Felix Fagbohungbe: MILLION usd belongs to you

From: michael bradjo < united.nations1@representative.com >
Sent: Tuesday, 8 May 2012 9:26 AM
Subject: Attention;

UNITED NATIONS

SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION ON FOREIGN DEBTS

Attentio n ;

It is quite surprising that you refused to submit the affidavit of your fund of origin certifacte .In any case,we have confirmed that the sum is $

3.6

MILLION usd belongs to you.But also we have found out that there other source through which you have been going about to get your fund and that is why you have spent so much money yet you were unable to receive your fund.

All the same we have recommended to the government of Nigeria to make the payment to you.But there is a clause,you will receive your payment in person through the paying bank (Barclays Bank) in United Kingdom.Meaning that you will be invited to the bank and every payment procedure will be concluded there.In your own interest do not listen to any other person or group of persons,this is the only and final way you can receive your payment.

Thanks.

Yours faithfully

From: michael bradjo < united.nations1@representative.com >
Sent: Friday, 11 May 2012 8:52 AM
Subject: Re: Please Explain

I want to believe that this is not the first time you have been contacted for this fund. All the same let me start by introducing myself to you. My name is Michael Bradjo ,i live and work in the US with the United Nations under the department of Legal Affairs, Security and Investigations. I was a member of CIA before i started working with United Nations.

I am here in Nigeria on a special assignment and that was why you were contacted. The government of Nigeria due to corruption requested our services to help them investigate and recommend who are they are genuinely owing that should be paid, hence your being contacted. And this is how i got your name and your email address as you asked.

Now i have seen your payment file, and you have a good payment file but the government of was unable to pay you because of those who contacted you before now. Secondly you were not paid because you did not procure the most important document which shows that you are really being owed and that is the affidavit of origin of fund.Thirdly,some body presented a power of attorney purported to have been issued by you to transfer your fund to a bank account in Germany, but the person was unable to procure the affidavit from the Nigerian High court. This very payment has been approved by the finance minister and the central bank of Nigeria . But the paying bank which is Barclays bank in United Kingdom cannot make this payment without the affidavit which also serves as a payment advice, so this is why you were contacted.

Rightnow ,all you should do is to procure this particular document from a Federal high court in Nigeria and it will be sent to the bank together with your payment file for them to honor your payment. For the sake of transparency, you are allowed to procure this affidavit on your own provided it is issued by a federal high court in Nigeria though it is subject to confirmation. But my sincere advice is that you go through our legal department to procure the affidavit so that it will be a genuine document. But if you can get it through your own contact or connetions ,it is also good, provided it is very genuine.

The procedure to get it is, you empower whoever you wish to procure it for you with a power of attorney which will enable the court to issue it on your behalf and secondly you pay to the court the cost fee of issuance, which is all. If you wish to procure it through our legal department, I will give the contact information of our lawyer but if you wish to go through other means, you follow the same procedure provided they obtain the genuine document.

I will attach my working identification; it is very confirmable from any UN office worldwide.

Thanks.

From: michael bradjo < united.nations1@representative.com >
Sent: Friday, 11 May 2012 6:39 PM
Subject: Re: Please Explain

Like i told you ,For the sake of transparency, we want you to procure the documents yourself. All you have to do is to come to Nigeria or if you have any body who can help to procure the documents. Why this decision was taken is because, at times, these documents cost money, so it is better you are there yourself to get the documents.

But if for any reason you cannot go yourself or you don't have anybody whom you trust to get these documents for you, you can get the documents through our legal department. I will give you the contact information of the lawyer attached to our office.

Chief Felix Fagbohungbe
fof-law@lawyer.com
+234-818-471-6338

The most important of these documents is the affidavit of origin of fund, it serves as a payment advice, it can only be procured from a federal high court. What you have to do is to empower the lawyer with a power of attorney to enable the court issue the affidavit to the lawyer on your behalf. Then you send the cost fee of issuance to him to pay to the court that is all.

Contact as soon as you can.

Thanks.

From: michael bradjo < united.nations1@representative.com >
Sent: Friday, 11 May 2012 11:14 PM
Subject: Re: Please Explain

The two documents are needed now,but the most important and more needed is the affidavit of origin of fund.This particular document makes it very difficult for anybody apart from you to claim your fund.It is issued by the federal high court of Nigeria to show and confirm where your fund originated.Secondly without this document,the paying bank Barclays Bank cannot honor your payment,without the document in your payment file,the bank will return the file to Nigeria until the document is procured.It serves as a payment advice,it was put in place to checkmate corruption in Nigeria.

Secondly about what you asked concerningChief Felix Fagbohungbe ,he is one of the lawyers attached to this office.He is the most senior lawyer,a SAN,senior advocate of Nigeria.Why i referred you to him is that,he is our lawyer,he will know more about court matters and he is one to procure a document from court if you permit him to do so.I think he can handle it better,so you are still dealing with me until i hand over your payment file to the paying bank.

