from: UBAH JOHNSON <ubahjohnsonxx2@gmail.com>
reply-to: dickthomas01@gmail.com
date: Jul 28, 2020, 2:36 PM
subject: Fund Transfer Notification
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Fund Beneficiary
I am Mr.Ubah Johnson,the board president/chairman of Dept
Reconciliation Commission set up by the European Union and Ecowas
international fund monitoring Unit as advised by the International
Monetary Fund (IMF) in Geneva Switzerland.This arrangement was
supported and approved by the Federal Government of Nigeria from the
office of the presidency.
This board is working in collaboration with all the apex bank which is
the only approved bank set aside for any offshore overdue (payment).
We have verified your payment through the Federal Ministry Of Finance
before contacting you to receive your inheritance fund.
This committee is informing you that your overdue Fund will be
transferred to you through an (Automated Teller Machine card) swift
ATM Card or wire transfer as requested . Re-confirm your name and
address,telephone number,Age and occupation,country territory.
Respond for immediate action.
Sincerely
Ubah Johnson
Chairman/President
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