Cynthia Abba has $10, 000 000 00 in Abidjan

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From:     cynthia abba <abba4cynthiaa@sify.com>
Subject:     From Cynthia Abba
Date:     Sun, 14 Sep 2008 15:54:16 +0500 (IST) (06:54 EDT)

From Cynthia Abba
Abidjan
Ivory coast
do contact me with
(cy4cynthia@yahoo.com)

My Dear Please Permit me to
inform you of my mind, Because I have make up my mind to contact you
through this media after going through your profile i decided to contact
you for assisting me as a foreign business relation to my late father.

My Name is Cynthia Abba, i was born to the family of Mr. Abba Yaya.and
my father Name is Abba he was a very wealthy gold and cocoa merchant
who based in ACCRA and ABIDJAN respectively, and my mother's name is
jane .and I am there only child.well when i was a kid i went to a
private schools and things was going on well for me and my parents till
when i was in high school when my mother died on the 21ST october 2000
, My father took me so special because i am motherless. and he shower
all his love on me.
My father got dead recently.but before the death
of my father on the 12th December 2007 in a private hospital here in
Abidjan, he called me secretly to his bed side and told me that he
deposited the sum of ten million United State Dollars.($10, 000 000 00)
in one bank here in Abidjan the capital city of my country Cote D'Ivoire
for investment puposes.
He also explained to me that it was because of
this money he was poisoned by his business partner and that i should
seek for foreign partner in a country of my choice where i would
investment this money if it happens that i could not see him
anymore.
Plesae, i am honourably soliciting your kind assistance as
follows.
1) To assist me and stand as my father's foreign business
relation to get this money transfered to you for investment purposes to
your country.
2) To serve as the guardian of these fund,since i am too
small to handle such amount.
3)To make arrangement for me in your
country to continue my educational career and to procure me a
residential permit in your country.

I am inclined to offer you
15% of the total sum as a mode of compensation for your effort after the
successful transfering of this money into any of your nominated
account.

I am expecting to hear from you immediately after you got
this mail and please fowared to me your persnal informations at the same
time as soon as you reply i will send to you the bank contact where the
money is deposited for you to contact them after that you comfirm to me
your williness and to comfirm to me that you are not going to betraled
me at last when my money will be transfered in to your account please if
you know that you are trustful then respond so that we can do this
together as i am only 22 years and will like to explain to you that you
are going to take care of this money and the investment until i finish
my education wich is the most inportant thing to me now.
God bless you.

Cynthia Abba.
do contact me with (cy4cynthia@yahoo.com)

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