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From: nduka okafor <eyinja2002@yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 20 Aug 2005 04:58:22 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: URGENT AND CONFIDENTIAL
RE:OVER INVOICED CLAIMS PAYMENT OF USD28.7. MILLION DOLLARS ONLY VIDE
CONTRACT.
NO:FMF/PED/456/X987054
Dear Sir,/Madam
With due respect, I am a director with the Federal Ministry of Finance
and was instructed by the Hon Minister of Finance to find out before
the end of this month, why your contract/ claim of your fund have not
been credited to your account, after instructions has been passed to all
various Government parastatals that all over due contract/ claim
payments should be released as a lot of petitions by beneficiary's is being
received by the Minister.
Your bank details is what this office reqiures from you to reconfirm,
with your telephone and fax numbers respectively, Full Names and
Address, and any other information.
However, why have you not received your payment up-till date?.In view
of this circumstance, I will give my assistance to make sure your file
is in order for payment as two unknown people came for the claim of the
fund and submitted account claiming that you are sick.
FORWARD YOUR REPLIES TO THIS TMAIL: infor_frank@yahoo.com
Yours faithfully,
Dr.Frank Egobia,
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