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From: MFA <news@mfa.gov.ng>
Date: 2011/7/3
Subject: Nigerian Government Scam Compensation
To:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Federal Republic of Nigeria
Maputo Street
off Abidjan Street
Wuse Zone 3,
P.M.B. 130, Garki
Abuja.
Our Ref: FGN/MFA/CitiBank/2011 (1/1)
Dear Sir/Madam
The Federal Government has allocated $50.000 each for every scam victims for monetary loss and damages.
The compensation funds were deposited at Citibank Nigeria Limited (CN) by the Federal Government of Nigeria in care of Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to compensate every scam victims and the transfer will be handled by Citibank Nigeria Limited (Citi Nigeria) as instructed by the Federal Government of Nigeria so you do not need to pay any transfer fee and the funds have also been insured to avoid unnecessary deductions.
If truly you have been scammed you are required to send your NAME and ADDRESS to Citibank Nigeria Limited for verification and after verification if truly you have sent money to Nigeria in the course of getting those huge funds they are promising you that means you have been scammed because you will surely not get them.
***The means of verification is via Western Union and MoneyGram, if truly you have sent money to Nigeria your name will be in their database***
Send your NAME and ADDRESS for verification to the email address listed below set up by Citibank Nigeria Limited (CN) for this compensation purpose only:
Email: cn.citinigeria@9.cn
Please do not respond to email which asks you to send your username and password for any reason and also take note that we have never held any scam victims compensation program in Nigeria. This is the First-Of-Its-Kind. Do not be deceived!
Yours sincerely,
Mrs. Emmanuela Olamide
(Public Relations Officer)
Oversea Communication Department
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), Nigeria.
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We sincerely apologies for all the damages you must have gone through in the hand of Nigerian fraudsters. We are Projecting favorably the image of the government and people of Nigeria locally and internationally through a proactive mechanism (in line with global best practices) of informing, enlightening and educating Nigerians and the International Community about Nigeria.
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From: MFA <news@mfa.gov.ng>
Date: 2011/7/3
Subject: Nigerian Government Scam Compensation
To:
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Federal Republic of Nigeria
Maputo Street
off Abidjan Street
Wuse Zone 3,
P.M.B. 130, Garki
Abuja.
Our Ref: FGN/MFA/CitiBank/2011 (1/1)
Dear Sir/Madam
The Federal Government has allocated $50.000 each for every scam victims for monetary loss and damages.
The compensation funds were deposited at Citibank Nigeria Limited (CN) by the Federal Government of Nigeria in care of Nigerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs to compensate every scam victims and the transfer will be handled by Citibank Nigeria Limited (Citi Nigeria) as instructed by the Federal Government of Nigeria so you do not need to pay any transfer fee and the funds have also been insured to avoid unnecessary deductions.
If truly you have been scammed you are required to send your NAME and ADDRESS to Citibank Nigeria Limited for verification and after verification if truly you have sent money to Nigeria in the course of getting those huge funds they are promising you that means you have been scammed because you will surely not get them.
***The means of verification is via Western Union and MoneyGram, if truly you have sent money to Nigeria your name will be in their database***
Send your NAME and ADDRESS for verification to the email address listed below set up by Citibank Nigeria Limited (CN) for this compensation purpose only:
Email: cn.citinigeria@9.cn
Please do not respond to email which asks you to send your username and password for any reason and also take note that we have never held any scam victims compensation program in Nigeria. This is the First-Of-Its-Kind. Do not be deceived!
Yours sincerely,
Mrs. Emmanuela Olamide
(Public Relations Officer)
Oversea Communication Department
Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), Nigeria.
===========================================================================================
We sincerely apologies for all the damages you must have gone through in the hand of Nigerian fraudsters. We are Projecting favorably the image of the government and people of Nigeria locally and internationally through a proactive mechanism (in line with global best practices) of informing, enlightening and educating Nigerians and the International Community about Nigeria.
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