from: GREG W. HARLEY <greg.w.harley66@gmail.com>
date: Mar 9, 2026, 11:34 AM
subject: Subject: Introduction and Exploring Business Opportunities.
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Date: March 09, 2026.
Subject: Introduction and Exploring Business Opportunities.
Dear sir,
Good morning,
I am Hon. Greg W. Harley (Jnr) presently in the United States of America on a business trip. How are you doing, business and other things generally? Sir, I am most delighted reaching out to explore potential business collaborations between your companies and my humble self. I am the first son of the Minister of State, FCT, Abuja for Petroleum Resources (Oil) who (oversaw the petroleum sector) (from 2010 to May 2015) during President Goodluck Jonathan's regime. My father was specifically focusing on petroleum matters and overseeing the administration of Abuja, the capital city.
During my father's tenure, he created an inventory by boasting our ailing economy as one of his notable achievements and awards.
Besides, he made numerous proactive personnels in the oil sector what they are today, out of his magnanimity.
Now, to set the stage for this productive business discussion, l want to professionally state a few cultural norms and guidelines. The following are tips to help us navigate.
1. *Negotiations*:
- Be respectful and patient.
- Avoid aggressive or confrontational tactics.
- Look for mutually beneficial solutions.
2. *Relationship-Building*:
- Invest time in building trust and rapport.
- Show genuine interest in the other party's business and culture.
3. *Flexibility*:
- Be adaptable and open-minded.
- Be prepared to adjust your approach if needed.
My father, in conjunction with the Contract & Procurement Officer of the Nigerian Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), awarded several contracts to foreign oil & gas companies. But prior to his endorsements for the contract approvals, they will negotiate and have an understanding with these foreign contractors on a percentage basis as their commissions. Then immediately the contract is awarded and the contractors receive the initial mobilization sum, they will remit my father's money to his designated bank account abroad as agreed.
So, that was how my father made his money during his tenure. Now, the total sum of money lodged in that account worth $167,500,088 (One Hundred & Sixty Seven Million, Five Hundred Thousand, Eighty-Eighty United States Dollars) only and the money was place under a bureaucratic-red tape with a code BN21XXXXX5110USD which my uncle is in possession of it and no other person. But lately, there were several attempts to divert the money by an unknown person (s).
Before the sudden demise of my father, he warned his younger brother, my uncle never to transfer any information related to the money and the documents for claim to anyone until 10 years except myself, his only son. Now, it's time to do the needful and that is my reason for writing to you so we can work together in partnership to achieve this set goal. All I need from you immediately is to provide me with your company proforma invoice and letter headed papers to file in applications for authority to remit funds to your designated bank account overseas.
*OUR WORKING TERMS*
- You have 30% of the total sum as the account owner.
- 10% to be mapped out for contingencies during the process of this transaction.
- 60% for myself as the rightful owner of the fund.
*OPTION*
In case you may not like to use your account, you can help me to open an account in your country to lodge the funds. Then immediately after you are done with all these, l shall come over to your country for disbursement and to discuss any particular business venture to invest into which l strongly believe you will advise me accordingly. Finally, if there is anything you didn't understand, don't hesitate to ask me for more clarification.
Looking forward to discussing further.
Best regards,
Hon. Greg W. Harley (Jnr)
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date: Mar 23, 2026, 2:28 PM
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