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from: MR BAKY LEONAD <worldremitoffice6@gmail.com>
reply-to: mmadukaokwuenu@gmail.com
date: Nov 8, 2021, 10:21 AM
subject: Paris Club And (UN) Approve $6.8MILLION For You/ APEX BANK PLC
mailed-by: gmail.com

Paris Club And (UN) Approve $6.8MILLION For You/ APEX BANK PLC
Attn: Beneficiary,
I wish to keep you posted on the out come of our emergency meeting
with president of Nigeria and together with the World Bank
president, Mr.David Malpass, international

monetary fund (IMF), London and Paris club and (UN) I hereby inform
you that your winnings/inheritance payment file have been Signed and
forwarded to APEX BANK PLC BENIN REPUBLIC. where you will be receiving
your fund,So but i let you understand that the $6.8MILLION will
transfer to your Account without any further delay .

Now your$6.8MILLION is already sign that you will arrive to your account
immediately you compile with us very well today,but according to the
emergency meeting you will pay $75 usd for Exchange Code of your
Fund. immediately you receive this email try to forward all your full
information to us both your bank account and phone number.so immediately
every thing will be done then,the $6.8MILLION will be arrive to your
account without any delay. Or you can buy Steam Wallet Card Or Google Play
Card Or itune card of $75 usd.

Below is the email you will contact (mmadukaokwuenu@gmail.com),
and send the $75 dollar for Exchange Code of your Fund.

immediately you contact the APEX BANK Today then,by Three days this
your $6.8MILLION will arrive to your Account.but after today by
tomorrow the Exchange Code fee will start to increasing for you $15usd
per day until you are ready. try to reach us here +22962021851
immediately you receive
this Email.this is the information where you can send the Exchange
Code of your Fund.Do not made mistake for the receiver name,try to look it
very well.

SEND THE FEE THROUGH WORLD REMIT TEE OR RIA TRANSFER ONLY .
Try to use This Receiver Name ( Davis Nnekwe) to send the Exchange Code of
your Fund fee.

===============================================================

OR YOU CAN BUY THE CARD 2X== $50 $25
Or YOU CAN BUY STEAM CARD OR APPLE GIFT CARD OR I TUNE CARD OF $75 DOLLAR,
AND SEND IT WITH THE SCAN COPY PICTURE AND ATTACHMENT.

===================================================================

PAYMENT INFORMATION

Try to use this Name and send the money to us.

Receiver Name== ( Davis Nnekwe )
Country...Benin Republic
City...Cotonu
Text ...Pen
Answer...Good
Amount... $75
Sender....
MTCN.....
Receiver,s Address GN22 STREET BENIN
Receiver Phone/ +22999523331

Send the payment through world remit tee,try to forward all
the payment information to us immediately you send the $75 dollar.
Best Regards,
MR.GALUBA UMARU
Apexbank International plc Auditor

From Apex Bank Benin Republic,
No 1 Post CH 4002 Basel Benin republic.
DR:TRANSFER OF $6.8MILLION
FROM NAMOTO MUSA,
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