I WAS LOOKING FOR SOMEBODY I COULD CONNECT WITH-For help
But now as an afterthought, maybe I should have listened to other friends who warned me not to ask Seguro Ndabene Alberta's $17 million Lotto winner for assistance-but I am distressed , threatened with eviction into the cold winter streets and recently bereaved-I think if you were in my shoes ,you would also have grabbed at any straw for survival. Again what of that thing we called cultural connection?
WHAT I WROTE
So I opened my heart in a passionate letter ,enclosed copies my proof of authenticity and from my few remaining dollars I sent express mail to the Airdrie address I was given by another fellow African and prayed.
Some excerpts from letter to Seguro Ndabene...
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I’m writing because people say you help the community and I’ve also read about it. I never thought things could be as bad as this .......I’m writing for help from you as I may soon be living on the streets in cold winter and ...recently lost my father... to bury him ...mom in hospital...I’m sick. –
Is there any sin in asking for help? (I have raised money for needy women in Africa before by going on talking tours in Saskatchewam and Manitoba-)
Millonaire Returned My SOS Letter-
He Refused To Pay $9 Mail Charge
My letter was collected by Seguro Ndabene kept for sometime ,and he returned it. But he chose to add to my suffering. How?
He (a millionaire) did not pay the $9+ mailing fee leaving me to retrieve the rejection mail from an empty pocket! (it's still sitting at the post office)
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Bayowa David Adedeji
Edmonton,Canada