from: Jones Adams <voffice2q4@gmail.com>
reply-to: infooau234@gmail.com
date: Jun 4, 2021, 7:31 AM
subject: Attn Fund Beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn Fund Beneficiary
Sequel to the meeting we have with all the African country leaders as
regards to all the Outstanding Payment been owed by the African
continent, the Chairman Organization of African Unity (OAU) has made
it known to all the beneficiaries been owed by African via contract,
inheritance, and other wise during his recent interview with British
broadcasting co-operation (BBC) made it mandatory that, all the debt
been owed should be paid to them via OAU account with the
supervision of the International monitoring fund Unit Lagos- Nigeria
which you happened to be one of them.
The formal payment officer that has been handling your payment before
now has been told to hands off from all the processes due to several
petitions and complains, the institution has been receiving from all
parts of the world against African countries owing to the procedures
and manner they are delaying with their beneficiaries fund.
Some petitions we received made it known to us that some beneficiaries
have lost all they have achieved in their life time due to the way
Africans are asking them to pay one charge or the other as regards of
their payment.
Be informed that, UNITED NATIONS FOUNDATION mapped out the total sum
of USD18Million to compensate all SCAM VICTIMS to regain their normal
lives and businesses. This and many others include every foreign
contractors that may have not received their contract sum.
You are advice to stop any further communication outside this office.
The Bank / the security companies where the fund were domiciled which
is our official banker / custodian of the Fund and Mr. Dele Ojo the
payment and international remittance officer has been mandated to
release all the funds being owned including your fund. You are
therefore requested to send the below information to enable us approve
the transfer of the funds into your nominated bank account.
(1) Your Full Name:
(2) Your Address:
(3) Your Phone Numbers:
(4) Age:
(5) Occupation
Note: That upon receive of your response and the above information
a letter of your payment approval and true affidavit of claims will be
issue in your favor and send to the Bank where the fund is domiciled
for the release while copies of same documents will send to you.
Best Regards
Jones Adams.
Senior Human Rights Officer united nations,
Lagos-Nigeria.
Email: infooau234@gmail.com
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