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Dr Musa Bello - Central Bank of Nigeria - paymentofficecbn63@gmail.com

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from: MUSA BELLO <paymentofficecbn63@gmail.com>
date: Jan 3, 2021, 8:07 AM
subject: Very Urgent
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention,

I am the newly appointed secretary to the Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN)Governor. This mail may come to you as a big surprise because we have not met before and have no official relationship, but I must tell you that having seen what you have gone through all these years in the hands of all these corrupt Nigerian government/bank officials including my boss Dr. Godwin Emefiele Central Bank Governor together with others that purported to be CBN staff, I was moved to write you and also help you out.

Listen, I was going through files in our office and saw your files with your names and information marked boldly with X and X, this means that no matter how hard you may try to pursue your fund payment, it will be difficult for you to secure this fund. These corrupt men in the bank have decided to sit on your fund and punish you for no just cause and under the guise of requesting one document or the other in order to extort money from you.

While the federal government of Nigeria is moving funds outside Nigeria for payment of some foreign government contractors and procurement of medical equipment, I took a brave risk by sneaking out your files from CBN record and thereafter to move your fund to your country through any legitimate medium we may agree together upon receiving your reply.

LET ME KNOW YOUR READINESS AND PREPAREDNESS TO WELCOME AND WORK WITH ME IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING THIS FUND VALUED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO YOUR COUNTRY? AND ALSO, DO SEND ME YOUR NAMES IN FULL, WORKING MOBILE PHONE NUMBER, HOUSE/OFFICE ADDRESS FOR US TO PROCEED IN THE TRANSFER OF THE FUND TO YOUR COUNTRY.

Lastly, for security reason I want you to keep this e-mail very confidential and do not for any reason reveal this message to anyone as I will be in BIG TROUBLE if you let my boss or those wicked government and bank officials to know that I have moved your fund to you, IN FACT they MAY KILL or INJURE me should they be aware.

I will resign my appointment in the bank and join you in your country immediately this fund is delivered to you and you will assist me with funds to come over to your country.

Your reply and acknowledgement of receipt of this important mail will be appreciated, reply through this email.

Best regards,

Dr Musa Bello
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