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Rev Jim Douglas - Union Bank Nigeria - remitancedeptbnk@gmail.com

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from: COVID-19 Solidarity <presidencyoffice.ngo@gmail.com>
reply-to: remitancedeptbnk@gmail.com
date: Mar 29, 2023, 6:06 PM
subject: TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER NOTICE.
mailed-by: gmail.com

From The Desk of: Rev.Jim Douglas.
Union Bank Nigeria Plc.
Postfach 8098 Union,
Union Clearing Number: 230
Postal Account:80-2-2
SWIFT: UBN CH UH 80A
Director,International Payment Dept.

TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFER NOTICE.

We hereby officially notify you concerning your fund telegraphic
Transfer through Union Bank Nig to your bank account which has been
officially approved by the management of World Bank Swiss WBS to
credit the sum of US Ten Million Five Hundred Thousand dollars
($10,500,000.00) into your bank account.

This fund was part of United Nations compensation commission payment
reconciliation program of year 2022, which the UN/Swiss Bank has
decided to distribute it generously to help few lucky individuals, the
Nigeria Government in agreement with the Swiss Bank to distribute the
fund to 700 people in America, Europe, Africa & Asia in other to help
improve their businesses & COVID-19 Response Fund, The world is coming
together to combat the COVID-19 pandemic bringing governments,
organizations from across industries and sectors and individuals
together which you are to forward the below:

1.Your Full Bank Account Details
2.Your Direct Cell or office phone to reach you
3.Your Address of locations
4.Your Full name
5.Your Valid Id

To ensure we carry out our normal payment procedures accurately and to
help in continually improving our services and interest of security;we
therefore
demand that you send your proper identity to confirm your person as
the beneficiary. We shall also require you to confirm your acceptance
to receive this fund. Any information that is not correct may likely
prohibit us from making a transfer. Your information will be treated
with utmost security and shall be used for services related reasons.

Finally, you are required to reconfirm directly to us the above
information to enable the bank to use it to process your bill of
payment.

Your quick response shall be mostly appreciated for immediate
attention of the credit control department.

Yours Faithfully,
Rev.Jim Douglas.
Director, International Payment Dept.
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