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Kenneth Adeyemi - Union Bank - unionbankplc.ng1@accountant.com

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from: UNION BANK OF NIGERIA PLC <info02unionbankingplc_nig@yahoo.com>
reply-to: unionbankplc.ng1@accountant.com
date: Sep 7, 2020, 9:24 AM
subject: Your PAYMENT VALUED $15.500.000.00 USD.
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: yahoo.com

UNION BANK OF NIGERIA PLC.
36 MARINA RD, LAGOS ISLAN
LAGOS - NIGERIA.
OUR REF/UBPLC/00764/09-0700UNIONBANK
Email : unionbankplc.ng1@accountant.com

Attn :

Acting on our capacity as the paying bank here in Nigeria (Union Bank PLC ), we write to inform you officially that we received urgent payment instruction from World Bank and United Nation(UN) and Central Bank of Nigeria, responsibility confirming issuance of a bank guarantee, by telex to release/transfer of payment deposited in our escrow account in the sum of US$15.500.000.00 (Fifteen Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) to your nominated bank account.

However, in accordance with our International Transfer Policy here in Nigeria and compliance to foreign remittance procedure, to enable us process your payment and initiate a wire transfer to your designated bank account coordinates, please re-confirm to us and refer your bank account coordinates for verification purpose and for security reason to ensure the payment goes to the right beneficiary account without delay.

Beneficiary Information Required,please make sure you complete the below requested information properly.

Information Required Below :

• Your Bank Account Number:
• Name of Your Bank :
• Complete address of bank branch:
• SWIFT Code :
• Routing Number :
• Your Bank Phone Numbers:
• Name of Your Next of Kin :
• Copy of your International Passport or Drivers License

Mind you, the above requested information is urgently required to facilitate the release of your funds within 72 hours. In regards to special instructions noted on this payment file, we are advised to transfer the funds via Electronic Funds Transfer using International Wire Transfer (SWIFT), which are the most efficient channels.

All our wire transfer services are backed by state-of-the-art systems, competitive pricing and first-rate customer service.To enable us commence on the process of your funds transfer, we are expecting you to quickly reconfirm to us the requested above
information’s,you are advised to contact immediately for further instructions in regards to this payment as release of funds becomes imminent.

Note: For security purposes, please keep this information is strictly confidential to avoid payment going to the wrong beneficiary.

Finally, you are advised to immediately confirm to us that you have received this email. We await your imminent and urgent response.

Thank you for your anticipated cooperation,

Regards,

Mr. Kenneth Adeyemi
Foreign Remittance Dept. Director
Union Bank Of Nigeria PLC.
Direct Line +234-908 359 9888
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