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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

19TH JULY 2010 RECONFIRM THIS INFORMATION‏ From: BARRISTER RICHARD WILLIAMS. (consultationdesk@sbcglobal.uk)

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19TH JULY 2010 RECONFIRM THIS INFORMATION‏
From: BARRISTER RICHARD WILLIAMS. (consultationdesk@sbcglobal.uk)



OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ANNEX COMPLEX
LAGOS ISLAND
Your Ref:AFX/076/GD7B24

For Your Information,

Following the sudden death of Umaru Musa Yar'Adua(Former president, Federal Republic Of Nigeria),present Good luck Jonathan was in a close door meeting with the Minister for Finance,the Accountant General of Federal Republic of Nigeria,the Attorney General and other 11 members of the senate over the mandate given to Nigeria during the G8 summit held in Canada on the 25/26 June,2010 that all foreign debts must be cleared immediately.

Sequel to this development, an international gazette was published in which a lot of beneficiaries all over the globe is contained. It has been mandated on the office of the attorney general to verify,legalize and authenticate the payment file of the listed beneficiaries who have an outstanding and unpaid fund being owned by the Governments or Individuals through Contract Payment, Inheritance and Lottery Winning Prize Awards.

In the course of legalizing the release order of this payment and consequently to contact you over this latest development,some irregularities were discovered in the payment gazette pubished for this payment that,a woman by name (MRS.JANET SMITH) has forwarded an application to our office stating that you gave her the power of attorney to be the beneficiary of your Outstanding Contract/Inheritance award funds. She made us to believe that you are dead and that she is your next of kin.

We got your email address and decided to send an email through this address hoping to find out if you are dead or alive and also to find out if you at any time gave this woman the power of attorney to represent you. Please let us know also if you are aware that we are almost ready to release part payment of $5.5m SUD of your outstanding funds to her nominated bank account stated below:

NAME OF BANK: FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ADD: 120 SO. 2nd. ST.
BLYTHE VILLE,ARKANSAS 72315 USA
ACCOUNT NUMBER: 482986
ROUTING NUMBER:084107343
Swift code # : WMSBUS66
BENEFICIARY: JANET SMITH

Your urgent reply will be appreciated for immediate rectification,processing and release of your funds. Be informed that you are not allowed to correspond or contact any person or office in respect to this payment order, other than this office, you are required to send us your full following information as indicated below.

1) YOUR FULL:
2) RESIDENCE ADDRESS:
3) YOUR BANK NAME AND ADDRESS:
4) ACCOUNT NAME
5) ACCOUNT NUMBER
6) PERSONAL CELL PHONE, FAX AND MOBILE PHONE
7) ATTACHED COPY OF YOUR I.D FOR REPRESENTATION / RECOGNITION.

With all these information, it will enable me to obtain all the legal documents from the Federal High Court Ikoyi Lagos Nigeria needed for us to issue directives to effect immediate release of your payment directly to your designated Bank account and to legally decline the application of JANET SMITH.

Yours in Service,

Barrister Richard Williams
Solicitor & Notary Public
Office of the Attorney General
Federal Republic Of Nigeria.
PHONE:243 805 666 00 88

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