from: Dr. Jerry Nichols <onewon78499@gmail.com>
reply-to: officepayments151@gmail.com
date: Jan 16, 2021, 6:42 PM
subject: Re: -Approved Remittance Payment of US$15,500,000.00
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Federal Ministry of Finance
Federal Republic of Nigeria
Director Foreign Remittance
Department Federal Ministry of Finance
Attention: Sir,
Re: -Approved Remittance Payment of US$15,500,000.00
How are you doing? I presume good.
I acknowledge the receipt of your email to my office today Saturday,
January 16th, 2021; the content has been well noted. How ever; note that
your payment fund is to the tone of Fifteen Million, Five Hundred
United States Dollars only (15,500,000.00) which will be transferred
immediately into your bank account without any further delay once we
receive the Transfer Activation Code(TAC).The Hon. Minister of
Finance, Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iwaela, has asked you to effect the change
of Transfer Activation Code(TAC) which immediately that is been
perfected the transfer will be completed today unfailingly, and has
also Approved the payment of your Contract/inheritance fund to be
transferred into your bank account in receipt of the fee.
How ever; note that your payment fund is to the tone of Fifteen
Million, Five Hundred United States Dollars only (15,500,000.00) which
will be transferred into your bank account as mandated by the
President Federal Republic of Benin.You are hereby requested to summit
to our office the Transfer Activation Code(TAC), done under the Oath
of Federal Republic of Nigeria. Note that the Minister Has asked us to
handle such issue without charging for Consultancy fee, you are
required to paid to our Foreign Remittance Department only US$65.00
for obtaining the Transfer Activation Code(TAC).
Having reached on this accord, should there be that you prefer using
the services of our agent here; please direct the above fee payment to
the below information using Money Gram or Western Union Money Transfer
System:
Here are names where you will send the money blow I got your message.
I want you to go to the Walmart and use the needed fee to get an
iTunes card of $65, take a gud picture of it and send. Now
Awaits your understanding and multinational to this matter.God bless
you for your kind understanding and Cooperation. With overwhelming
thanks and appreciation with kind regards, Should you require for any
additional service, also here is my directly cellphone number
+234-7085005425. We look forward to hearing from you.Do have a
wonderful day. Thanks and sincerely, I remain sincerely yours,
Dr. Jerry Nichols
Director Foreign Remittance
Department Federal Ministry of Finance
Federal Ministry of Finance.
Federal Government of Benin.
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