FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. ~ Nigerian 419 Scams

Tuesday 2 September 2014

FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.

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from: Dr.Tsatsu Tsikata. <uganda@davidengineeringltd.com>
reply-to: tsatsutsikata@qq.com

RE: FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.

Dear Future Partner,

I am Dr.Tsatsu Tsikata, Former Chief Executive Officer of Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC). During my tenure as stated herein ,I have used my Good Office to acquire the sum of Sixty Seven Million,One Hundred and Forty Thousand US Dollars Only ( US$67,140,000.00 ) . The aforementioned Funds was deposited with Barclays Bank here in the Republic of Ghana.

Nevertheless, because of my Country’s Financial Control on every Serving and Ex-Government Officials, I would like you to stand as the Beneficiary of this Funds so as to have the funds claimed and wire transfer out from Barclays Bank Ghana Limited to your Nominated Bank Account without further delay for Investment Purpose.

Our sharing ratio is 40:60% if interested. Kindly send me your Direct Telephone numbers for discussion of this offer in full details.

I shall upon receipt of your positive response to the above subject matter will provide you with comprehensive details of this offer which includes the execution strategies and road map.

In receipts of this message,you are hereby advice to email me back at: tsatsutsikata@qq.com

Thank you.
Respectfully,
Dr.Tsatsu Tsikata.

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