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George Akinyele - First Bank - georgeakinyele1010@gmail.com

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from: George Akinyele <georgeakinyele01111@gmail.com>
reply-to: georgeakinyele1010@gmail.com
date: Oct 28, 2021, 8:07 PM
subject: Re: Greetings
mailed-by: gmail.com

GOOD DAY.

I am Mr.George Akinyele.,i am a personal accountant to the First Bank,i have a proposal of an engineer who work with Mobil oil company that had an accident along,express who died with his wife that has a sum of 10,500,000 (10.5MUSD) with our bank.I want you to know that this transaction is a deal 50% to me as an accountant and 50% to you.

I want you to know that this transaction is not for kids and i want you to know that this transaction is 100% risk free without any bridge of law.If interested get back to me with follow details:

1:First Name and Last name.
2:Nationality.
3:Occupation.
4:Scan copy of international passport or Drivers license.
5:Direct Telephone number or direct mobile number.

As soon as i have these details i will file you up as a next of kin to late Engineer Andrew that died in a car accident with his wife and four kids,no survival in d car accident.An as well every expenses which we are going to spend on this transaction will be between you and I.

Director Mobile Number: +234-706513-3363

get back to me via mail; georgeakinyele1010@gmail.com

Regards,
Mr.George Akinyele.
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