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Mrs Patience Oniha <davescott493@gmail.com>
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Mon, 14 Dec at 14:08
Attention; Dear,
We have noticed with deep concern the fraudulent and corrupt practices
by some officials of the Nigerian financial institutions and
government agencies formerly designated with the duty to process and
perform the remittances of various foreign contract/inheritance
payments. These nefarious activities have put Nigeria in bad light
among committee of nations, which have been very inimical to her
economic growth and development. It is a fact that some beneficiaries
while trying to realize their legitimate contract/inheritance
claims/payments have unsuspectingly fallen prey to schemes and grand
designs by these bad elements in Nigeria who creates artificial
impediments in the processing of foreign contract/inheritance payments
as devices to perpetrate fraud/scam.
In need to restore and re-position the ailing Nigerian economy and
status for improved direct foreign investments and economic growth,
the National Economic Council (NEC) was established by the provisions
of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1999, as
amended in Section 153(1) and Paragraphs 18 & 19 of Part I of the
Third Schedule. The National Economic Council (NEC) was inaugurated by
President Muhammadu Buhari on 29 June 2015 with the clear mandate to
“advise the President concerning the economic affairs of the
Federation, and in particular on measures necessary for the
coordination of the economic planning efforts or economic programmes
of the various Governments of the Federation. On October 5th 2020, the
National Economic Council (NEC) was further mandated by President
Muhammadu Buhari to grapple with the arduous task of restructuring for
advancement the Nigerian economic and financial status, and to further
effectiveness in foreign payment resolution in partnership with the
management of the Central Bank of Nigeria. To this effect, an
allocation of funds was made in the 2020 supplementary budget (fourth
quarter (Q4) of the 2020 fiscal year) of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria by the Presidency, which has been code named "Foreign Debt
Intervention Funds" for the gradual settlement of all outstanding
foreign debts
During the careful verification of your payment file, it was
discovered that you have satisfactorily completed all required legal
and financial obligations in respect of your payment. In this vein,
your funds have been ratified for immediate payment, and a high power
directive has been issued to the Foreign Operations Directorate of the
Central Bank of Nigeria to credit your bank account without further
delay with the total sum of US$10,700,000.00.
You are hereby advised to contact and reconfirm your bank account
information to the Deputy Director, Foreign Operations Directorate of
the Central Bank of Nigeria for the crediting of USUS$10,700,000.00
into your bank account. While communicating with the Deputy Director,
Foreign Operations Directorate of the Central Bank of Nigeria, please
quote: Ref No: NEC/FGN/098121/2020 for his reference.
The contact information of the Pay Master, Payments System Directorate – CBN is:
Contact Person: MR. FRANCIS ONYENKU (Deputy Director, Foreign
Operations Directorate – CBN)
Bank Address: Central Bank of Nigeria, Plot 33, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
Way, Abuja, Nigeria
Office Landline: +234 9 2900062
E-mail Address:
cbnpayments001@gmail.comYours truly,
Mrs Patience Oniha
(Director-General)
NDIC Building (1st Floor),
Plot 447/448 Constitution Avenue,
Central Business District,
P.M.B. 532, Garki Abuja, Nigeria.
Hotline: +234 7040400001
Email:
nnationaleconomiccouncil@indamail.hu