This is an email i received. People like these are the reasons that Africa is
at the bottom of the totem pole
Jabou

In a message dated 1/31/03 3:57:36 AM Central Standard Time,
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> Subj:Bussiness Consultation
> Date:1/31/03 3:57:36 AM Central Standard Time
> From:<A HREF="mailto:[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]</A>
> To:<A HREF="mailto:[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]</A>
> Sent from the Internet
>
>
>
> FROM: MR. Lateef Ahmed
> Subject: Business Proposal
> Attn: The Managing Director/Ceo
> E-mail: [log in to unmask]
>
>
> DEAR Sir,
>
>
> I am MR. LATEEF AHMED, Deputy secretary to the Nigerian Football
> Association, parent body of the World Youths Championship, Nigeria 99'Local
> Organizing Committee, an affiliate of Federation of International Football
> Association (FIFA).
>
> In the course of our preparation to host the World Youth Soccer
> Championship Tagged (Nig'99) early last two years, huge sum of money
> running into millions of United States Dollars was budgeted by the then
> Military Government for the successful organization of this competition. In
> the same vein, FIFA via its President, Mr. Joseph (SEPP) Blatter, made
> millions of dollars available for the same project, not to talk of
> Corporate Organizations and Football loving individuals who made huge
> donations.
>
> However, in my capacity as the deputy secretary, to both the Local
> Organizing Committee (LOC), and the Nigerian Football Association(NFA),
> I,along with two of my colleagues in sensitive positions were able to
> over-invoice most contracts, which were awarded for the construction and
> the refurbishing of the 8 stadia used for the competition. The contractors
> who
> handled these projects have been paid-off.
>
> It is pertinent to note that a total sum of thirty-two million United
> States Dollars(US$32,000,000.00) was realized as over-invoice after the
> successful completion of the project.
>
> This over-invoiced sum is lying in my organization's (NFA) suspense account
> with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), ready for transfer into the
> beneficiary's account oversea, waiting for the appropriate opportunity to
> do so.
>
> In the year (2002) budget speech, the new Civilian President has ordered
> that all foreign contractors debts should be paid in order to boost more
> Foreign investors into Nigeria.
>
> On this note, I have been unanimously mandated by my two colleagues to seek
> an honest and trustworthy Foreigner who will assist in ensuring the
> successful transfer of the above sum into a personal/company account since
> the Nigerian code of conduct does not allow us (Civil servants) to operate
> foreign accounts.
>
> It is pertinent also to let you know that 30% of the total fund will be for
> you, while 10% will be used to settle any expenses that might be incurred
> by both parties and the remaining 60% will be for us (my colleagues and I)
> to be invested in your country.
>
> We have chosen you /your company to benefit with us in this transaction due
> to the respect your country commands here.
>
> You might be surprised and curious of an offer like this, be rest assured
> that the modalities and logistics towards the successful transfer of this
> fund has been worked out. All we require from you is your co-operation.
> This transaction is risk free.
>
> We kindly request that you accord it the highest level of secrecy it
> deserves.
> Email:[log in to unmask]
> Your swift response will be highly appreciated.
>
> Best regards,
>
> MR. LATEEF AHMED.
>
>

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