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Carine Toure Yemitia - African Union Commission - carinetoure.yemitia@hotmail.com

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from: Carine Toure <carinetoure.yemitia@hotmail.com>
date: Oct 25, 2021, 6:14 AM
subject: Your payment
mailed-by: hotmail.com

Attn:

Dear prospective fund compensation recipient,

We at the debt reconciliation department, we would like to inform you that you payment would be made easy and smooth after we correct the anomalies on your record, it may interest you to know that the African Union Commission (AUC)has been mandated to compensate all listed local and foreign contractors via the united nations compensation commission (UNCC). We know and works directly with UNCC who approved your payment, having accepted the approval of your compensation payment; we encourage you to provide us accurate information to enable us carry out this payment task without errors.

We would like to inform you that this compensation amount has been worked based on the contract duration and financial input by the contractors or suppliers, having noted this point your total contract sum compensation is US$5million which we are here to confirm to you. Our team is working with the Foreign exchange department of our paying bank to ensure there is no delay upon completion of the paper work which the bank needs to speed up the compensation payment to your account. The African Union Commission with the aid of The United Nations Compensation Commission (UNCC) is bringing smiles to overdue contract payments owed the contractors/suppliers and the compensation payment scheme or team has worked out the accumulative payment to be paid to you alongside your total contract sum, it is very important for you to note that after all add-ons the total amount due you is US$5million, it is for your own interest to note that this amount has been approved for payment to you.

We shall apply for the funds release to your account upon receipt of the following information to avoid errors:

1. Full name and address

2. Current mobile telephone numbers

3. Mean of Identification

4. Occupation

5. Details of the contract

6. Copies of contractual documents

(Ignore the above if you have sent all but if not kindly send us the details as mentioned above)

Please note that we have been given terms and conditions to adhere to while ensuring your receive your payment, we have been advised to inform you that your presence would be needed at our paying bank either in Paris or West Africa to sign off some bank documents but if you cannot make it to this important bank meeting, we shall appoint a legal representative to represent you at this meeting because it very vital, the government would like to use it to checkmate corruption.

See attached herein, some Forms required to perfect your file and or records, kindly complete them and return them to me immediately, upon the receipt of the completed, and we shall proceed with the bank meeting and also your payment transfer.

Best regards,

Carine Toure Yemitia (Mrs)
African Union Commission,
Head of Procurement Travel and Store Division
Building C, Room 327
P.O.Box 3243, Roosevelt Street

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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