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Kenya is worth less than what the tax claim is for, worrying.

Anton is the master of posting positive articles - they started ramping at 63p.

In 2020, TLW were producing nearly 75k oil per day, in 2021 it was nearer 59k. And it was never going bust, simply because it was easier for the lenders to restructure the company at the expense of the SP.

Anton,

you haven't got a clue.

Anton,

How many times have you been Wrong :)

1) Ramping at 63p

2) Stating that 10th May 2022 was the deadline for a Kenya deal.

3) Claiming that Jubillee was at 100k, when it wasn't.

4) Panic selling at 32p, then buying back at 37p before this tanked to 22p.

5) There are many more examples like these ;)

Is that the gas that is being 'given' away;)

It's at this price for several reasons.

PG,

Why is TLW a strong buy ?

When Kenya and the tax dispute hang in tbe balance, not to mention lowly production.

TLW was restructured to pay the debt, anything else is a bonus.

In 2021, there were good reasons to hold as the recovery was in full swing and SB was loading up. One of the turning points for me was the proposed merger and the terms that TLW were happy to accept.

Once the the market and speculators realised that the terms were terrible for TLW the SP lost momentum around 57p, and it has never recovered since.

Good to see UOG doing nicely, thanks to TLW :)

ME won't kick off until early next year.

Kenya is small compared to the Jamacan asset that TLW gave away. UOG doing OK I see :)

Anton,

you are always wrong :)

Anton,

Do you have any evidence to back up these claims?

Anton,

You claimed to have blocked me but you reply to my posts.

Does this mean that you are a liar ?

The SP doesn't just stay in the low 20s, it was pumped up to 40p with no justification - as some on here pointed out at the time.

The problem for some on here is that they listen to the fools who haven't got a clue.

Anton ,

Your posting history shows that you haven't got a clue :)

Sentiment is irrelevant when UOG are about to partner with a major.

Anton,

Why would anyone sell out of UOG, when they are about to partner with a major oil Co.........all thanks to TLW :)