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CHAIRMAN, CONTRACT AWARD AND
VERIFICATION PANEL.
FALOMO OFFICE COMPLEX,
IKOYI - Lagos




FROM THE DESK OF
Dr Musa Opjis



Dear Sir,
URGENT ATTENTION


I am Dr. Musa Opjis Chairman of Contract Award and
Verification Panel set up by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). I got your
contact from the Nigeria Chamber of Commerce and
Industry and after thorough enquiries and deliberations,I and my colleagues decided to contact you for a very confidential business transaction of mutual benefit.


During our verification exercise, we came across an
over-invoiced contract(Contract No: NNPC/PED/1473/96). This contract was awarded in July,1996 and completed in August, 1998, and the original contractor has
since been paid his contract sum leaving the over-invoiced sum of US$30.m(Thirty Million
United States Dollars) This amount have been left floating in our account with the Central
Bank of Nigeria, until our recent discovery. My colleagues and I have decided to seek for the assistance of a reliable foreign partner into whose account the fund will be transferred
into for our own use. If this proposal is acceptable