ATTN:PRESIDENT/CEO REQUEST FOR BUSINESS INVEST

[prince npofu]

FROM: Mr.PRINCE NPOFU 
TEL:+27 83 624-4925 
e-mail:address@hidden

ATTN:PRESIDENT/CEO 

I am Mr.PRINCE NPOFU, a Zimbabwean and the son of Late
Chief NPOFU, a farmer and former High Chief of Bulawayo
Town in Zimbabwe. I write on behalf of my family to inquire
if you are available and have the 
facility to assist my family undertake some capital
investment in your country. 
It will be necessary to inform you that the funds
(US$18M)EIGTEEN MILLION,UNITED STATES DOLLARS: intended for
capitalization of the investments are presently in the
custody of a private Security Company 
here in Johannesburg South Africa, which will require to
transfer out of South Africa for the said investment
purposes. 

You may have heard of the present crisis in Zimbabwe
orchestrated by the unprecedented ?LAND USE ACT? of the
government of Robert Mugabe in which his government has
arbitrarily reclaimed and acquired all 
farm lands owned by white farmers in the country. This has
caused serious historical displacement of the white folks
who are known to be the country?s mainfarmers. The ensuing
struggles and strife have brought 
about the killing and imprisonment of thousands of these
white farm owners by the ruthless government force
designated to enforce this new order. 

My father, in his good will and capacity as a High Chief of
Bulawayo Town, joined the international community in
condemning and speaking out against this uncivilized and
bizarre policy of Robert Mugabe?s 
government. As a result of my father?s firm and upright
position on this matter, a group of assailants suspected to
be government sympathizers attacked and killed my father in
cold blood in March last year. 
Seeing that the entire Npofu family was in serious threat
of extinction, we immediately fled Zimbabwe to South
Africa, where we have sojourned ever since. Prior however,
to my father?s untimely death, he had,sensing the rising
hostilities of the government of Robert Mugabe, sold all
his farm lands including those of five of his white farmer
associates who had transferred ownership of their farm
lands to my father to forestall the government acquiring
them.Unfortnately, these white farmers associates of my
father have also been assassinated in the crisis. 

By foresight my father had secretly sent the proceeds
(US$18M), from sales of the farm lands to South Africa, a
neighboring sister country and had deposited the same in a
metal box with a private Security 
Company in Johannesburg. For obvious security
reasons,contents of this metal box were declared as ?family
valuables? to the Security Company. The ownership of this
?depository? is now transferred to me by title, 
following my father?s death. 

Having gotten your contact from the South African
international e-mail directory while searching for reliable
assistance, I therefore, on behalf of my family, now
contact you for immediate assistance in 
lifting the fund out of South Africa for safekeeping
overseas and investment purposes. We will be willing to
come to terms with you regarding your rewards for helping
us actualize this matter. We have unanimously agreed to
offer you 20% of the total money, then 75% 
will be for me and my family 5% will be set aside as
reimbursements for expenses made by both parties during the
course of the transaction. 

It is equally important to state here that considering the
nature of this matter, we will require that it is handled
most discretely and with utmost confidentiality. Kindly
contact me using this e-mail 
address first:address@hidden, and then if I
discern
genuine willingness to assist I shall give you further
details and other necessary investment discussion. 

In anticipation of your trusted and genuine assistance 
I remain yours sincerely, 

MR NPOFU FAMILY ZIMBABWE. 

PLEASE YOU CAN READ ABOUT PROBLEMS IN ZIMBABWE FROM THE
LINKS BELOW.
http://www.1freespace.com/beetee/nov19_2001.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/918781.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/715001.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/1063785.stm
http://www.gta.gov.zw/land%20issues/LAND.htm