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"phillips uzo" <pfigee-/BqsFWbVIFRWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> Mon, 2 Jun 2003 19:36:00 +0100
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Dear Sir/Ma,
    This invitation might be 

of great surprise to you as 

you read but it may please 

you to know that it is real. 

The eventuality of this would 

have us in possession of some 

substantial sum of money.
     I am Phillips uzo by name, 

a 16yr. old Nigerian, born to 

the Western part of he 

nation, but bred in the East, 

specifically in Onitsha. 

Right now, I reside with my 

late father's friend by name 

Prof. Emeke Attah who has 

been responsible for my 

upkeep and security.
     You might be interested 

to know the whereabouts of my 

parents. My mother died in a 

fatal plane crash  when I was 

just 12yrs old and my father 

has since then suffered from 

shock which eventually led to 

his demise a forthnight ago; 

he left behind a vast 

proportion of wealth for me 

to inherit as the first son 

amongst many children born to 

different women. A few days 

before he died, he secretly 

made all his assets known to 

me comprising both real and 

monetary. He also gave me a 

platinum bracelet and some 

other gold jewelries to sell 

whenever I am in need. The 

night before he died, he told 

me he already transferred a 

sum of #1,233,000,000 which 

is about 9,000,000us dollars 

into 13 different accounts in 

separate banks and gave me 

the bank account numbers. He 

secretly made all these known 

to me and instructed his 

friend to take me into hiding 

for reason that the other 

wives are hatching plans to 

kill me and take those assets 

for their selfish reasons.
       As you may know, the 

African culture demands that 

the 1st son, irrespective of 

age is entitled to the wealth 

of his father. My entitlement 

is almost incapacitated due 

to the wicked plans of my 

stepmothers and greedy 

relatives.
      Fortunately for me,my 

father before his death 

concluded plans with his 

friend[Prof. Emeka] to send 

me abroad to further my 

education and afterwards 

reside there permanently. It 

is really imperative I leave 

Nigeria soon because my 

stepmothers and relatives are 

bent on taking my life; but I 

cannot leave until I get 

somebody in whose account I 

shall transfer all the money 

into.
     I have contacted you as 

a confidant and friend whom I 

can trust. I need you to 

contact me through email AS 

SOON AS POSSIBLE so that with 

the help of Prof.Emeka, I can 

conclude all the plans and 

modalities for transfer of 

the funds to your account.
     I really appreciate your 

patience to read my plight 

and your anticipated 

assistance;and I promise to 

make you smile after all has 

been done.
                              

        Yours in friendship,
                              

          Phillip uzo
        PS
       TIME IS OF THE 

ESSENCE.