from: President Office <presidentoffice2@presidency.com>
date: Aug 29, 2023, 8:25 AM
subject: Atten: Ollie Beasley
mailed-by: presidency.com
NIGERIA PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE OFFICE ASO ROCK VILLA ABUJA
Telephone: 2349067800000
Email: presidentoffice2@presidency.com
Atten:
Contractor
Dear Sir
FINAL TRANSFER PAYMENT APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF YOUR CONTRACT FUND VALUED $87M.
I have been instructed to contact you that the President has endorsed the transfer of your approved Contract fund after proper review of all the Contract approved legal documents submitted by your local representative Lawyer here. To carryout effective release of your Contract fund, below are the payment conditions.
You must be physically present here to sign the fund ownership release documents before your Contract fund will be telegraphically transfer to your Bank account through our Apex Bank here.
If you cannot be able to come down with a justifiable reason, you can visit our international payment center in Istanbul Turkey to sign the documents for immediate release of your Contract Fund.
Finally our printing and minting department can package the Documents send to you via DHL with full insurance coverage through a reputable company here because of sensitiveness of the documents and you will take care of the shipment and insurance coverage fees to bring the documents to your door step.
We urge you to take a decision on which method you will prefer to follow immediately because we have time frame to conclude the transfer of your approved Contract fund.
Thanks and my regards to your family.
Yours in service
Mrs Joy Williams
Chairperson Funds Verification Unit
Office of the President
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