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Subject: Mrs. Mary Jerry Agbeyegbe
Date: 21/03/05 16:06
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> Dear Sir, CEO, Managing Director?s/Madam
>
>
>
> Please, treat this mail as urgent and important. I am Mrs. Mary Jerry Agbeyegbe.
> I am the wife to the late Mr. Jerry Agbeyegbe who was the Executive director
> of the Nigerian Aviation safely initiative.
>
> I am contacting you under a bereaved condition, I hope that you will treat
> this mail with special concern and reply immediately as the need is very
> urgent. My husband was murdered in the fee hours of Tuesday October 12, 2004
> at the Alapere end of the Oworonsoki/Third Mainland Bridge, Lagos. You can
> read the following journals concerning my husband's
> death.
>
> http://www.vanguardngr.com/articles/...214102004.html
> http://www.businessdayonline.com/ind...ArticleId=4912
>
> He was buried on Friday the 3rd of December 2004.I have a different problem
> now, apart from my husband's death. The future of my children and I, are
> in serious danger, base on circumstances around the family in relation with
> the tradition of my husband's home town. We are from Aja Ojobo, Ekurede Itsekiri,
> Warri of Delta state of Nigeria. The tradition of this part of Nigeria, have
> it that once a man dies, the family members, are entitled to all his assets,
> including the wife and kids.
>
> This very ackward tradition has caused a lot of problems between widows,
> their children and the husband's family. I am married to a family of highintegrities and respected men in this society, who I can not face physically
> in terms of problems over their late brother's assets. I am civilized woman;
> I will not allow a rubbish tradition to rubbish our future. Seven days after
> my husband's burial, I was called before the whole family to submit documents
> of my husband, including his bank accounts to the family base on this barbaric
> tradition.
>
> Base on my late husband good intension for his children, I secured one thing
> which will sustain us in life. My late husband made a wise provision to make
> sure that in case of death, I and the kids will not face the barbaric effect
> of the useless tradition. My husband made a deposit of us$45million witha finance firm in Europe. Like he used to tell me
>
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> when he was alive, He told me times without number that death is inevitable,
> if he is no more for us, that I must make sure I protect his kids from any
> failure to bring them up in the normal way both educationally and otherwise.
> He advised me to make sure I do not let his brothers get to this deposit
> in his absence.
>
> He instructed me to seek for a good foreigner that will assist me secure
> the money and assist us move away from this country build up a new life.
> He charged himself while he was alive that our children must have the best
> of educations in life. My husband made money while he was alive and our kids
> should not suffer in the hands of the family for tradition sake. It is only
> for this reason that he made this secret offshore deposit outside his family
> knowledge.
>
> Already, my late husband kept the documents of this deposit in the custody
> of our lawyer friend in Amsterdam-The Netherlands. So there is no way thefamily will get to know this. Please base on the sensitivity of this matter,
> I will please plead you to keep this as a top secret. The air they said has
> ears. We may not know who is by the side.
>
> What I need from you is your full consent to present you to the financialfirm as the beneficiary to the deposit. In this way, the finance firm will
> transact with you directly as the beneficiary release the deposit to you.Once you retrieve the fund, you will keep the money with you until we arrange
> for our coming over to meet you there in your country. When we come over,we will look for a lucrative business to invest the money.
>
> Every other arrangements concerning this, will be after you reply to thismail, give me your full contact detail and phone number, and private email
> where the need be. I will gladly offer you a good percentage of the money
> for your kind assistance.
>
>
>
> Note that your immediate reply is needed so that I will not look for another
> person. Thank you while I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible.
> Mrs. Mary Agbeyegbe
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>
>
> Pls., get back to me with this email box (EMAIL)
>
> Best regards.
>
> Mrs. Mary J.Agbeyegbe
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