ADMIN Scam Email: RE: NOTICE OF US$6,000,000.00 PART-PAYMENT RELIEF GRANT TO ALL AFFECTED BENEFICIARY'S. from SIR. EDWARD NTEKOPE [date added: 2016-07-20 15:59:47]

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Subject: RE: NOTICE OF US$6,000,000.00 PART-PAYMENT RELIEF GRANT TO ALL AFFECTED BENEFICIARY'S.

From: "SIR. EDWARD NTEKOPE"<joe@deegoo.com>

Date: Fri, 14 May 2010 16:57:33 -0700

Date Added: 2016-07-20 15:59:47

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FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INFORMATION 
OFFICE OF THE MINISTER OF INFORMATION 
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 
INFORMATION BUILDING ,  ASO  ROCK, ABUJA . 
P.M.B:     749 - FGN / ABJ                                
Ref No:   FGN/ABJ/NG/04/10 
Tel No:  +234-705-511-1666 
E-mail:   edwardntekope@miniofinformation-ng.org    
Date:   11th May, 2010 
  
  
Dispatch from the: 
Office of the Secretary to the Minister for Information (FRN) 
  
ATTN:       
          
Dear Sir, 
  
RE: NOTICE OF US$6,000,000.00 PART-PAYMENT RELIEF GRANT TO ALL AFFECTED BENEFICIARY'S. 
  
With the recent visit of the Acting President of Nigeria to the White House in Washington on the 
15th April, 2010 to discuss Political reform and Economic Matters relating to the present 
Administration in Nigeria with President Obama.  The United State President welcomed his idea and 
assured the Acting President of his support but criticized the Nigeria Government bitterly on why 
funds owed to Foreign Contractors and Inheritance Beneficiary's remains unsettled.  In response, 
the Acting President blamed it on lack of representation from the client and promise that his 
Administration will embark on an immediate cancellation of all International Wire Transfer 
Application from every Government Financial Institutions to implement the 2009 / 2010 Presidential 
Economic and Financial Crime Prevention Programme which is aimed at reducing the rate of Corruption 
among our employees in the Financial Sectors and Institutions whom have continuously frustrated the 
efforts of our International Investors and Fund Transfer Ap
  
Due to the fact that the present Administration is in its twilight stage, we deeply regret any 
Financial inconvenience this Temporary Economic Reconstruction Program might cause you and your 
Company.  A general flat rate payment grant of US$6,000,000.00 (Six Million United States Dollars 
Only) has been approved for all affected victims of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) misappropriations 
and corruption.  The total value of your Funds would be evaluated and redressed as the program 
progresses. 
  
The US$6,000,000.00 (Six Million United States Dollars Only) would be made available to you through 
a ATM MASTER CARD processed and issued by ACCESS BANK PLC, NIGERIA from our Forex and Crude Oil 
Account respectively.  This ATM MASTER CARD would allow you to withdraw a maximum of US$10,000.00 
(Ten Thousand United States Dollars Only) daily from any ATM Machine located in any part of the 
World and you can also make International Transfer of US$100,000.00 per day to any Account of your 
choice.  For processing and delivery arrangement, please send the following details to the ATM 
Payment Settlement Department, ACCESS BANK PLC, NIGERIA. 
  
THE ACCESS BANK CONTACT PERSON:- 
  
NAME:                          REV.  JAJA  MORRIS 
POSITION:                    Director ATM Payment Settlement Department (Access Bank Plc, Nigeria) 
PHONE:                        +234-705-520-2222 
E-MAIL:                         jaja.morris@accessonlinegroup.com 
                             
  
1.       YOUR FULL NAME 
2.       PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS 
3.       MAILING ADDRESS WHERE YOU WANT THEM TO SEND THE ATM MASTER CARD 
4.       YOUR AGE AND CURRENT OCCUPATION 
5.       ATTACH COPY OF YOUR IDENTIFICATION 
6.       CHOOSE AND INDICATE A 4 DIGIT PIN. 
  
Yours faithfully, 
For:  Ministry of Information 
  
  
SIR.  EDWARD  NTEKOPE 
Public Relation Officer 
Federal Ministry of Information (F.M.I) 
  
Cc:    Nigeria National Bankers Commission (NNBC) 
  
This email transmission is covered by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. 2510 et 
seq., and any information contained in this message is legally privileged, confidential and 
intended only for the individual or entity named herein. If the reader of this message is not the 
intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copy of this 
message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please immediately 
notify us and purge all copies of this message from your system. Thank you. 
  
