From Elee Nkoma
Tel:27-72-6622880
Attention: The Managing Director
Sir,Madam
I hope this letter will not embarrass you since we
have not had any previous communication.
I believe that you may be moved to assist me after
going through the contents.. My name is
Mr.Elee Nkoma, the son of Mr.Andrew Nkoma from Zimbabwe.
My father was a farmer in Zimbabwe until August last year
(2003) when the government of Robert Mugabe decided to
seize all farmlands owned by people who are perceived
to be pro-democracy supporters or Whites.
Anyone with even a minor interest in world affairs
will have knowledge of the current situation in
Zimbabwe where under the dictatorship of Robert
Mugabe, this once prosperous African country has
degenerated into a murderous banana republic.
At the moment, life in Zimbabwe as a non-supporter of
Mugabehahaha8217;s dictatorship has become very dangerous, made
even more dangerous by the deployment of brutal police
force.
Many of us, including our White colleagues have taken
the case to the United Nations, and with the expulsion
of the country from the Commonwealth and threat of
sanctions, Robert Mugabe (the president) still remains
defiant. He is insisting that farms belonging to
opposition supporters be confiscated.
Anyway, as soon as my father heard the rumour about the
possible seizure of our farmlands and our possible
arrest by the authorities, he immediately sold part of
his farmland and withdrew all the money he had in
Zimbabwean banks. Since I could not keep the money in
Zimbabwe. He was advised by a friend to move the sum of
USD 25million (United States Dollars, Twenty Five million dollars.) to
a
private finance
company in South Africa. The
transfer was made under a false name for fear of being
linked to it. At the moment, the funds are deposited
into a suspense account, and I (the first son of my father, since he
died of
heart attack late last year) am anxious to find a
trustworthy partner that could assist me to claim it
from South Africa for investment in any part of the world
as I am stranded in South Africa where I am seeking
asylum, having escaped from Zimbabwe last month.
This transaction is risk-free, as all you need to do
is claim the money on my behalf from the Finance
Company. All the necessary particulars, which would
facilitate and enable you claim the money will be
forwarded to you as soon as you agreed to help me.
Please let me know if can help me? Are you trustworthy? Can you handle
such a huge sum of money? If you can, please contact
me on my e-mail: [email protected],or you can reach me on my private
number: +27-72-6622880.
For your assistance, you will receive 25% of the
entire sum. I will also appreciate your advice on the
best possible way of investing the funds once you
claim them.
Hopefully, you will consider this request and respond
positively. Should you not be interested in providing
the required help, please maintain the confidentiality
of this transaction for my own personal security.
Yours sincerely
Elee Nkoma
Tel:27-72-6622880
Attention: The Managing Director
Sir,Madam
I hope this letter will not embarrass you since we
have not had any previous communication.
I believe that you may be moved to assist me after
going through the contents.. My name is
Mr.Elee Nkoma, the son of Mr.Andrew Nkoma from Zimbabwe.
My father was a farmer in Zimbabwe until August last year
(2003) when the government of Robert Mugabe decided to
seize all farmlands owned by people who are perceived
to be pro-democracy supporters or Whites.
Anyone with even a minor interest in world affairs
will have knowledge of the current situation in
Zimbabwe where under the dictatorship of Robert
Mugabe, this once prosperous African country has
degenerated into a murderous banana republic.
At the moment, life in Zimbabwe as a non-supporter of
Mugabehahaha8217;s dictatorship has become very dangerous, made
even more dangerous by the deployment of brutal police
force.
Many of us, including our White colleagues have taken
the case to the United Nations, and with the expulsion
of the country from the Commonwealth and threat of
sanctions, Robert Mugabe (the president) still remains
defiant. He is insisting that farms belonging to
opposition supporters be confiscated.
Anyway, as soon as my father heard the rumour about the
possible seizure of our farmlands and our possible
arrest by the authorities, he immediately sold part of
his farmland and withdrew all the money he had in
Zimbabwean banks. Since I could not keep the money in
Zimbabwe. He was advised by a friend to move the sum of
USD 25million (United States Dollars, Twenty Five million dollars.) to
a
private finance
company in South Africa. The
transfer was made under a false name for fear of being
linked to it. At the moment, the funds are deposited
into a suspense account, and I (the first son of my father, since he
died of
heart attack late last year) am anxious to find a
trustworthy partner that could assist me to claim it
from South Africa for investment in any part of the world
as I am stranded in South Africa where I am seeking
asylum, having escaped from Zimbabwe last month.
This transaction is risk-free, as all you need to do
is claim the money on my behalf from the Finance
Company. All the necessary particulars, which would
facilitate and enable you claim the money will be
forwarded to you as soon as you agreed to help me.
Please let me know if can help me? Are you trustworthy? Can you handle
such a huge sum of money? If you can, please contact
me on my e-mail: [email protected],or you can reach me on my private
number: +27-72-6622880.
For your assistance, you will receive 25% of the
entire sum. I will also appreciate your advice on the
best possible way of investing the funds once you
claim them.
Hopefully, you will consider this request and respond
positively. Should you not be interested in providing
the required help, please maintain the confidentiality
of this transaction for my own personal security.
Yours sincerely
Elee Nkoma
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