Posted by abdul hassan on December 09, 2007 at 14:38:40 from (41.219.215.114):
southpacificmetalsolutions, I am seeking an interested company to dispose USED RAILS SCRAPS, which the Ministry of Transport has allocated to our company to dispose. In Nigeria, transportation by train collapsed for over the past 35 years due to inadequate government funding and poor maintenance, which as a result more than 87% of the Nigerian Locomotives is abandoned not only at yards but also on different railways. Case got worsened when the Operator of the System declared bankruptcy in 1983, and since then efforts and strategies to rebuild the railways system have been unsuccessful until finally the Ministry of Transportation unanimously approved the disposal of all its USED RAIL SCRAPS in the bid to generate the required revenue to rehabilitate the railways; you can visit the below website for more details: http://www.photius.com/countries/nigeria/economy/nigeria_economy_railroads.html However, due to my relationship with the Honorable Minister of Transport here in Nigeria as well as his personal regard to me, he, the Minister therefore gave our company his mandate to source and negotiate the sells of all the Used Rails Scraps, hence I inquire your company�032s interest to buy. Commodity: Used Rail Scraps Quantity: 1,000,000 Metric Tons (M/T) Price: US$85 per Metric Ton Terms: F.O.B Shipment in for 30 to 50,000 Metric Tons/30 days Mother Vessel allowed. We can be arranging up to 30,000, 50,000 to 150,000 Metric Tons continuously and exclusively until we completely exhaust the stock. If you are interested to purchase the commodity, Feel free to send me an email immediately to confirm your receipt of this email, while trusting to develop genuine and build a strong business partnership with your firm. Regards, Alhaji Abdul Hassan .Email:belisscity@live.com Phone:234-805 766 1939 234 187 770 49
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