from: UN Resident Coordinator <sjbloeu@gmail.com>
date: Dec 9, 2025, 9:10 AM
subject: ATT:
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The desk of UN Resident Coordinator
In Conjunction with the Central Bank of Nigeria
UN House, Diplomatic Zone, PMB 2861,
Abuja FCT, Nigeria.
Notice of $500,000 UN/CBN approved Xmas Compensation.
ATT:
If you receive this payment notification, then respond immediately in order not to miss this opportunity.
Presidential Directive: Following interventions by the United Nations General Assembly, President Tinubu has directed the Central Bank of Nigeria to commence immediate payments of $500,000 to all foreign beneficiaries with verified valid proof of funds.
The President gave the directives for the immediate payment, following protests over outstanding debts for completed projects by the United Nations Resident Coordinator, Mr Mohamed Malick Fall. The issue initially centered on local (indigenous) beneficiaries, but now extended to foreign beneficiaries. The directive for payment is part of a broader commitment to fulfilling all contractual obligations, which includes international firms.
While responding to questions from journalists about non-payment of foreign beneficiaries, Mr. Mohamed Malick Fall, the UN Resident Coordinator and Assistant General, UN Africa, told journalists that he had been assigned the task of coordinating the foreign beneficiaries for immediate payment. He also told journalists that he had reached an Agreement with the office of the President and the Central Bank of Nigeria for the payment of these foreign beneficiaries this Xmas period . For accountability and transparent purposes, the millions of dollars budgeted for the payment of these foreign beneficiaries have been deposited with the Central Bank of Nigeria's accredited FCMB bank. All shortlisted beneficiaries should endeavor to open their personal online bank account at the approved FCMB bank where their approved compensation funds will be deposited for their quick access and withdrawals. The minimum deposit for opening a personal account is $200 payable through our approved certified bitcoin or FCMB account shown below.
Beneficiaries should also stop sending proxies to us, which often complicates issues for them. You should contact us directly and we shall serve you better and quicker.
Therefore, as the approved $500,000 payment to shortlisted beneficiaries has begun in earnest, you are advised to contact this office with your address, ID card and your $200 personal online account opening deposit to enable us to process your online account for immediate payment of your approved compensation fund.
I await your prompt compliance.
Yours faithfully,
Mohamed Malick Fall
UN Resident Coordinator Nigeria,
UN House, Diplomatic Zone, PMB 2850,
Abuja FCT, Nigeria.
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