[python-nigeria] python-nigeria Digest, Vol 9, Issue 7

[Chukwudi Nwachukwu]

We do hope to hear about the PyLadies as Aisha has said. And congrats to
anyone who would be there. We welcome all the inputs everyone both on Slack
and this mailing list.

I have been coding to push out to our Github page according to my promise
at the last Lagos meet up. So, everyone, let's keep working for the good of
Python in Nigeria.


iChux™
http://bit.ly/iscrape
*Behind every no entry sign, there is a door.*

On 14 April 2016 at 17:00, <python-nigeria-request at python.org> wrote:

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>    1. On my Honor...... I do solemnly swear (Aisha Bello)
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> From: Aisha Bello <aishabello2050 at gmail.com>
> To: python-nigeria at python.org
> Cc:
> Date: Wed, 13 Apr 2016 22:41:39 +0100
> Subject: [python-nigeria] On my Honor...... I do solemnly swear
> Bonsoir Pythonistas,
>
> It's the middle of the week and I normally will wait till the weekend when
> everyone is a lot less busy to push an email. But I am in exceedingly high
> spirits and I thought I hola at my PyFamily.
>
> I was really moved by tosin's(a.k.a @acetakwas) email to us and I must
> confess I have been guilty recently. So am here to say on my Honor I will
> try to do better in being actively engaged with the community. For me I
> have come to know many of you personally and more than just a Python
> community You've all become like family even though I have never met many
> of you before.
> Talking about interesting topics and learning new things the people in
> #Pydata channel have been super amazing and in these past few weeks I have
> learnt a lot and gotten a lot of help from the great analytic minds in that
> channel than i would have learnt if I was on my own, or taken longer in
> solving my own DM tasks. I am particularly proud of how much we've grown
> and how there is an unfathomable bond that keeps getting stronger. Who
> would think that our community is barely 5 months old and we've been able
> to achieve so much.
> I hail all thee Naija Pythonistas. We are so on point. So to this end I do
> solemnly swear to do everything within my power to keep us going and to
> keep preaching the ever so awesome PyNigeria community from the top of my
> voice shouting from the rooftops.
>
> On the voting side and being a voting member on the PSF......time to get us
> actively involved. Would really encourage anyone who has been putting
> things together on their end to signup and let's get our voices heard. In a
> non APC or PDP voice *Every vote counts* ;)
>
> My next email would be giving you guys the exclusive gists from PyLadies
> Launch there are still a few places left. As much as it's PyLadies and it's
> supposed to be encouraging more women into the tech scene we all know there
> are very few female Pythonistas so we need your help and support (a.k.a the
> guys) in getting the word/message out there. Consider this an exclusive
> invite to PyLadies Launch on Saturday;).
>
> oops I did it again.  I apologize for the long epistle.
>
> Aisha
> (PyNigeria Community Enthusiast :D)
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