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Rev Dr Fred Mock - Central Bank of Nigeria - service9991@outlook.com

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from: ADMIN CBN GROUP <service9991@outlook.com>
date: Nov 10, 2020, 2:59 PM
subject: Dear Valued Customer Fund release
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: outlook.com

CENTRAL BANK NIGERIA
Tinubu Square Custom street, Marina Rd, Lagos Island, Nigeria
Email: admincbngroup@protonmail.com,
Tell: +234-9057028715

Dear Valued Customer Fund release

I write to inform you that this Honorable Bank received a telex instruction from (WORLD BANK GROUP), to release your long awaited and the Remittance Department of this bank are acting on their capacity as payment releasing Agent to credit your bank account with $10,500,000.00. Your Payment release advise A/C #: WH5783219, A/C INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND release code: #: CV009436HG. UNITED NATION Anti-Terrorist Clearance Reference Code: #: x7311/64669, with confirmation of these relevant code, we have been authorized to affect your payment from their reserved account with this bank transferring same to your bank Account in United States Dollars equivalent

To proceed with this transfer, you need to obtain NON- RESIDENTIAL CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE, which will enable WORLD BANK Issue your INTERNATIONAL PAYMENT ACCESS CODE. After which your funds will be due for PAYMENT.

Yours truly,
Rev. Dr Fred Mock
REMITTANCE DEPARTMENT CENTRAL BANK NIGERIA
OFFICE: WEST AFRICA NIGERIA
Phone: +234 9057028715
Email: admincbngroup@protonmail.com
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