I will attach a sample of the affidavit for your to see,it was procured by a one Elma from US.

Thanks.

From: michael bradjo < united.nations1@representative.com >
Sent: Saturday, 12 May 2012 8:59 AM
Subject: Re: Please Explain

I showed you the affidavit as a sample.That affidavit was procured for Elma S.Loredo.The $4,630usd is the cost of issuance which was paid to the court.There is no problem showing it to your son whom you said is a lawyer.

Thanks.

From: michael bradjo < united.nations1@representative.com >
Sent: Saturday, 12 May 2012 8:16 PM
Subject: Re: Please Explain

The first time i wrote to you about this was on the 8th May 2012.I vividly remember that i addressed my mail to you, it was not a guess and that prompted you to ask me how i got your name and email. You said your friend got exactly the same mail i sent to you and the same document. This is very interesting; please i will like to know your friend. After all investigations, we recommended nine people who are to be paid by the Nigerian government which you are one of them. Now you made mention of your friend, please i will like to know who this person is, please possibly let me see the same mail and document sent to him.

You are very right when you say that Nigeria is known for scam, that you are absolutely right but the present government is doing every thing possible to reduce this activity. Secondly many of these scammers are not in Nigeria ; they are in neighboring countries like cotonu , Togo , Benin and so forth. I sent you my working identification, I also asked you to confirm it from any UN office, am here for a special duty and that’s what am doing, and that is also why you were contacted.

One Rev.Bloe Jobbe from US said the same thing you are saying until he came to Nigeria , I never asked you to send money to me, the document you were even asked to procured; I said you can do that by yourself or if you have anybody through whom you can procure it. Again before now you have been contacted before about this same fund, I am not the very first person to contact you, so i have not contacted a total stranger as a beneficiary like you put it.

Let me tell you what you might not know now, before in Nigeria, their official were so corrupt that they can use your name as a contractor, file in all documents and maybe something stops the payment, every document or paper where creditors name are listed your name appears there and you have every right to claim the fund if you can. This was the situation when my department came in here, just to enlighten you.

But if you are very so that the fund is not yours, I cannot force you to take what is not yours, I will ask the legal department immediately to guide you on how to write a disclaimer, stating that the Federal government of Nigeria is not owing you, that ends the matter.

Thanks.

From: Felix Fagbohungbe < fof-law@lawyer.com >
Sent: Tuesday, 15 May 2012 7:18 AM
Subject: Attention; carefully read and respond accordingly.

I am Chief Felix Fagbohungbe, an activist and a senior advocate of Nigeria ,S.A.N.I was directed by the Federal government of Nigeria to write this peace of very important information to you.

Recently the federal government of Nigeria decided to look into the foreign debt saga which have more or less given Nigeria a very wrong image internationally. To make sure that every genuine foreign debt is paid, the federal government in the department of legal, security and investigation department of united Nations to investigate and recommend such debts to them for payment.

Now in the curse of this investigation, the United Nations investigation personnel Mr Michael Bradjo contacted you to inform you about your payment. It was also found out that for some time now that some other persons whom possibly you have been dealing with wanted to divert your fund to a German account. Now to make sure that you are the rightful person, complete and update your payment file, the paying bank Barclays Bank United Kingdom, advised that every beneficiary must procure court affidavit of origin of fund from where the fund originated which is Nigeria . And up till now you have not complied with the directives, maybe because of what you have passed through in the past and called it a scam.

Now because of this issue of owing you which has been on the internet and other media houses, the Federal government of Nigeria have decided to agree with you that this isa scam. And to put this scam to an end, by you putting into writing and signing that the government of Nigeria does not owe you any money. The disclaim write up will be posted to every ministry and offices in Nigeria and United Kingdom . The idea is to stop any body to contact you about any fund payment from Nigeria and if any body does so, you will regard it as scam and possibly report immediately to the right authorities.

In the spirit of fairness and transperency, the federal government of Nigeria has given a one month grace for you to follow the directives and procure the court affidavit from Nigeria High Court for your payment. If after one month you did not procure the affidavit and you did put up a disclaimer, the government of Nigeria will seek a high court order to stop your payment forever with every evidence in our disposal tendered, please this is not threat.

If you wish to know more about me, kindly visit the websitehttp://www.nigeriagalleria.com/Professional_Services/Legal_Services_f.html

Yours Faithfully,

Chief Felix Fagbohungbe (S.A.N.)

F.O. Fagbohungbe & Co

From: Felix Fagbohungbe < fof-law@lawyer.com >
Sent: Tuesday, 15 May 2012 7:44 PM
Subject: Re: Attention; ,carefully read and respond accordingly.

I believe all you have said,i even sent you a site where you can confirm that i am senior advocate of Nigeria.I have been in this proffession before your son was born.Kindly put inot writing that the Nigerian government is not owing you very simple.You have one week to so,after which an injunction will be obtain to indefinitely cancel your payment.

Lawyer.