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Dr Jona Doma - Abuja (FCT) Nigeria - office2department@gmail.com

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from: Dr Jona Doma <olagdhe@gmail.com>
reply-to: office2department@gmail.com
date: May 21, 2026, 1:56 PM
subject: HELLO
mailed-by: gmail.com

The Executive Director, Foreign
Operations Directorate
Debt Management Office
Abuja (FCT) Nigeria.

BANK PAYMENT NOTIFICATION & WIRE TRANSFER INSTRUCTION.

Attn: Sir/Ma

We wish to inform you that you have been recommended by THE

UNITED NATIONS, to receive the sum of US$10,500,000.00 only

through us based on the record before us that is confirming

that you are being owed for some years now over your

contract, inheritance funds etc. You are now free to get paid

via our offshore payment arrangement. You have to immediately

send your details including full names and physical address

in response. I understand that receiving such unexpected news

can be overwhelming, but please be rest assured that this

opportunity is genuine.

Due to the long delay this payment has suffered, Recently, we

had a productive meeting with the Director of the wire

transfer department of the Central Bank of Nigeria, to

initiate the preliminary modalities for foreign remittance

and he explained that these days it's difficult, if not

nearly impossible for direct bank to bank wire transfer of

huge amount of cash money directly out of here to your part

of the world if you are not an account holder here.

The Director of the wire transfer department of the Central

Bank of Nigeria, further confirmed that since October 7,

2023, sequence to the Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel soil,

that there are countries in certain parts of the world that

are considered questionable or of particular concern (and are

called suspect nations), which means financial dealings in

these countries are closely monitored and most times

confiscated by the CIA. This is the basic reason we are

paying you via our offshore paying centers/bank outside

Africa.

Currently, wire transfers from this part of Africa may not go

through because Nigeria as a country, was included as a

high-risk nation by the United States President, Mr. Donald

J. Trump as a result of the persistent and frequent Terrorist

attacks against Christians being experienced in Nigeria. Wire

transfers from this part of the world may fail because

international banks operate under strict compliance,

regulatory and security frameworks designed to combat money

laundering and terrorist financing and Drug trafficking.

We are being careful, any wire transfer from Nigeria this

period, may undergo enhanced scrutiny and may be flagged,

held, returned or blocked, hence we concluded that we are

paying you from our domiciled bank account with our

correspondence paying bank abroad.

This procedure is simple, Our offshore fiduciary agent will

request your details and offer the best options applicable.

Not even the CIA, the American government and the

international coalition or bodies, will have powers

whatsoever over your funds. Please provide us with the

details below.

The required details are:
1)Your name (company) in full.
2)Your current Physical and corporate address.
3)A copy of your personal identification.
4)Your telephone numbers.

These are the requirements needed. Make haste to supply these

requirements to me so I do the needful this week.

Yours faithfully,

Dr Jona Doma
Official email: office2department@gmail.com

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