Dear Dr. Huth,
Just to let you know you can now blog by email. I'm sending this message to your blog by email.
Regards,
Jim Buie
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FROM THE DESK OF GOVERNOR,
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA,
TINEBU-SQUARE,
LAGOS,NIGERIA.
Attn:Sir/Madam
IMMEDIATE:OVER DUE CONTRACT PAYMENT ON CONTRACTORS
MAV/NNPC/FGN/MIN/0010.
From the records of outstanding contractors due for payment
with the Federal Government of Nigeria,your name and
company was discovered as next on the list of the
outstanding contractors who have not yet received their
payments.
I wish to inform you that your payment is being
processed and will be released to you as soon as you
respond to this letter.
Also note that from my record in my file your
outstanding contract payment is USd$65,300,000.00
(Six five million three hundred thousand united
states dollars).
Kindly re-confirm to me the followings:
1) Your full name.
2) Phone, fax and mobile #.
3) Company name, position and address.
4) Profession, age and marital status.
5) Scanned copy of int'l passport.
As soon as this information is received, your payment
will be made to you in a Certified Bank Draft directly from our foreign reserve bank in Canada as we don't have enough funds from Headquarter. You can email me directly as soon as you receive this letter for further discussion or get back to me on this
e-mail address:charles_office@o2.pl
Regards,
Prof.Charles Soludo.
Executive Governor Of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
www,cenbank.org
Posted by: PROF.CHARLES SOLUDO | December 19, 2005 at 07:09 AM
Very good luck with your project. Your blog is the first one I have ever reads. I am retired 65 year old with stable scvhronic conditions but take occasional qulity process manual writing assignments at my home. Years ago (pre mid-life MBA) I volunteered in a nursting home and you are right, many residents would still like to participate in life. An even bigger problem in numbers is helping people who live with help of aides in their own homes, many times alone. Here in Michigan, the homes I have visited relatives in, many times primarily house people with dementia or who were born retarded and are now elderly. Not too many in this group able to make use even of tablet computers. If I find your blog again, will look for future comments about similarly cacooned elders in private homes.
Posted by: Donna Gesler | December 03, 2005 at 10:50 PM