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date: Oct 16, 2020, 12:07 PM
subject: Mr.Davidson Afolabi.
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From Mr Davidson Afolabi i am twenty nine years old man.I lost my mother
when i was six years old and my father died in prison last year and i
happen to be the only child the other woman which my father married could
not bear any child.My father Dr.Festus Afolabi was the chief accountant general
in the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation N.N.P.C when he was arrested
by the federal government of Nigeria over a serious matter which led to his
death last year in prison because of long stayed in detention,In fact upon
all his properties that were being sold to get him out from the detention
yet all efforts proved abortive.
Truly when my father was in prison as i visited him he told me that i should
go to one particular place in his bed room under the rug i will see a document
that i should go and re-hide it somewhere else out of the entire house that the
document is very important which i did.Then the other day as i visited him
he explained to me about the document that what i saw stated on the document
which is family treasuries is something else my son,that he uses family
treasuries as a common-flag to deposit the sum of $99,000,000musd with a
security company in overseas.
Meanwhile since the death of my father i have contacted the security company
twice on my father name telling the managing director that my father Dr. Festus
Afolabi is dead that i am his son Mr David Okoh.The fact is that i do want the
funds to come back to Nigeria for security wise,beside i am too young to own
this type of huge sum amount of funds in Nigeria of today, where will
i say i got the money from, Please i need the truth from you, Would
you assist me so that we can move out the funds from the security
company? because i need someone to help me invest the funds in abroad.
For your information the document regarding the deposit of the funds
is with me secretly. If you wish to help me kindly email me back.
Best regards,
Mr.Davidson Afolabi.
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