Comments on: Nigerian firm demands $20 million from One Laptop Per Child
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No wonder they are the most corrupted country in the world.
MY NAME IS ADEBOLA. I WOULD LIKE TO SUE YOU FOR TWENTY (20) MILLION DOLLARS US. I KNOW YOU ARE A GOD FERING PERSON THAT I CAN TRUST. IF YOU SEND ME $2000 FOR SHIPPING, I WILL SEND YOU THE LEGAL BRIEFS OF THIS CASE.
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR BEUTIFUL FAMILY,
ADEBOLA
Man.. That's funny stuff!
Sorry... I know - insensitive and all, but if the Nigerian Government wants help from OLPC, then they need to squash this, not encourage it. There are plenty of countries in the world that would benefit from the work OLPC is doing, they won't feel the loss of Nigeria, but Nigeria will.
- by RainCaster January 3, 2008 9:17 AM PST
- Moving up the food chain I see.
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