TEFFA SAVE THE CHILD HOME | Fake Charity Scam

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From:     Fule Abba <fuleabba@gmail.com>
Subject:     HUMBLE APPEAL
Date:     Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:01:14 +0100 (13:01 EDT)

TEFFA SAVE THE CHILD HOME
te_kula@yahoo.com
+2348066805880
No. 28 Edward Ujege Street,
High Level Makurdi,
Benue State,
Nigeria.
08/06/09

Sir/Madam,

A REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL AID
Greetings in the Lord!
The above organization is non - governmental, our job is to help save the motherless babies.
We started operation since 2001 at the SRS AREA OF NORTH BANK, BENUE STATE.
NIGERIA

Now at our new site, we have about 67 (sixty seven) kids ranging from the ages of 0-2 (zero - two months) OLD.

Currently we were attached my a group of hoodlums, who made away with a huge sum from our purse.

We are therefore appealing to the Nigerians, who can help us to save the lives of these kids, to kindly make use of this contact

BANK PHB
2620655867

THANK IN ANTICIPATION OF YOUR KIND RESPONSE
TEEFA AONDOFA
COORDINATOR.

in case of money transfer use this recipient> KEN LAWRENCE CHILAGOROM

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