🚀 go-pugleaf

Although this posting has little to do with Zimbabwe or South Africa, which
are my main fields of interest, I was nevertheless both pleased and
impressed to receive something from Nigeria that did not ask for my bank
details, in strictest confidence, in order for someone to transfer millions
of dollars to me.

Could it be that there are some honest Nigerians?  If so, does anyone know
how many?

Dr Matunda Nyanchama <nmatunda@home.com> wrote in message
news:hBij7.8862$at.1965189@news1.busy1.on.home.com...
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "African Technology Forum" <africantech@att.net>
> To: <africantech@att.net>
> Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 8:47 PM
> Subject: GJPAS & efficient African groundwater exploration
>
> The original African Technology Forum is pleased to begin bringing
> you articles from the Global Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences.
> http://home.att.net/~africantech/GJPAS/GJPAS.htm
>
> The GJPAS is published at the University of Calabar, Nigeria,
> by Bachudo Science Co. and contains many excellent scientific
> articles dealing with topics of great importance to African
> scientists, researchers, and engineers.  It covers the biological,
> agricultural, environmental, and computer sciences, as well as
> mathematics, physics, engineering, and medicine.  The GJPAS
> (ISSN 1118-0579) is indexed in Chemical Abstract, CAB Abstract,
> African Geology, and by the International Network for the
> Availability of Scientific Publications (INASP).
>
> The first GJPAS paper we are republishing details a more
> efficient method to explore for groundwater in Africa.  This
> paper and the very important information within it are at:
>
> "Geophysical Exploration for Groundwater in a Sedimentary
> Environment: A Case Study from Nanka over Nanka Formation
> in Anambra Basin, Southeastern Nigeria"
> by E. A. Emenike
> http://home.att.net/~africantech/GJPAS/groundwater/Gwater1.htm
>
> ATF has begun working with the INASP, who has long covered the GJPAS,
> to republish GJPAS abstracts at their comprehensive African Journals
> Online site (www.inasp.org.uk/ajol/) as ATF starts republishing the
> articles themselves.  Please join us in these works-in-progress!
>
> ATF has worked since 1988 to continue helping in and spreading
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> Africa.  Help spread the word about these developments to all
> interested in Africa's present and future.  All African scientific,
> technical, and industrial organizations are welcome to join the
> original African Technology Forum in these and other efforts!
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