from: Ben Kala <bebkalla001@gmail.com>
date: Jan 24, 2022, 5:48 AM
subject: I am waiting for your reply today.
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Sir,
My name is Mr Ben Kala. I am a Consultant to the World Bank on the new
Global Economic Growth Regeneration and Development Initiative
(GEGRDI) aimed at straightening and stabilizing developed countries'
economies and stimulating positive trade and investment activities in
developing countries. We are therefore mandated to identify, monitor
and empower persons with great potential to drive this project.
Furthermore we are vested with the authority to assess persons with
outstanding payments especially in Africa with a view to facilitating
prompt payment to them on one hand or compensate them adequately on
the other hand.
You have been identified as someone capable of driving this project to
actualize the purpose of the programme. Consequently the sum of
USD16.5m have been provisionally approved for you as adequate
compensation and start up fund for this project. Kindly send your
names, address and phone number to me if you wish to receive the
funds.
I am waiting for your positive reply.
Mr Ben Kala.
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