On Monday, November 30, 2015 10:04 AM, Mr.Adebayo Adelabu wrote:
Dear Beneficiary,
My name is Mr.Adebayo Adelabu,the newly appointed deputy governor CBN. http://www.cenbank.org/aboutcbn/TheBoard.asp?Name=Mr.+Adebayo+Adelabu&Biodata=adelabu
This is to bring the good news to you that I have been mandated by the President Federal Republic in conjunction with the Federal Executive Council (FEC), the Senate Committee on Foreign Debts Reconciliation and Implementation Panel on Contract/inheritance/compensation funds to complete all the unpaid Contract/inheritance/lottery fund.
You are required as a matter of urgency to reconfirm your information including your name, phone number and your address for verification and immediate payment within 24 hours. To this effect, the sum of TEN MILLION, SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND UNITED STATES DOLLARS (US$10.7m) has been approved for you.
I wish to inform you that all matters relating to the release of this payment is now under my control and supervision. This development has become necessary due to the activities of unpatriotic government/CBN officials and impostors who keep on frustrating every effort to settle our clients by making requests for unauthorized fees and levies from them.
We(?_HD) apologize for any delay you might have encountered in the past; your payment is now 100% Guaranteed Kindly choose from these three modes of payment (wire transfer, diplomatic cash payment and ATM card). Best Regards, Mr.Adebayo Adelabu Deputy Governor CBN e is Mr.Adebayo Adelabu,the newly appointed deputy governor CBN.(http://www.cenbank.org/aboutcbn/TheBoard.asp?Name=
Mr. Adebayo Adelabu Deputy Governor, Corporate Services Directorate - Since 4/9/2014
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Mr. Adebayo Adekola Adelabu, until his appointment as Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), was an Executive Director/Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of First Bank of Nigeria Plc. (FBN). Prior to that, he held the positions of General Manager as the West African Regional Head of Finance and Strategy (Consumer Banking Business) for Standard Chartered Bank from where he was head-hunted in 2009. Bayo holds a First Class degree in Accounting from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and he is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN) and a member of the Institute of Directors of Nigeria.
He had his professional training with PriceWaterhouse (now PricewaterhouseCoopers), an international firm of Chartered Accountants and Management Consultants where he worked for seven years. While with the firm, he led and managed various audit and consultancy engagements for large banks and non-bank financial institutions within and outside Nigeria. He was also on secondment to the CBN for one year (in 1999) when he led the Finance team on the CBN re-engineering and corporate renewal project tagged �Project EAGLES�. He left the firm in year 2000 as an Audit Manager and Senior Consultant to join First Atlantic Bank as the Financial Controller and Group Head of Risk Management and Controls. He also held various other positions while in First Atlantic Bank including the Chief Inspector of the Bank (2002) and Group Head of National Public Sector Business (2003).
Mr. Adelabu had attended various local and International trainings, seminars and conferences including the University of London School of Management Development and the United States Institute of Internal Auditors in Orlando, Florida.
He is a member of Ikoyi Club 1938, Jericho Businessmen Club and Ibadan Golf Club. He is married with children.
Poster Comment:
MY REPLY-DAWGGY GROWLS
Today at 11:18 AM
Dear Mr. Adelabu,
First, thank you for your very courteous and professional notice regarding the cash, currently held in my name.
As luck would have it, I already have all the money I could ever use, and frankly, a generous gift right now would only push me into an undesirable tax bracket. And, after what I just went through in order to structure and minimize my future tax liability I'm not anxious to start all over. As you no doubt know escape from the inevitable US gift tax is impossible (at least legally) and 10.7 M could adversely affect my carefully selected future deductions.
The truth is, I have so much money that I spend a great deal of time searching for worthy causes that accept donations. In fact I'd like to set up a fund for Nigerians (and others) who have been seriously burned/injured while tapping petroleum pipelines. It is my understanding that no such aid is currently available, and too many people suffer because of it. (The fact that the injuries may have resulted from criminal activities does not dampen my desire to assist. We all do what we must to survive)
Therefore, I feel confident enough to extend this offer:
If you'd be interested in helping me with my anonymous philanthropic work I would consider retaining your services for that purpose. If a paid position as an officer in my umbrella charity organization interests you, (and it can be lucrative) then please begin by sending a copy of your passport and driver's license so that my people can verify your bona fides. (After all, this is the Internet and some people, particularly from your country of Nigeria devote their working lives to on-line swindles of gullible people worldwide.)
Although I'm confident that your offer is legitimate, my lawyer and security people firmly believe in, "Trust, but verify". I've been assured that there is simply no way anyone could falsify those ID documents, once verified through INTERPOL and accompanied by a notarized statement attesting to your signature and their validity. Therefore, we can proceed immediately if you accept this offer and submit them.
And, because your location will assure that all claims are physically verified (and your professional integrity is above reproach or question, minimizing suspicion from unfortunate souls who aren't expecting any assistance) you can also inhibit access to potential swindlers and "ne'er do wells" who may attempt to submit false claims for persons who aren't eligible, i.e. fictitious persons, the deceased, those whose injuries don't meet the criteria, persons looking for a career change from the traditional 419 scam, etc.,.
I await your reply.
Thanking You In Advance,
H. Q. Schwartz
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Imagine my surprise when I received an e-mail that was essentially addressed to "DEAR OCCUPANT" informing me that I was to receive a fortune from "the unpaid Contract/inheritance/lottery fund."
Am I supposed to pick one?
"You are required as a matter of urgency (Huh?) to reconfirm(?) your information including your name, phone number and your address for verification and immediate payment within 24 hours. To this effect, the sum of TEN MILLION, SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND UNITED STATES DOLLARS (US$10.7m) has been approved for you."
"....required as a matter of urgency....". Now that had to be written by a real, legit Santa Claus with millions to give away, right? But, what if I'm not eligible for " unpaid Contract/inheritance/lottery funds"? And, if I ask which I'm going to receive it may make him suspicious, right? I mean, it isn't every day that a dirt poor African nation is willing to send millions to a Caucasian American, particularly someone with no sympathy for descendants of slaves or Reparations....
Oh, what to do, what to do.....