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Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2007 3:30
AM
Subject: ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIMES
COMMISSION
Dear Sir/Ma
ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIMES
COMMISSION
7 AWOLOWO ROOD
IKOYI LAGOS NIGERIA
The resolve
of the Nigerian authorities to stamp out advanced fee fraud (a.k.a. 419) from
the country and bring scammers to justice was boosted on 6 October when the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) returned $4.8million to
foreiner dupet by nigerians.
A statement by the Commissions Head of
Media and Publicity, Mr Osita Nwajah confirmed that EFCCs Chairman, Alhaji
Nuhu Ribadu, presented a cheque of $5.billoin dollars to those that have
been deputed by nigerians,The statement said the money was part of recovered
funds from a fictitious transaction initiated by one Basil Nkenchor, a
Nigerian, purporting to be Alhaji Ibrahim Abba, Group Managing Director of
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in June 1995.
The
statement further quoted Alhaji Ribadu as saying that Nigeria was no longer a
safe haven for criminals and corrupt public officers while assuring the
government and people of THE UNITED STATE OF AMERICAN, ASIA, EROUPE, AFRICA,
AUTRALIA that the efforts of the Federal Government to clean up Nigeria
were yielding positive results.
so if you have any thing like this
or you have been scamED by any Nigerian pls let me KNOW to as well know on how
to refund your money back to you .pls i will like you to provide me with your
personal information such as,
full name
banking details
phone
or fax number
pls note that your urgent reply to this mail is needed
fast
hoping to hear from you soon
Commissional/Head
Zone/B
John
Ekenedilichukwu |
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