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Kimberly Patricia - Zenoth Bank -kimberlypaticia@gmail.com

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from: kimberly Patricia <kimberlypaticia@gmail.com>
date: Apr 28, 2020, 2:20 AM
subject: From: Mrs. kimberly Patricia
mailed-by: gmail.com

From: Mrs. kimberly Patricia, Foreign ,Remittance Manager, Zenith
Zenith Bank Of Nigeria,Danmole Street off Adeola Odeku/Idejo Street
Victoria Island Lagos - Nigeria

Attn:

My name is Mrs. Kimberly Patricia, the director of Zenith Bank Nigeria Plc ,It is my pleasure writing to inform you about the $250,000.00 ACCRUED INTEREST of your overdue contract/Inheritance payment which has been released through my office. This order was given on the 1st of April 2020, by the president Muhammadu Buhari after a closed door meeting with Ministry of Finance directors and Governor of Central Bank, due to corona virus COVID-19 after checking on your own payment the interest comes out to be $250,00 and we are paying you this amount through our Bank Draft, note that the bank Draft has been issued on your name and it can be cash in any of the bank there in your country, so once you receive the copy of the Bank Draft you have to take it to any of your bank and cash the money.

You are advice to send to us the below details

1, Your Full Name and home Address:…………………………………
2, your cell phone number:…………………………………
3, Name and address of your Next of Kin:…………………………

You have to contact our Bank Draft Department using the information below to enable him Scan the copy of the Bank Draft and send to you.

Contact person: Mr. Chris Akana
Director Bank Draft Department
Email: zenithbankofnigeriaplc82@gmail.com
Email: chrisakana1@gmail.com

contact him and make sure you enter the above information and send to him because is been needed for the delivery of the of Bank Draft to your address, once we receive your response to this mail we shall scan the copy of the Bank Draft and send to you before the delivery of the original copy which will cost you deliver/documents fee only.

Congratulation
Thank and we wait to hear from you soon.

Yours truly,
Mrs. kimberly Patricia.
Foreign, Remittance Manager,
Zenith Bank Plc
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