from: uzoka111ken@gmail.com <maybakerjr5@gmail.com>
reply-to: uzoka111ken@gmail.com
to: robertnitersgilmore@yahoo.com
date: Jan 26, 2026, 2:22 PM
subject: Your cash payment
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United Bank for Africa - Africa’s Global Bank
57, Marina, Lagos Island, Lagos, NIGERIA
Email: Info@uba.com
Phone: +2349025435961
Hello,
I am Mr. Ken Alex Alozie, Head of Int’l Remittance Dept, United Bank of Africa, (U.B.A) Africa’s global bank, the only bank appointed by A.U members led by, president João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço,
Because of the financial corruption going on in most African States where some innocent beneficiaries are asked to pay some money before receiving the funds owed them. African Union members held a meeting in Lagos, and resolved to pay all the beneficiaries in cash through the means of a diplomatic courier service. We received your file from the International Monetary Fund (I.M.F) as one of the beneficiaries.
Take note: Four thousand, One hundred dollars ($4.100.00 USD) has been mapped out for all expense in taxes and other documents that matters, therefore your fund will no longer be ten million, five hundred and eleven thousand dollars ($10, 511.000 USD), but ten million, five hundred and six thousand, nine hundred dollars only ($10, 506.900 USD)
If anyone tells you that this payment will be made via bank draft, telegraphic money transfer, etc, Ignore it because due to double standards, no International bank honors our remittance instructions anymore, which is why we settle to pay in cash via courier. We also received a security report that you patronize fraudsters who promised to have these funds sent to you via other means, be reminded that these people do not represent us. However, as the senior banker handling this cash payment now, I advise you to quit making payments to these miscreants, if you can follow my instruction, you will receive your funds in three working days.
Your fund will now be packaged in a consignment box and taken to the diplomatic courier service office for immediate shipment; I will send a picture of the consignment box and a video on how the fund is arranged too, with more emails to buttress the authenticity of this transaction.
All the documents will be sent to you if I am assured that you have stopped sending your hard earned money to fraudsters. However, forward your routine details of Full names, Address (home or office) Age, Contact Phone number, Country, to my email at (uzoka111ken@gmail.com) for apt correspondence.
Mr. Ken Alex A.U
Head: Int’l Remittance Dept
United Bank for Africa {UBA}
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