from: ADESANYA Tomilola Mary <nou261107314@noun.edu.ng>
date: Apr 19, 2026, 6:56 AM
subject: Cancellation of funds
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: noun-edu-ng.20251104.gappssmtp.com
I hereby inform you that the cancellation and transfer of unclaimed funds to the government is restarting. The Ugandan government will cancel all unclaimed funds and transfer them to the treasury as unclaimed funds.
I am contacting you because your $10.5 million is listed for cancellation as one of the unclaimed funds and will be transferred to the government account. The reason for the cancellation of your funds is that you have not claimed the money, and the cancellation order originates from the Federal Government of Uganda.
You have been given a deadline to claim your money. If you fail to do so, the government will have no choice but to cancel the funds in your name and transfer them to the government account as unclaimed funds. Please contact the Chair and Director, Professor Ms. Joyce Meeks. Email:( professormrsjoycemeeks@gmail.com
Sign The Secretary General
Cancellation and Redirection Term
Federal Government House Block Ds 2
Office of The Government of Kampala Uganda
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