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Camela Godswill - United Bank For Africa - ubagroup.headquarters@outlook.com

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from: United Bank for Africa UBA Head Quarters <ubagroup.headquarters@outlook.com>
date: Jun 2, 2021, 4:23 AM
subject: The UBA Group.
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: outlook.com

Head Office:
Int'l Remittance Dept.
United Bank For Africa Plc. (UBA)
U. B. A. House,
57, Marina,
P. O. Box 2406, Lagos.

Attn: Fund beneficiary

Sir,

Please, stop running from pillar to post, your payment file was abandoned for many years, with the UBA due to complications in your file.

Finally, the United Bank for Africa, UBA has concluded arrangement to credit your Bank account with your approved fund $10.5MUSD.

To avoid error and paying to wrong person, please confirm the below given Bank account details submitted to us by your claimed legal counsel.

BANK NAME: HABIB BANK LIMITED
BANK ADDRESS: AABPARA MARKET BRANCH, ISLAMABAD-PAKISTAN.
ACCOUNT OWNER: AHMED IDRIS/WILLIAMS ANDERSON.
SWIFT CODE: HABBUS33
ROUTING NO: 026007809.

Your lawyer also promised to send us copy of obtained legal WAIVER backing us to proceed on your wire remittance without any further Bank and government charges.

The United Bank for Africa, UBA will not proceed on your wire remittance until we receive your confirmation.

Upon hearing from your confirmation, receipt of your copy of your legal WAIVER we shall proceed.

Thanks,

I wish you the best of luck.

Yours truly,

Camela Godswill (Mrs.)
Head, International Wire Remittance-UBA.

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