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from: Andrew <andrewmoss837@gmail.com>
date: Feb 24, 2023, 2:56 PM
subject: Get Back to Me.
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Dear

Thank you for your quick response of the mail sent to you,based on
your interest to
work with the guidelines steps that will lead to the success of your
contract payment released,I will apply for a fresh application form
from the NNDSD which you will fill and return it to me so that i will
submit it to the office of the Director General of the NNDSD for them
to know that you are among those contractors that should benefit the
World Bank loan and initiative for the approval and guarantee payment
of your contract payment owed to you as the beneficiary to ensure that
your name is shortlisted into the system of the NNDSD for your payment
release.

At the moment your ability to follow up determines the immediate
release of your delayed payment because there is a mad rush
irrespective of the forth Coming General Election of the Presidency
and House of Rep tomorrow, at the Nigeria National Debt Settlement
Department right now because some beneficiaries who have gotten this
information have started pushing for the release of their fund.So i
would like to know your interest before going to get the form from
NNDSD.

Get back to me immediately,

Best regards,

Andrew Moss.

from: Andrew <andrewmoss837@gmail.com>
date: Feb 24, 2023, 3:09 PM
subject: Re:
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Dear Sir,

I write with regards to your outstanding claims in Nigeria.

Following several petitions to Paris Club against the Nigerian State
over their inability to settle claims owed foreign contractors who had
executed various forms of projects, the World Bank has taken the
initiative to end this problem through it's recent approval of $5bn
LOAN to the Federal Government of Nigeria. The Loan is strictly for
the purpose of offsetting 50% of the debts owed various foreign
contractors. The exercise is to be monitored by both the World Bank
and the IMF, and it has been designed to guarantee payment of half of
debt owed each beneficiary to ensure that the available funds get to
every beneficiary.

Presently, there is a mad rush at the Nigeria National Debt Settlement
Department because some beneficiaries who have gotten this information
have started pushing for the release of their fund.

I have contacted you because you do not seem to be aware of these
happenings and from feeders coming to me there are some moves by some
top government officials to sell your claim to a wealthy Asian oil
merchant. Kindly contact me for further directives.

Regards,

Andrew Moss.