from: Republic of Niger Embassy Republic of Niger Embassy <infnigerrepublicembassy@post.com>
date: Nov 28, 2025, 7:44 PM
subject: Re:
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signed-by: post.com
1 Bisway Street Victoria Island Lekki, Eti-Osa, Lagos,Nigeria
Attn:
This is ackowledgment to your email regarding your approved $360,000 payment from International Monitory Fund[IMF] to our Bank.
With due respect, i will like you to know that we can not pay out such amount through Western Union because of our Bank POlicy together with World Bank Policy.
We can pay your awaiting fund through Two Options below:
1.Payment through Automatic Wire Transfer [ATM CARD].. In an option of Number 1, You will be required to Visit our Bank and pick up your ATM Card ones ACtivated or Pay for Delivery Insurance Fee of $120 to any of the recognized delivery company. This payment is not Deductible as our Bank will pay for only booking of your ATM CARD while extra payment for delivery Insurance service is carried out by Beneficiary. The reason is incase of Lost of Your ATM CARD Parcel or damage during Transit,, delivery company will pay you exact amount on your Booked ATM CARD with the Delivery Company.
2. Payment through Wire transfer: Require you to have 2025 Money laundering certificate issued at Nigeria Ministry of Finance at Issuance cost of $150 which is not deductible from your approved IMF fUND.
Also,you are required to Reconfirm below details:
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