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This is from johnson_ibeh@web.de

Dear Friend

Please permit me to introduce my humble self to you,I�m Mr.Johnson. Ibeh, I am the Manager of International Relation with Guaranty Trust Bank Nigeria Plc, I �m 51yrs old, I got your email address on The Internet and my confidence reposed on you. Hope you read this Message carefully and reply me immediately. Although we have not met before, but I suggest that this transaction will bring us together.My dear, we have a customer, a foreigner but base here in Nigeria, his Name is Mr.Buba A.Moro. He is from your Country, but base here with his wife and his two children, Mr. Buba has being banking with our bank for the past 4yrs, some time August 2003, and Mr. Buba was on his way to his house, and unfortunately, Mr. Buba ran into a Trailer load of Groundnut Oil, and died immediately, their car got burnt,No single soul was saved,Mr.Buba and his entire family was confirmed died.

My Board Directors and Board Management of Guaranty Trust Bank has mandated and instructed me to look for Mr.Buba relation/relatives and his next of Kin to come and claim Mr.Buba�s Fund, Since August 2004 till date, I have been looking for Mr.Buba relation�s and relatives/Next of Kin to come and claim Mr.Buba�s Fund which he Deposited with our bank, I have contacted his Embassy and after 3days, his Ambassador told me that Mr.Buba has no relation and no next of kin, their Ambassador told me that Mr.Buba used his first son as his next of kin, but it is quite unfortunate that Mr.Buba died with all his family members.

The reason why I contacted you is thus, Mr.Buba is dead, and his only son whom supposed to inherit his properties and money also died with him. As at this moment, nobody or Person[s] is coming to claim this money from our bank. The board directors and management of our bank has told me that if nobody or person(s) have come up for the money, Mr.Buba�s Fund will transfer into our Federal Reserve.This transaction is very easy and simple, and it is 100% risk free, I�m the Manager for International Relations with Guaranty Trust Bank of Nigeria Plc,and the Management and Board Directors of the Bank are waiting for me to provide to them the Relation or next of Kin to late Mr.Buba, of which I told them that I am still searching the next of kin to the deceased. Finally, if you are interested with this transaction, I will front you to the bank as the only next of kin to late Mr.Buba, and I will let the bank know that you are the only right person to inherit late Mr.Buba�s Funds and properties.
If you are interested, just email me , late Mr.Buba Funds will be credited into your Account and all his Properties will be released to you either through Courier Services or the Bank will Cargo all his properties to you in any were you want it. So reply me immediately and let me know what you say,feel free to ask any questions. We will share Late Mr.Buba�s Funds 60-40; you will take 40% of the US$32M.

Upon the successful completion of this transfer, I will come to your country and mind my share. It is from my own 60% I intend to import Agricultural Machineries into my country as a way of recveing the fund.To commence this transaction,we require you to immediately indicate your interest by a return e-mail with the following information:my private email:joibeh22@yahoo.fr

1.Your full Name
2.Your Contact Address
3.Your Occupation
4.Your AGE
Telephone Number

I will be waiting for your immediate response,

Thanks and have a nice day.

With immense regards,

Mr.Johnson Ibeh

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