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Date: Fri, 08 Sep 2000 16:34:54 +0200
From: Talib Usman
Reply-To: talibusman@yahoo.com
Organization: The Presidency, Federal Republic of Nigeria
X-Accept-Language: en
Subject: URGENT.
The Presidency
Office of the Presidential task force on Budget and Planning.
Garki, Abuja.
Tel: 234 -90 - 406 157
Fax: 234 -1- 759 6437
From the Desk of: Alhaji Talib Usman
Dear Sir,
We were members of a special committee for budget and planning
of the ministry of petroleum resources which has previously
been merged with the presidency. With our positions, we have
successfully secured for ourselves the sum of $41.5m. This
amount was accumulated from proceeds resulting from government's
withdrawals of petroleum subsidies. What we need from you,
is to provide a very safe and vital offshore account into
which the funds will be transferred. My colleagues and I have
agreed to compensate the owner of the account used for this
transaction with 10% (or a re-negotiated sum) of the total
amount remitted. Now we need a reliable, honest, decent and
solvent person or a reputable company to assist us in this
deal. So if you can convince my colleagues and I of your honesty
and profound interest in this deal, then we can proceed to
furnish you with the details of this transaction. All we need
is your assurance that you are solvent and capable of handling
a transaction of this magnitude, and that our share of the
money will be safe with you. My colleagues and I are looking
towards the possibility of a meeting with you as we proceed
with this transaction. Please respond through my fax to the
number above and you can call me on the phone number above.
I honestly assure you that this deal is 100% risk-free, and
I look forward to your urgent reply.
Thank you so much for your anticipated cooperation and God
bless.
Kind Regards,
Talib Usman.
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