Attention;very urgent Beneficiary.
I wish to inform you that the Africa Monetary Agency have earlier
re-called your Fund totally sum of ($5.6Million) U.S dollars from Credit
Suisse Zurich, Switzerland and this Fund contains the exact amount which
you have been pursuing for a long period of time if not getting to years,
while the re-calling of this Fund was due to Lack of Your Fund
Documentation.
After series of Complain tabled to this Government about the high rate
of Scamming issue been carried out and mostly from Africans, while the
most painful issue is that we finally discovered that this Internet
Hackers have gone to the extent of telling you about the reality and
existence of your Fund and you easily fall to their victim, while in
respect to the termination of all these Scamming issues, We have
alerted your Government Embassy residing at Nigeria to quickly
come and fight for your rescue by settling the FEE for the issuance of
Your Fund Documentation since that was the main reason your real Fund
has been seized and delayed.
We hereby today announce a congratulating news to you as your
Government Embassy have finally responded directly to our call and
therefore have paid accordingly for your Fund Documentation, thereby
giving you all assurance that you now have the necessary Documentation
that qualifies you to respond and claim your real Fund under my care
and stop all other Communication if not from this Office.
Now that your funds have been documented, the Central Bank of Nigeria
(CBN) Governor has agreed with West Africa Monetary Agency WAMA`s
director of operation to release your ($5.6Million dollars ASAP.
Your Fund approximate total sum of ($5.6Million) United States dollars
dollars which have been earlier assigned under a check is presently
still in a check form worth ($5.6Million) U.S dollars and the Africa
Monetary Agency have today instructed the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
to release your check, but the check must be cleared in one local bank
here in Nigeria and since you are not here in Nigeria, you
are required to open a Non-Resident Bank Account here in Nigeria,
under Bank of Africa (CBN) and also under your responsibility to Activate
your Non-Resident Account, Soon as the Non-Resident Account is opened and
activated, Then the paying Bank of Africa (CBN) will send your Non Resident
account details to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for your funds
transfer by
check from the Central Bank of the Benin (CBN) to your New Non Resident
account
with Bank Of Africa.
And once the check is cleared into your New Non Resident account with
Bank Of Africa, after that you will now have the chance to make a
choice on how to receive your Fund which is to be {1} Through ATM
CARD, {2} Through ATM CARD. {3} if you prefer Bank to Bank Wire
Transfer, the Bank of Africa (CBN) will give you all the necessary
information of your Non-Resident Account which will enable you make
withdrawals from the Non-Resident Account into any of your proffered
personal Bank Account. Get back to me for more details of the next
step on how to claim your real ($5.6Million) and opening of your
Non-Resident
Account and activation process will cost you a total sum of $25.00USD only,
Also do reconfirm the below information to us.
Your Full Name.
Your Country,
State
City.
Your Available Cell Number.
Your ID or PASSPORT
Also copy out the below listed information and proceed to make the
payment via Ria or world remit or money gram or iTunes Card or Steam
Wallet Card or Apple card scratch it and attach the picture to us.
Receiver name: EMMANUEL OZOJIOFOR
Country: Nigeria
City: Lagos
Amount required: $25.00USD
Address:::::No 78 Gariki Road Lagos,Nigeria
After the $25.00 USD is sent, kindly send the following info for pick up"
Sender names"
Sender address"
Sender phone numbers"
God bless you more together with your family,
Congratulations
Yours in Service,
Sincerely,
Mr.Gregory R. Miller
Hi Mr. Gregory,
Thank you so much for the detailed update — I’ve been following this with great interest and excitement. Honestly, I’ve been trying to find a way to get back into financial stability after years of dealing with scattered claims and paperwork, and this seems like a real, tangible step forward.
I’ve never opened a bank account in Nigeria before, so I’m still learning how the system works — especially with non-resident accounts. I just moved into a new condo in Houston last month, and I’ve been setting up my home office there, which I’m actually pretty proud of. It’s a quiet space, and I’ve started organizing all my old files.
To make sure I’m on the right path, I’d really appreciate a few clarifications:
1. Could you confirm the exact name of the bank — is it Bank of Africa under CBN supervision?
2. Is there a specific form or document I need to submit to activate the account, and if so, do you have a link or template?
3. When you mention the transfer from CBN to my account, will it be in USD or in a local currency like Naira?
I’m truly excited about this opportunity and would love to get started as soon as possible. I’m ready to take the next steps — just need a bit more clarity on the process.
Warm regards,
Danny Smith
Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415