In the letter, which was
also signed by Oloko’s colleagues at Global Witness and The Corner House, he
recalled his previous letter of March 24, 2014 on the issue, adding that they
remain deeply disturbed by the continuing picture of gross management,
misinformation and opacity by the Jonathan administration.
“In
our letter we also asked you to “confirm
precisely how much Nigeria
earned from the sale of OPL 245 and
how much of the proceeds were paid
into the Federation account.” However, you
have declined to
provide this information and we would
now ask that you do so.
We would also
ask that you make public the amount that was
paid
into the Federation account from the sale of the 45% joint venture (JV) minority stakes in the eight
oil mining leases (“OMLs”) 4, 26, 30, 34,38, 40, 41 and
42 that were surrendered by the Shell Petroleum Development Corporation’(SPDC) and acquired by Seven Energy, Atlantic Energy and
Eland Oil and Gas.
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