from: General Information Dept. CBN <cbn@conceptlabs.org> via gmail.com
reply-to: admn115@aol.com
date: Jul 10, 2020, 5:52 AM
subject: Dear
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Esteem Beneficiary,
This to inform you regarding the meeting held with the Federal
government concerning the unpaid Inheritance fund with Central Bank of
Nigeria, and after going through the Central Bank audit report
booklet, the Federal government realize the list of outstanding fund
that are still unpaid to the beneficiary's due to inability to fulfill
the obligation.
The Federal government has decide to give the remaining list of
outstanding beneficiary another opportunity by instructing the Central
Bank of Nigeria to waive documentation charges, and Approve 50% funds
for immediate payment to it various outstanding beneficiary's through
ATM Card before the upcoming Audit, and upon the re-confirmation of
your personal details, the relevant Fund Release Approval document
will be endorsed immediately and the ATM Card will be dispatch to the
Courier Company that will deliver the International ATM Card parcel to
your doorstep.
However if you are ready and willing to receive your inheritance fund
now, i will advice you to get back to me immediately so that I can
forward your file to the Central Bank of Nigeria office for the
proceedings and endorsement of your document before the dispatching of
your ATM Card parcel to the Courier Company for delivery.
Confirm that you receive this important notice via reply mail.
Sign
General Information Dept.
CBN
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