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From: service.whitehouse@presidency.com <service.whitehouse@presidency.com>
Date: July 2, 2021 5:35 PM
Subject: IMPORTANT ABOUT YOUR $16.8 MILLION (CONTACT BANK) A03NGN2021

1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW,
Washington, DC 20500, United States

Contract Reg No: A03NGN2021

Attention

How are you today? I am the secretary general of the White House here in Washington Dc and acting upon the instruction of Joe Biden, as he wants to see that your matter is settled as his first assignment in the office.

This is to explain about your $16.8 million transaction that is scheduled to be released to you through the help of the President of Nigeria, Retired Major General Buhari Muhammadu who is working relentlessly to remove the name of his country (Nigeria) from being blacklisted.

He came to the White house four days ago with your file and presented the file before President Joe Biden and he explained that he currently going to monitor your transaction and ensure it is released to you, he also signed the bond of transaction release with us here under the policy of the United States after which we ordered him to send you an email.

We are using this email to assure you that your transaction will be finalized accordingly and that we are aware of this important matter and do not neglect his words due to your past experiences.

Your expected funds if the sum of $16.8 million which will either be activated onto an ATM DEBIT CARD or released to you via wire transfer( ACH ) will be finalized in less than 48 hours once met up with the requirements which states below.

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO

You are only required to pay for the activation of the ATM CARD or set up a foreign transaction account under the (UBA) United Bank of Africa and also need an insurance to cover the delivery to your account or to your doorstep.

Activation fee costs $320 and the some of $470 is needed to setup a foreign transaction account in your name, a foregign transaction account is needed before your transaction can be finalized.

The above fee is the only required payment for your transaction and you are advised to contact the below emails to complete your transaction, the bank email is very important and must be contacted immediately.

Congratulations in advance.

For inquiries :

BUHARI MUHAMMADU : buharimuhammaduoffice@gmail.com
United Bank of Africa: UBA Email : Adams-unitedBankOfAfrica@accountant.com

Sincerely
White House Press Secretary
Joshua Ryan Henry

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