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Barr Shehu Lukeman - Nigerian Government - slukeman55@gmail.com

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from: Shehu Lukeman <slukeman55@gmail.com>
date: 21 Jun 2021, 05:24
subject: Re: Immediate release of your cash payment,
mailed-by: gmail.com

Attention:
I will like to let you know that the office of the presidency, Federal
Republic of Nigeria has mandated all foreign contractors and
Inheritance beneficiaries to be paid by Skybird Financial security company
Cotonou, Republic of Benin. The amount approved for each Beneficiary
is the sum of Five Million United States Dollars to be paid in cash so
you will be paid Five Million United States Dollars.

I write to confirm the receipt of your mail and I will like to let you
know that it will be better for you to come down to Cotonou the
Capital of Benin Republic to collect these approved fund in cash once
all Covid 19 protocols are observed. This is the best opportunity you
have now so make arrangements to come down to Cotonou.

I assure you that all modalities have been put in place once you come
down to Cotonou. You are therefore requested to give me the
aforementioned details which includes 1, Full names, 2, Your Full
address, 3, Your direct phone numbers. This will enable us to finalize
the the underground work before your arrival in Cotonou. I await your urgent
response.

Regards,
Barr Shehu Lukeman
Chairman Payment advisory Board.
Tel: +2349063630010
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