From: Union Bank <unionbank19@rocketmail.com> 
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2011 08:26:02 -0700 (PDT) 
Subject: ATTN:  HONORABLE CONTRACTOR/BENEFICIARY. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
36 BROAD STREET, MARINA LAGOS, 
NIGERIA TELEGRAM: UNION BROAD BRANCH 
BIG, STRONG, RELIABLE 
OUR REF: UBN/435/xo/026                                                                                      Date 20/07/ 2011. 
  
ATTN:  HONORABLE CONTRACTOR 
 
RE: PAYMENT OF ACCRUED INTEREST OF US$5.1M  
 
I am the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR and Head of Swift Transfer Unit of Union Bank of Nigeria Plc., Lagos-Nigeria 
  
Sometime 
 ago, in our bank your contract money was brought to our bank from  
Nigerian Apex Bank, CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA (C.B.N) For the period of  
time this money was in our bank, it generated an interest of US$ 5.1  
Million, which we are about to pay to you via Special Bank Instrument  
directly to your account on the instruction from the presidency. As the  
Apex Bank is longer in charge of your payment this is due to numerous  
petitions against the officials of Central Bank of Nigeria.  
  
For 
 your information and advice, you need to hasten up to pick this Fund  
because from time to time the C.B.N auditors do come to our bank to  
cross-check our files and our financial update, the earlier you comply  
with the demands of the delivery of the fund, the faster the action,  
because the CBN officials wants the accrued interest to be paid to them  
but we refused, so when they find out that this interest fund is still  
in our bank they will want to call back the money to the Federal  
Government treasury. 
  
What 
 we need from you now is any form of your identification for example;  
your international passport or youâre drivers license, then your  
telephone and fax number for easy communication with your mailing  
address. 
  
As 
 a matter of fact we donât have enough time to waste since we have  
wasted time in contacting our respective customers, so try and comply  
with the entire necessary requirement for remittance. 
  
  
Yours Sincerely, 
  
 Mr.Chris W.Akoh 
 
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