From: Mrs Mariam Abacha
Dear Sir,
I am Mrs. Mariam Abacha, the wife of the late General
Sani Abacha, former Nigerian military Head of States
who died 1998 while in active service. Before the
death of my husband, he was able to move the sum of
US$10 Million as sundry funds to the European Union,
and presently deposited in a private Security Company
for safe keeping. These boxes of money were
airfreighted as Artefacts and photographic materials.
I cannot be physically involved in the management of
this money because the Federal Government of Nigeria
headed by Mr. Olusegun Obasanjo hire security agent to
monitor the entire Abacha family in a bid to receover
this money hence I will do this by way of proxy in
order to avoid any probe by the present government in
Nigeria as they have already frozen all accounts
belonging to my late husband.
I am requesting your assistance as trusted and
reliable friend to help secure investment outlets
whereby these funds are invested in your country on
real estate under your direct supervision.
Be aware that you will manage the complete process as
our foreign partner.
The consignment containing the US$10 Million have
already being airlifted, and it is awaiting clearance
at the security company in the EU. If the above is
workable for you, Please send to me as a matter of
urgency the following information so that we can
commence this project at once;
1. Your full name and address.
2. Your direct telephone and fax numbers.
As soon as I receive the above information from you, I
will forward to you full details of my perfected
modalities and the best possible means to ensure we
achieve success at the end of the day. Do not worry
about the legality, as I will ensure I follow a legal
proceedures to ensure 100% and hitchfree transaction.
I await your urgent response, hoping that you accept
my proposal and help to save my husband name and
preserve the lives of the children he left behind for
me a helpless widow. I can be reached via this email
address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Best regards,
Mrs. Mariam Abacha.
