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Also you were using a poo of $40 b which is pretty conservative. Could easily be a lot higher by the time oil is gushing. GLA

Can't say he doesn't work hard. Even if he is mad!

Surely the attendees would be the new people at Essar M. So no historical chit chat.

Sounds good Bob. No I was just thinking about extending the PSC permanently without the publicity of the signing ceremony. That would catch a few people out. Then start drilling in say February. We could be gushing oil by March.

Due to international lockdowns they decide that a signing ceremony isn't possible anytime soon and just extend the PSC next week.

Yawn........

International commercial flights resumed in Abuja and Lagos on 5 September, following a postponement from the original date of 29 August.

Who do we think needs to go to Nigeria for the signing ceremony?
Is it just Essar M or does AM need to be there as well.

History and facts would prove that is always the case.
This sell off has been way over done and we will be back at 0.3p and above. I would bet my life on it.

At the end of the day the last placing, shares in lieu of wages, warrants, etc was at 0.3p
Therefore the SP will always come back to 0.3p
And when we get news we are looking at 0.8p minimum.
This really is bargain basement prices.

Yes 3 lots at between .19p and .2p
That brings my total to 41 million

Bought another 5m shares.

Hopefully NNPC will see the delay a F2F meeting will cause and will be desperate enough for revenue to sign this off on zoom.

No implication.

Nigeria never closed down. 50 cases per day for the largest country in Africa is nothing.

Lots of chunky buys showing up now. This is a good entry price for new investors.

Sorry but why is Canada going to have any effect on the Sp? They only make up about 1% of the total traded volume. You seem to be talking rubbish.

How come Andrew Knott is able to freely enter and leave Nigeria?

If Andrew Knott has managed to be in Nigeria then hopefully Essar will be there sooner rather than later. Deal signed off publicly and off we go to the races. Yippeee!

Sorry but what has unrest in Nigeria got to do with an oil rig many miles offshore. A bit like saying riots in London have an effect on a rig in the North Sea. Just doesn't compute.