Alison Kojo 
BIA Togo s.a 
13 rue du Commerce 
Lome-Togo. 
Private Tel: 228 902 -63-24 
Dear Sir, 
I am Alison Kojo a senior Manager at BIA Bank here 
in Togo. Though we have not related in the past, I am 
compelled by the important nature of the opportunity 
at hand to contact you so that we can explore avenues 
for cooperation in this mutually rewarding project. 
A very wealthy deceased customer of our bank, Mr. 
Talbot Camara - a Sierra Leonean and one time minister 
for natural resources in that country left some large 
amount of money in a special domiciliary account with 
our bank since his death in 1998. 
In his Will which has just been made available to us 
by his Lawyer and family, he shared his other wealth 
located in some other bank accounts judiciously among 
his family members and local welfare organizations, 
but requested specifically that the money in this 
account with our bank be allocated 100% to a foreign 
organization or individual trustee who will utilize it 
strictly for charity. In this Will also, he gave sole 
authority for the nomination of this foreign trustee 
to his personal Lawyer - Mr. Donald Lukeman and the 
Head of the Domiciliary Account Department of my bank, 
which position I am occupying at the moment. So, the 
choice of a foreigner for this project is in strict 
compliance with the WILL of the deceased account 
holder who believes that the fund will be better 
utilized by a foreign trustee since there will be no 
interference or manipulation by local authorities. 
Due to the exigencies of Togolese legislation, there 
became the need to acquire a Letter Of Administration 
from the Togolese Probate Registry to give legal 
impetus to the execution of this Will in Togo. For 
this reason, the execution of this WILL could not 
materialize until last month when the court in Togo 
issued the final Letters Of Administration. 
Having secured this Letter Of Administration from the 
court, the authority for the appointment of an 
administrator for this fund now lies solely in my 
hands and that of the Attorney. Both of us (Myself and 
the Attorney) have met several times over this issue 
and have agreed mutually among ourselves to transact 
this inheritance in a way that will be beneficial to 
us, and the foreign trustee. In fact, we have decided 
to utilize only 20% of this fund for charity while 
reserving the rest for ourselves. After deducting the 
overall cost (both foreign and local) incurred in 
executing this project, whatever balance left from the 
outstanding 80% will be shared equally between myself, 
the Attorney and the foreign partner who will assist 
us to receive this money as the appointed trustee. 
Also, the foreign partner will receive in addition to 
his share, the 20% earmarked for Charity under the 
strict agreement that this part must be spent for 
Charity through him or his organization in compliance 
with the wish of the late account holder. 
My reason for contacting you therefore, is to solicit 
for your cooperation in this project so that your name 
or that of your company can be used as the appointed 
foreign trustee to whose care this money will be 
transferred. 
However, it may require that you shall be physically 
present here in Lome, Togo with my assistance to 
complete the necessary procedures. 
There is absolutely no risk involved as we have the 
copy of the Will and Letters of Administration to back 
the transaction. But you must also understand that a 
transaction of this nature and magnitude requires 
absolute secrecy so that no one else hears about it 
especially, our mutual agreement to utilize and 
disburse this fund as stated in the paragraph above. 
If you accept to offer your cooperation for this 
project, please reach me urgently through the above 
Telephone, or email address to enable me give you the 
full schedule of the transaction. You should also 
provide me with your private telephone and fax numbers 
for intimate communication. 
Best Regards, 
Alison Kojo