TOKS

Wholly-owned Subsidiaries of Toks, Inc.:

TC Company

TC Company Funding

Aurelia Stephen Trust

Aurelia Stephen Holdings

Aurelia Stephen Banc Corp

Aurelia Stephen Merchant Banc

Aurelia Stephen Securities

Aurelia Stephen Capital

Aurelia Stephen International Group (Insurance)

July 15, 2007

Shareholders

Toks, Inc.

New York, New York

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

RE: DIVIDENDS

Dear Shareholders/Investors:

The first dividend that will be declared after the closing of Toks, Inc.’s $50,000,000,000,000 all stock tax free proposed exchange tender offers will come from the "historical fundraisng" known as TC Company “Global” Initial Public Offering (“IPO”) proceeds after certain notes are redeemed and fees deducted which will not be that much.  There will be three forms of dividends paid to shareholders. Below are the forms:

Form A: Form A dividend will be declared through the annual revenues of Toks, Inc. and its wholly-owned subsidiaries as in all publicly traded entities acquired and renamed under “Toks” trademark and the remaining wholly-owned subsidiaries with no name change due to certain trademark names are global recognition and must be preserved.

Form B: Form B dividend will be declared after the management team has received billions  from the 40% stake of Aurelia Stephen Holdings granted at no cost to Toks, Inc.’s shareholders. This particular Form B stems from the founder’s “idea” to buy some assets from Toks, Inc. due to his official record to leave Toks, Inc. after the closing of the proposed exchange tender offers. So instead of paying for the assets, the founder felt it will make a great deal of sense to grant 40% stake to shareholders when a spinoff occurs. This 40% stake will be additional income for shareholders of Toks, Inc. And we believe the shareholders of Toks Inc. will be looking forward to billions in checks written annually to Toks, Inc. These billions will come from the “new” largest bank in the world which the founder has now termed “new” World Bank in a private sector to aid the poor. This is the bank for the poor. At the same time shareholders will get the opportunity to maximize their investments as shareowners/stockholders. We are not talking like the greedy “big boys” notorious for displaying this grandiose perception to maximize shareholders’ investment—a big joke. Other payments will come from trillions that will be invested in enormous projects around the globe. Any projects will carry “social” reform agenda. Our projects to create jobs for the poor will not accommodate “ugliness” that is displayed over and over in our society. This means when our shareholders are getting the dividend checks, they should be proud to spend such money with clear conscience and sleep well.  Because this money is coming from an investment that engage in projects that represents human rights and dignity for all regardless of one’s status.

Form C: Form C dividend is an interesting form to declare dividends that will come from the holding company—no confusion with Form B which is cash. This is how this form will work. Since most of our projects will be enormous, we will create entity for any large scale of project we will embark on. When this entity is created and we expand the operation, we will then take it public in order to give the workers and employees a say and opportunity  through stock option programs in order to enjoy the true meaning of “capitalism” that the “big boy” have been allowed to benefit from. Then any time we take an entity public, 40% stake in stock will be issued out to Toks, Inc. on behalf of shareholders. These shares must be liquidated at certain given period of time in order to distribute cash to shareholders. This is not the typical ugliness where Toks, Inc. will hold shares for so long to “bully” management of the entity we just taken public through another large scale of project. The “big boys” are notorious for such tactics. First they set out to make money and when they make enough money, their attitude turns “ugly” as in “bullying” “intimidation,” harassment,” etc. It's getting worse today where a great deal of investors (hedge funds, investment firms, investment banks, etc) are not in the business of making money, just the notion to play "ugly" because they are "bored." It will be clear to the management team of Toks, Inc. that these shares are dividends that must be liquidated. The management must not for any reason engage in such “ugliness” to hold onto the stocks issued out to shareholders of Toks, Inc. Such display will result in litigation against the management with clear understanding that the officers will be liable for court costs. Such costs will not be covered by Toks, Inc.

We are happy and proud of this “vision” to blend the mission of “largess” and “capitalism” where the poor will be aggressively pursued to help them through investments that will improve their surroundings and at the same time share that very investment returns with the shareholders. Any investors that felt that people must be abused and denied the basics in order to make money, this company is not for you. Don’t invest. If you do, you will be greatly disappointed about efforts to help the poor through capitalism. The prospectus and By-laws will elaborate that.

Also this very correspondence is reflecting the few weeks left to clear some issues out. We are now closer than ever to implement this great “vision.” This is no longer a “dream,” this is now a “vision” ripe enough to implement.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

/s/

Ade O. Ogunjobi

Chairman & Chief Executive Officer