from: willy chido <ammbwillychido@gmail.com>
date: 27 Sept 2021, 11:22
subject: ENVOY WILLY
mailed-by: gmail.com
Consulate of Nigeria New York
828 Second Ave New York,
NY 10017.
Phone: +1-212-808-0301. Fax: +1-212-682-4789
Thank you for recognizing the details of our message, if your are
willing and ready to work with the embassy then give your full
contract details, if you have in any way lost any of the approval
documents then indicate where the lose where made, so that we could
offer you another chance to get replacements while you pay the cost of
replacement, note very importantly that payments are only by approved
online bank account in the three designated banks merri gold, jp
chase, wellsfargo indicate your choice of bank.
Secretary
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