from: Debt Settlement <fbirmueller111@gmail.com>
reply-to: Senatorjohnenoh@gmx.com
date: Nov 15, 2021, 11:07 AM
subject: Debt Settlement
mailed-by: gmail.com
My name is Prof Edwin Dagogo, the newly appointed Paymaster General of the Federation attached to the Federal Ministry of Finance and Central Bank of Nigeria. I just resumed duty 2 weeks ago. Following the problems and difficulties the Central bank is having in paying our esteemed beneficiaries their fund entitlement, the President has appointed me to oversee the immediate payment and settlement of all approved and genuine contract and inheritance fund payment.
From the record made available to me and from my investigation, I discovered that you are one of the beneficiaries being owned by the Federal Government of Nigeria. I discovered also an ATM Debit Card inside an envelope containing an ACCRUED INTEREST AMOUNT OF US$3,330,000 approved in your name but the corrupt officials wanted to divert it to one Mr. Douglas Thompson in the USA hence it was the reason they refused to deliver it to you.
In my honor, and by the powers vested on me and in my capacity as the Paymaster General of the Federation, I have been given the mandate to pay and release your ATM Debit Card containing your ACCRUED INTEREST AMOUNT OF US$3,330,000 unconditional. In order to confirm you as the legitimate and authentic owner of this ATM Debit Card which is still valid and active, I want you to forward the following.
1. YOUR FULL NAME:
2. YOUR CONTACT ADDRESS FOR ATM CARD DELIVERY:
3. YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER:
4. YOUR OCCUPATION:
Once I receive the above details, I will proceed to deliver your ATM Debit Card to you. I can assure you that it will be delivered to you within 5 working days if only you will cooperate with me.
REGARDS,
Prof Edwin Dagogo
Paymaster General of the Federation
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