from: Barrister Steve Roland <infogardaworldlii@gmail.com>
reply-to: barristersteveroland@gmail.com
date: Mar 27, 2026, 5:44 AM
subject: OUR REF: JDH/B9.
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From Desk of : Barr..
OUR REF: JDH/B9.
Email: barristersteveroland@gmail.com
Attn:
Treat the response as urgent !!!
We refer to the funds value as captioned and tagged to your name, the sum of $3.1m,urgently requesting your attention for immediate reconciliation of records in determination of direct disbursement as against counter claims trailing the funds value. This matter in view stands as a major concern to this office as originally determined by the collaborative efforts of the Office of Foreign Assets Control(OFAC),United Nation and World bank, hence the reason for contacting you to enable us resolve on your file considering the established order from the board of inquiry.
However, taking into consideration the fiscal and monetary policies in your state/country, shall we know the possible encumbrances that may challenge the processing and transfer of these funds to your location.
Consequent upon this, your immediate response is awaited because the reason why it should be released to you is being considered.
Very truly yours
Barrister Steve Roland. Esq.
Barrister Steve Roland Esq - barristersteveroland@gmail.com
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