from: Mr Paul Ngoua <mrpaulngoua3@gmail.com>
date: Jun 17, 2025, 10:53 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Greetings,
Mr.
Thank you very much indeed for finding time to respond to my mail and I'm happy and excited to read from your email indicating you're interested in working with me to actualize the mandate of my principal towards a smooth and successful transfer of the fund into your designated bank account in any country of your choice as we're in the process of knowing each other. I am Mr. Paul Ngoua, a financial consultant to Mrs. Widad Babiker Omer, my principal, the wife of the ousted president of Sudan who is presently in detention and undergoing trial by the new regime in power. As a result of this, her assets have been confiscated by the government pending the conclusion of her trial.
She privately maintains a deposit of Sixty Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars (USD 60,500,000.00) with a financial institution in South Africa. This deposit is unknown to the Sudanese government because they are proceeds generated from sales of her luxury estate in South Africa.
In the light of her present ordeal, these funds are the only assets that she has that are currently safe because the deposit was privately done with a discreet and reliable vault security firm in South Africa in my presence as a witness due to the close relationship we maintain.
We have been advised by her family lawyer, for security reasons, to seek a foreign partner/family representative with a vast knowledge of investment to stand in as her business representative and take possession of the deposited funds for further investment. You come highly recommended from our source. She (Widad Babiker Omer) is willing to instruct the family lawyer to issue you the power of attorney to achieve this purpose as we proceed.
I am familiar with all the requirements concerning this process and equipped with all the necessary information/documentation concerning this deposit. Upon your decision of acceptance, I will activate the process and guide you through all the stages. As soon as the funds are successfully transferred to you, you would be entitled to 30% of it while 70% would be reserved for her to invest in a viable project you will recommend in your country with a good return on investment.
Because of the time difference and other confidential reasons, I strongly advise that you contact me via email or WhatsApp call (for the moment). I will then explain in detail how we could both commence and the best way to achieve success.
In conclusion, it’s my concern to demand your ultimate honesty, co-operation and confidentiality to enable us to conclude this transaction. I GUARANTEE that this process would be executed under a legitimate arrangement that would legally protect you from any breach of law. I strongly believe after going through this letter you will then have a clear picture of what’s going on here.
Best Regards,
Mr. Paul Ngoua
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