[Nigeria] Message to Japan

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From The Nigerian Foreign Office
To the Japanese Foreign Office

Greetings, It was to my great dismay that I noticed that somehow my offices have failed to yet make contact with yours, I express our apologies for this tardiness and wish to express our thanks to Prime Minister Abe on his statement of solidarity with Japan. We are most appreciative of the support of the world community.

Further we would be most interested in the formal opening of trade relations with Japan as well as a signing of friendship and cultural exchange. We would also like to discuss the procurement of a naval equipment contract ensuring a supply of Japanese hardware to our navy.

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Message is Encrypted and Secure​ From: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kono Taro To: The Nigerian Foreign Office Greetings, I would like to intruduce myself. I am Kono Taro Minister of Foreign Affiars. You don't have to apologies we all had our meetings with other nations that kept us busy. As for the recent event that happened in North of Nigeria. We would like to support you in any way possible to fight the terrorism in Nigeria. For trade routes we are interested in Importing Rubbers, crude oil and Natural Gas fortnightly to the port of Tokyo if possible. We can offer steel, cars and medical apparatus fortnightly to the port of Lagos. What do you think? First I would like to announce that Japan has closed the Japan Defense Industries. Due too recent events that happened in the world. All governments have to contact the Ministry of Defense before being able to purchese military equipment from Japan. But with your current relationship with Argentina and China. Nigeria is on the "white list" and is able to buy any military equipment/vessel without any restriction. Kind Regards Kono Taro Ministry of Foreign Affairs People's Democratic Unitary Republic of Japan

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From Nigerian State Minister Viola Adaku Onwuliri
To Japanese Foreign Minister Kono Taro

I am very happy to meet you, I am Viola Onwuliri, Minister of State for Nigeria. It is truly a great event to be making fruitful relations between Nigeria and Japan. We can certainly accomodate and we do agree to such a trade agreement. Our ships carrying your goods shall be registered immediately and dispatched.

We are very happy to hear of your close ties to China and to Argentina, both are close allies to Nigeria as together we make the core of the CIS. We are very happy to hear that we will be able to purchase from your catalogue as Japanese ships are vital to Nigeria's Navy. Further we are planning several infrastructure changes and would welcome Japanese architects and engineers to help us with such activity.

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Message is Encrypted and Secure​ From: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kono Taro To: Nigerian State Minister Viola Adaku Onwuliri CC: Ministry of Defense, Takeshi Iwaya We would first like to say that every military equipment, Vessels, and fighters have a VAT of 1%. What kind of ships are you looking for the Nigeria's Army? As for the Infrastructure changes we can send some architects and engineers that can help you plan and design the infrastructure if that is good for you. Kind Regards Kono Taro Ministry of Foreign Affairs People's Democratic Unitary Republic of Japan

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From Nigerian State Minister Viola Adaku Onwuliri
To Japanese Foreign Minister Kono Taro

We are looking specifically to acquire nine more Akizuki Class Destroyers as soon as possible.

As for infrastructure, we would be looking to contract a Japanese Company to build a High Speed Rail connecting Kano to Abuja and Abuja to Lagos and then Lagos to Port Harcourt, we believe such a project is feasible with Japanese Engineering, and we would welcome representatives to come and inspect potential sights for the lines as well as give our government details on what we can expect to pay for such a project.

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Message is Encrypted and Secure​ From: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kono Taro To: Nigerian State Minister Viola Adaku Onwuliri CC: Ministry of Defense, Takeshi Iwaya The Akizuki class costs 803,000,000$ each. So that would be in 7,227,000,000 in total. Due to the quantity of the order you won't have to pay for the VAT. The order can also be paid in 3/6/9 months. There are currently some of our architects and Engineers on the way to Lagos to discuss the details about the project. Kind Regards Kono Taro Ministry of Foreign Affairs People's Democratic Unitary Republic of Japan

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From Nigerian State Minister Viola Adaku Onwuliri
To Japanese Foreign Minister Kono Taro

We are most happy with this price and we are most grateful for the exclusion from the VAT, truly Nigeria and Japan are destined to be great allies. This ship, while expensive is indeed an impressive vessel, and will make up the backbone of several of our blue water fleets, we are most happy that you have allowed us to acquire such a number of them. We would hope to pay for the ships in three equal installments, one per month if possible.

We are happy to await your engineers and your proposal for creation of the high speed rail, we believe the contract will be most lucrative.

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Message is Encrypted and Secure​ From: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kono Taro To: Nigerian State Minister Viola Adaku Onwuliri CC: Ministry of Defense, Takeshi Iwaya Installments for 3 months October November December 2,409,000,000$ 2,409,000,000$ 2,409,000,000$ Production will start once the first installment has been payed. Kind Regards Kono Taro Ministry of Foreign Affairs People's Democratic Unitary Republic of Japan

After a long flight the engineers and architects from the Japanese Railway Company would finally arrive at Abudja. They would then wait at the Airport for someone to pick them up and bring them to the next location.

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