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Jump to Comments Once upon a time, there lived a structured-finance guy. He did deals with big banks, like Merrill Lynch, Citibank, Smith Barney, Wachovia, Bank One, Greenwich Natwest. When his company, Enron, wanted to sell its interest in two Nigerian power-producing barges, he had a bright idea!

Some wonders are currently being performed on the Nigerian Stock Market, so the blood flow might be halted for a while, please read this before you take action! So you know the right time to exit. Particularly for speculators.

I was googling myself this morning - as i should confess that i can be a bit prone to doing at times - and i noticed the strangest thing. Someone has bought my name! Google “marcus westbury” yourself and see.

Today’s “Shut ‘Cho Ponk Ass Up” award goes out to Nigerian high commissioner Sunday Olu Agbi. I was reading the news earlier today, and this fool Sunday had the nerve to say that people who fall for those Nigerian e-mail scams are greedy and should be jailed.

First 2 weeks In Nigeria. They never said that it will be easy,it have not been easy for me to post on this blog not because of lack of what to write but due to the Internet connection here.I have stayed up at odd hours just to keep in touch but then the Internet connection just goes off and on,very frustrating.

Going for gold Posted on Saturday, 23 August 2008 by hastaelgolsiempre In a couple of hours’ time, Argentina will be going for a second gold medal of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games when the men’s football team take on Nigeria, their conquerors in Atlanta 1996, in the OFT final.

This is simply amazing the bottom feeder says he has a package for me and wants me to send him $250 USD’s. You would think that he has my name so why in the world would he be asking for it. Just another Scammer from West Africa trying to bate innocent folk.

Nigeria’s Islamic authority has told the man who has 86 wives to choose only four and repent within three days or else he will be sentenced to death.The Jamatu Nasril Islam (JNI) passed their verdict on Mohammed Bello Abubakar, 84, according to Sharia law.This comes two weeks after the Nigerian press and the BBC reported on the case.

According to police, Australians are losing $36m a year to Nigerian scammers.  And the problem is more extensive than that, because similar frauds are going through other countries.  The police say they struggle to get a handle on the issue because many incidents went unreported – no doubt people being scammed are often too embarrassed to own up to their stupidity.