Все наверное, слышали, про Стабилизационный Фонд,
а никто, небось, его не видел. Что нам по этому
поводу говорят финансовые эксперты из Нигерии:


The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) was
set up by the late Head of State, General Sani
Abacha who died on 18th June 1998, to manage the
excess revenue accruing from the sales of Petroleum
and its allied products as a domestic increase in
the petroleum products to develop the communities
in the Niger Delta Oil producing areas. The estimated
annual revenue for 1999 was $45 Billion US Dollars
Ref. FMF A26 Unit 3B Paragraph “D” of the Auditor
General of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Report
of Nov. 1999 on estimated revenue.


I am the Chairman of the Contract Award Committee,
and my committee is solely responsible for awaiting
and paying of contracts on behalf of the Federal
Government of Nigeria. My Committee Awarded Contracts
to foreign contractors for Drilling and Ecological
Matters in the oil producing areas of Niger Delta.
We overshot the contract sum by US$25,000,000.00.
We have paid the contractors and withholding the
balance of US$25,000, 000.00. But, because of the
existence of some of the domestic laws forbidding
civil servants in Nigeria from opening, operating
and maintaining foreign accounts, we do not have
the expertise to transfer this balance of fund to
a foreign account.


However, this balance of US$25,000, 000.00 has been
secured in form of Credit/Payment to a foreign
contractor, hence we wish to transfer into your
bank account as the beneficiary of the fund. We
have also arrived at a conclusion that you will be
given 20% of the total sum transferred as our foreign
partner, while 5% will be reserved for incidental
expenses that both parties will incur in the course
of actualizing this transaction, and the balance of
75% will be kept for the committee members.


У меня появляются смутные догадки по поводу
экономических университетов известно кого.

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