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Adams Williams - Zenith Bank - infopersonalng@gmail.com

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from: personal info <infopersonalng@gmail.com>
date: Mar 1, 2021, 5:59 PM
subject: Re:
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From the desk of
Dr. Adams Williams
Payment Coordinator
zenith bank plc

RE: URGENT PAYMENT RECONCILIATION 2020

We have been mandated to carry out instantly payment reconciliation.
We have many conflicting payment claims and also complaints of fund
diversion. Please, confirm urgently, were you among the beneficiaries
that received part payment of this last Quarter Payment Window that
was executed from 1st August to December 31th 2020? Note, you should
not pay an advance payment to any body,all charges should be deducted.
If you did not received your part payment, then urgently reconfirm
your full particulars:

i) YOUR FULL NAMES AS INDICATED ON YOUR PAYMENT FILE

ii) YOUR FULL CURRENT CONTACT ADDRESS (not p.o.box)

iii) YOUR MOBILE, TELEPHONE AND FAX NUMBERS

iv) YOUR VALID MEANS OF IDENTIFICATION

Please, kindly send the above details on receipt of this mail to the
officer whose information contains below:

Alhaji Musa Ibrahim
International Fund Manager
Debt Management Office
Lagos - Nigeria
Email:

The payment exercise has been scheduled on the first come bases,
therefore do not waste time. Congratulations, have a nice day.

Regards,

Dr.Adams
Payment Coordinator 11
zenith bank
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