from: Private Mail <diplomatterranceedwards@gmail.com>
date: Nov 18, 2025, 11:46 PM
subject: Receipt for Your Attention
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African Credit Commission
Auditing and Accounting Unit
Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Email: africancreditcommission@africamail.com
Registered No: 973008 Abuja .
Private Mailbag: M2 3LS: cable: africrdcmms.
Dear
Our Ref: Fraud Victim/ Your Ref:..................
The International Monetary Fund and the United Nations Organization UN {Cyber Security Dept}, has received a report of scam/attempted scam against you by African citizens of these countries i.e. Nigeria, Benin Republic, Ghana , Burkina faso, Equatorial Guinea and the entire West African States (Ecowas) some of their collaborators in Europe, Asia and even America.
Our Governments, International Monetary Fund and United Nations Organization have compensated you following the meeting held on 31st October, 2025 between the Government of these various countries, the International Criminal Court Officials' and International Monetary Fund and United Nations Organization for the fraudulent activities carried out by these fraudulent individuals and groups against vulnerable and unprotected citizens and victims like you. This is to cushion the effect of the present economic difficulties on you.
A compensation has been set aside to all the affected victims which you are one of them. Be informed that a total of Five Million Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand United States Dollars only ($5,450,000.00) was allocated to you by the Heads of State and Government of these African Countries, International Monetary Fund and United Nations Organization as one of the beneficiaries.
At this juncture you are therefore advised to stop any further communication/correspondence with any one/body claiming to be holding your fund (fraudsters) as such will result in a total cancellation of the release of the stated fund to you. You are requested to forward your fund receiving details to our fiduciary agent to enable them effect immediately, the release of your approved sum (Compensation).
In addition to that you are to acknowledge the receipt of this mail to us to enable us to update our records. Do not forget to include your full contact details, Email address, phone and fax numbers.
You should therefore contact Mr. Jossy Braithwaite for the release of your approved compensation with your details as requested above. Attention: Mr. Jossy Braithwaite. Email: africancreditcommission@africamail.com
He has been instructed to effect your consolation payment immediately he receives your confirmation of which of the payment options you prefer and supply of your most current mailing/contact (physical) address.
Thank you.
Yours Truly,
Mr. Alfred Aniekwe
For: Africa Credit Commission
Federal Republic of Nigeria
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