FYI;
Ego means "money" in Igbo language. So the name Egoigbo makes sense afterall. This is a quite illiterate Igbo person though
------Original Message------
From: Egoigbo.
ReplyTo: kpogobi@yahoo.in
Subject: Re Private transaction \\\
Sent: Dec 4, 2012 10:44 AM
Dear
Private transaction
The President Nigeria has ordered review of contracts and sales of
Oil in our Oil Corporation from 2003 up to now and there are funds
which have not been accounted for and they have been transferred to
offshore accounts.
Furtherance to the above, auditors are presently reviewing all
payments. Subsequently, I would want to secure some contract papers
with your name so that part of the funds in offshore account will be
transferred to you.
I can assure you that with your maximum corporation and assistance, the funds would be transferred to your account next week. I will therefore appreciate a confirmation from you that this is okay by you and that you can represent and receive the funds as stated above.
Sincerely yours
Mr.Kpogobi Egoigbo.
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