from: adewalemohammed <adewalemohammed@aol.com>
date: Dec 6, 2021, 10:46 PM
subject: Attention:
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Attention:
This is to inform you that your funds have finally been released as recommended by the Presidency.
Five (5) years ago, the government had to suspend your transaction because a lot of irregularities were involved, information leakage, low cadre officials had unauthorized access to privileged information, many government officials had embedded themselves into the transaction seeking favours from the beneficiaries and in some cases trying to divert beneficiary fund to a different account. Many have been caught and sent to jail and many are still being investigated.
However, after 5 years of investigation, we have been able to clear up all impediments, a re-validated certificate of ownership with a new reference number assigned to you. I would advise you to deal directly with the office of the attorney general only as we take further steps to pay you.
You will have to proceed to meet with the government appointed fiduciary trustee in Florida with a copy of your ID, contract documentation and your re-validated. The fiduciary trustee would issue you a certified managers check from bank of America as soon as he verifies your documentation.
Kindly respond with a copy of your ID to enable us to set up fiduciary coordinates and schedule your meeting time and date with the trustee.
Best regards.
Adewale S. Mohammed. (SAN)
Senior Special Assistant to
The Attorney General of the Federation.
Direct Line: +2348125208021
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