From: PRESIDENCY <presidency004.ng@gmail.com>
Date: 8 Mar 2023, 4:19
Subject: TO YOUR NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY
AMNESTY PANEL DEPARTMENT
ASO-ROCK VILLA (F.C.T) ABUJA NIGERIA
TO YOUR NOTICE
Attn: Beneficiary
Sir,
We the Federal Government of Nigeria fund release Amnesty panel
committee have granted to release Part payment of US$10.5M to you with
REF- NUMBER
APD-NIG/710804/03/23.
After all investigations on the report given to the Federal Government
by one Mr. Mike M. Joseph, that cost no payment to you after many
years. All you need to do now is to contact this office with immediate
effect. This grace was approved to you in this month of March, 2023 to
meet-up with the deadline of the instruction of the President and to
accomplish the promise he made to the United Nation last year.
The President MUHAMMADU BUHARI made an open broadcast that he will
settle all outstanding debts by the Nigerian Government for the past
years before ending of this Month and before handing over to the newly
elected President. To make his dream come through, he passed an
irrevocable payment instruction to us to contact you for the release
of your fund.
Therefore, you are advised to reconfirm your Contact address, your
direct telephone number,Next of Kin. along with your bank account
information to avoid paying to a wrong account. Furthermore you should
try to get back to this office immediately with the sum of US$285.00
only being charged for Payment Approved Waiver Clearance Certificate,
as it is the only fee/charge to pay for the release of your fund.
Please, do not reply to this mail if you know that you will not pay
the US$285.00.
Finally, you are directed to get back to me if you are ready to send
the US$285.00 and receive your due approved fund so that I will direct
you how to send it.
Yours in service,
Senator (Mrs.) Stella Oduah
Secretary Amnesty Panel Committee.
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from: PRESIDENCY <presidency004.ng@gmail.com>
date: Mar 20, 2023, 11:23 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Bros pls you can help to recharge our GOD will bless you.
from: PRESIDENCY <presidency004.ng@gmail.com>
date: Mar 20, 2023, 11:23 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Bros pls you can help to recharge our GOD will bless you.
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