Although this e-mail and all attachments, if any, are believed to be free of any virus or other 
defect that might affect any computer system into which it is received and opened, it is the 
responsibility of the recipient to ensure that it is virus-free and Federal Ministry of Information 
bears no responsibility for any loss or damage arising in any way from its use. 
________________________________________________________ 
Office: -  Information  Building , Aso  Rock, Abuja.

TEXT ONLY EQUIVALENT
FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INFORMATION 
OFFICE OF THE MINISTER OF INFORMATION 
FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA 
INFORMATION BUILDING ,  ASO  ROCK, ABUJA . 
P.M.B:     749 - FGN / ABJ                                
Ref No:   FGN/ABJ/NG/04/10 
Tel No:  +234-705-511-1666 
E-mail:   edwardntekope@miniofinformation-ng.org    
Date:   11th May, 2010 
  
  
Dispatch from the: 
Office of the Secretary to the Minister for Information (FRN) 
  
ATTN:       
          
Dear Sir, 
  
RE: NOTICE OF US$6,000,000.00 PART-PAYMENT RELIEF GRANT TO ALL AFFECTED BENEFICIARY'S. 
  
With the recent visit of the Acting President of Nigeria to the White House in Washington on the 
15th April, 2010 to discuss Political reform and Economic Matters relating to the present 
Administration in Nigeria with President Obama.  The United State President welcomed his idea and 
assured the Acting President of his support but criticized the Nigeria Government bitterly on why 
funds owed to Foreign Contractors and Inheritance Beneficiary's remains unsettled.  In response, 
the Acting President blamed it on lack of representation from the client and promise that his 
Administration will embark on an immediate cancellation of all International Wire Transfer 
Application from every Government Financial Institutions to implement the 2009 / 2010 Presidential 
Economic and Financial Crime Prevention Programme which is aimed at reducing the rate of Corruption 
among our employees in the Financial Sectors and Institutions whom have continuously frustrated the 
efforts of our International Investors and Fund Transfer Ap
  
Due to the fact that the present Administration is in its twilight stage, we deeply regret any 
Financial inconvenience this Temporary Economic Reconstruction Program might cause you and your 
Company.  A general flat rate payment grant of US$6,000,000.00 (Six Million United States Dollars 
Only) has been approved for all affected victims of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) misappropriations 
and corruption.  The total value of your Funds would be evaluated and redressed as the program 
progresses. 
  
The US$6,000,000.00 (Six Million United States Dollars Only) would be made available to you through 
a ATM MASTER CARD processed and issued by ACCESS BANK PLC, NIGERIA from our Forex and Crude Oil 
Account respectively.  This ATM MASTER CARD would allow you to withdraw a maximum of US$10,000.00 
(Ten Thousand United States Dollars Only) daily from any ATM Machine located in any part of the 
World and you can also make International Transfer of US$100,000.00 per day to any Account of your 
choice.  For processing and delivery arrangement, please send the following details to the ATM 
Payment Settlement Department, ACCESS BANK PLC, NIGERIA. 
  
THE ACCESS BANK CONTACT PERSON:- 
  
NAME:                          REV.  JAJA  MORRIS 
POSITION:                    Director ATM Payment Settlement Department (Access Bank Plc, Nigeria) 
PHONE:                        +234-705-520-2222 
E-MAIL:                         jaja.morris@accessonlinegroup.com 
                             
  
1.       YOUR FULL NAME 
2.       PHONE AND FAX NUMBERS 
3.       MAILING ADDRESS WHERE YOU WANT THEM TO SEND THE ATM MASTER CARD 
4.       YOUR AGE AND CURRENT OCCUPATION 
5.       ATTACH COPY OF YOUR IDENTIFICATION 
6.       CHOOSE AND INDICATE A 4 DIGIT PIN. 
  
Yours faithfully, 
For:  Ministry of Information 
  
  
SIR.  EDWARD  NTEKOPE 
Public Relation Officer 
Federal Ministry of Information (F.M.I) 
  
Cc:    Nigeria National Bankers Commission (NNBC) 
  
This email transmission is covered by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 18 U.S.C. 2510 et 
seq., and any information contained in this message is legally privileged, confidential and 
intended only for the individual or entity named herein. If the reader of this message is not the 
intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copy of this 
message is strictly prohibited. If you have received this message in error, please immediately 
notify us and purge all copies of this message from your system. Thank you. 
  
Although this e-mail and all attachments, if any, are believed to be free of any virus or other 
defect that might affect any computer system into which it is received and opened, it is the 
responsibility of the recipient to ensure that it is virus-free and Federal Ministry of Information 
bears no responsibility for any loss or damage arising in any way from its use. 
________________________________________________________ 
Office: -  Information  Building , Aso  Rock, Abuja.

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