From: Josephine Van hae <modisejonathan@gmail.com> 
Reply-To: joesphine_van_hae@hotmail.com 
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2012 04:53:24 +0000 
Subject: WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? 
 
Dear Sir/Madam 
 
 
Top of the day to you and your family,this might sound ridiculous, but it 
is for real.If you have been abreast of the recent political impasse in my 
Country Nigeria, you will be aware that the Federal Government have just 
removed the subsidy on fuel and set up a committee known as the Subsidy 
Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme Board (SREPB) Wish i am a member. 
During our recent founding after thorough investigation we found out that 
the Downstream Oil Importers have been importing more than our local 
consumption of fuel to the tune of over 24Million Litres. 
We also realize legally that some Importers have deposited about 24 Million 
United States Dollars being proceeds of over inflated local consumption in 
an offshore escrow account and this is lying fallow for more than 3 years 
now.They are willing to give up the fund because they can be persecuted if 
detected ready to share the fund. 
Considering the condition of my country's leaders and how they have 
impoverish us the citizen, that even if i have worked for the Federal 
Government for the past 35 years, i have  nothing to show for it. 
We have all agreed to share this money among ourselves, but we cannot 
secure the fund because my country's Code of Conduct do not allow civil 
servants to own a foreign account. 
 Most importantly, we are contacting you as a foreigner to assist us 
transfer the fund into your personal or company's account that you have 
absolute control over.We have agreed to give you 20% of the fund,10% for 
any unforeseen occurrence and we shall share 70% among ourselves, this we 
want to invest in Agriculture in my country, this we will 
need your advise as soon as the fund is in your nominated account. 
We are willing to give your further details as soon as you indicate your 
interest to assist us. 
 
Thanks for your cooperation 
 
Yours Sincerely 
Jonathan 
 
 
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