from: Mrs Ellen Cook <columbiastatebank@gmail.com>
date: Sep 5, 2020, 8:19 AM
subject: Dear Beneficiary Did You Send Them
mailed-by: gmail.com
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
Highly Confidential.
16 Walter Carrington Str. Ikoyi Lagos-Nigeria.
ASO ROCK VILLA, ABUJA ANNEX OFFICE.
From the Desk of Chief.Tony
Elumelu G CON.
Official Web Account:
Our Ref: FGN/OHG/OXD1/2009
TELEX: FED GOV NIG.
ATTN: Beneficiary,
Re:Release/Transfer Notice of your Approved Funds (US$3,000,000.00).
May you remain favored and I pray that this email will find you in Good
Spirits and of course always in the best of health.
This letter will definitely be amazing to you because of its realistic
value.Sorry for the inconveniences that was rendered to you in your
line of Inheritance Payment transaction with some Nigerian Officials
some while ago.
Without taking much of your time, my name is Chief.Tony Elumelu, the
Honorable Paymaster General of The Federal Republic of Nigeria (UBA).
Presently we are being paid by the American government in other to avert
Scam and also to avert beneficiary funds delays here in Nigeria, So far,
we have succeeded in Settling (Mrs. Ann Keyser,Mr. Edward Drake, Mr.
Caleb Jones
etc).
Your Funds were returned to the Federal Government Treasury some while
ago because you did not finalize your claim for it. A week ago, the
Presidency and The Federal Executive Council collectively agreed to
release the sum of US$3,000,000.00 to you but to our surprise you sent
down your representatives Mr. Tim Parker and Mr. Rowland Gulf to collect
this Funds on your behalf, this morning.
For the fact that this Committee is faithfully in my full governance as
the Honorable Paymaster General of The Federal Republic of Nigeria, i
will like you to give me the authority to transfer your Funds into their
own Bank Account in Singapore (Asia).
We await your immediate response via email and telephone.Reply to:
Officially Sealed,
Chief.Tony Elumelu.
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