UNITED NATIONS [UN]
1775K STREET,WASHINTON D C
USA
Dear fund beneficiary,
RE: IRREVOCABLE PAYMENT RELEASE ORDER
Based on series of petitions we received from various organizations such as Cooperate Bodies and Non Governmental Organization (NGO) on the Inability of some Government officials, Commercial banks and World Lottery Organization to settle their clients Contract debt, Inheritance and Winning Prizes. We have been authorized by the Debt Reconciliation Unit of this institution, to investigate the unnecessary delay on payment approved in your favor. During the course of our investigation, we discovered with dismay that your payment has been unnecessarily delayed by corrupt officials of the Bank who are trying to divert your funds into their personal accounts.
After an extensive close door meeting yesterday, it was resolved and agreed upon that CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA will work extensively to ensure that all contract payment/Inheritance and Lottery Winning Prizes be settled without any hassle. For security reasons, your funds will be paid via Telegraphic transfer or personal Identification number (PIN) MASTER ATM CARD and this will enable only you to have direct control over your funds. We will monitor this payment ourselves to avoid the hopeless situation created by previous bank officials.
An irrevocable payment guarantee has been issued by the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on your Payment. However, we are happy to inform you that based on our recommendation/Instructions; your complete funds will be credited in your favor. You are therefore advice to contact:
Mr.Sanusi Lamido
Governor: Central Bank of Nigeria
Email Address: proflamidosanusi@bancarios.com
You are advised to forward following information as stated below:
1. Your Full Name:
2. Address:
3. Copy of your identification
4. Occupation:
5. Telephone Numbers:
NOTE:be informed that the amount to be paid to you is PART PAYMENT OF USD$2.5Million only, we expect your urgent response to this email to enable us monitor the payment effectively.
Congratulations.
Mrs. Patricia Davis.
Coordinator
