from: Raymond Kojoni <raymondkojoni@gmail.com>
date: Jan 6, 2026, 11:31 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear
I am Mr Raymond Kojoni from Cotonou, Benin Republic but currently
residing in Badagry on the Nigerian border here in West Africa.
I am contacting you for assistance on how to help me invest my late boss' fund who was from the USA and who died in a fire accident at our office in Aflao in Togo.
He secretly kept the fund with a security firm before his death and it is the sum of US$15 Million cash contained in a consignment here in Cotonou.
However, the consignment was registered as containing valuable negative films with diplomatic coverage to protect it from security people. .
Now, my intention is to invest this money in your country for
profitable investment in the real estate business.
I am offering you 40% commission from this total money for you to stand as his Next of Kin and the beneficiary of the fund.
If you are interested and willing to work with me then please, get back to me immediately.
It is important to state here that you may need to travel down here to Cotonou to meet with me for the final discussions on this transaction.
I want you to know that all modalities are in place to conclude this transaction here, and I will be very glad if you keep this transaction highly confidential.
Your confidence in this transaction is very important because nobody else knows the real content of the consignment except for myself and now you.
For further discussion on this matter, you can contact me on my direct telephone number thus: +234 915 406 0638
I await your quick reply
Mr Raymond Kojoni
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from: Raymond Kojoni <raymondkojoni@gmail.com>
date: Jan 29, 2026, 7:58 AM
subject: Expecting some financial upgrade
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: gmail.com
Dear
How are you today? I wish to inform you that I just got an offer over a property I have put up for sale in the past 5 months. Although, I had wanted to sell it for US$8,000 but this buyer is offering to pay US$5,000 by next week if I would agree.
I really do not know but I hope to meet with him and the agent on Friday, 30th of January to conclude discussions on this matter and I shall keep you posted.
However, if I can only get US$5,000 for the property then it means that I shall be having the total of US$17,000 with me leaving us with a balance of only US$5,000 which you will be expected to raise and assist me.
Anyway, let us see how it goes but do confirm your receipt of this email.
Again, I shall try to call you later today when I am less busy.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Raymond Kojoni
Tel: +234 915 406 0638
date: Jan 29, 2026, 7:58 AM
subject: Expecting some financial upgrade
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: gmail.com
Dear
How are you today? I wish to inform you that I just got an offer over a property I have put up for sale in the past 5 months. Although, I had wanted to sell it for US$8,000 but this buyer is offering to pay US$5,000 by next week if I would agree.
I really do not know but I hope to meet with him and the agent on Friday, 30th of January to conclude discussions on this matter and I shall keep you posted.
However, if I can only get US$5,000 for the property then it means that I shall be having the total of US$17,000 with me leaving us with a balance of only US$5,000 which you will be expected to raise and assist me.
Anyway, let us see how it goes but do confirm your receipt of this email.
Again, I shall try to call you later today when I am less busy.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Raymond Kojoni
Tel: +234 915 406 0638
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