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Luis Beckham - African Development Bank - luiskham0@gmail.com

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from: Luis Beckham <luiskham0@gmail.com>
date: Apr 25, 2023, 2:35 PM
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African Development Bank Abuja-Nigeria
Nigeria Country Office (NCFO)
1521 Cadastral Zone A0
Off Memorial Close
Central Business District
Abuja (Regional Disbursement Office)

Attn: Beneficiary,

I have the pleasure to introduce myself to you before going into my
main reason for contacting you. I'm Mr. Luis Beckham, Director General
in African Development Bank (AfDB).

I am contacting you in regards to your total funds which have been
overdue for payment but still floating in our Foreign Reserve Account
as unclaimed funds. I'm contacting you based on what I discovered in
your payment file I knew must be the main reason you have not been
paid till date. I discovered in your payment file some irregularities
and discrepancies which might cause the delay in paying you. It is all
about your inability to meet up with the Bank requirements because you
are lacking some vital documents in your payment file which I know
must be the cause of delay in releasing your funds to you.

I will appreciate you getting back to me on receipt of this message to
enable me know how I can assist you in this matter because your funds
have been lying unclaimed for a very long time in my bank.

Yours faithfully,

Mr. Luis Beckham
The Director General in African Development Bank (AfDB).
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