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Shell lifts force majeure on Bonny Light export

SHELL Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria, SPDC, Thursday, lifted force majeure on Bonny Light exports, thus signalling the official export of the crude oil grade from Nigeria. The force majeure was placed to protect the company against any liability from importers in different parts of the world after the destruction of its Nembe Creek Trunk pipeline.
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Reps query Shell, Agip on non-disclosure of crude oil deals

The House of Representatives adhoc committee on $17billion undeclared stolen crude yesterday queried oil giants, Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria limited and Agip Nigeria, over non-disclosure of crude oil deals from January 2011 to December 2014.

SNEPCo’s Bonga produced 702mn b/d in 12 years

SHELL Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo), has stated that it’s deep-offshore Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) at Bonga has produced over 702 million barrels of oil since inauguration in 2005, stressing that the field is currently operating at more than 92 percent capacity due to constant maintenance.

That Shell’s claim of social corporate responsibility

The company needs to do more than offering just 60 postgraduate scholarships to indigenes of the region; the subsurface research centre it built at the University of Ibadan is also misplaced; why would Shell build such a centre in a place where it has never extracted a drop of oil?

Shell knew about Nigeria oil kickbacks, corruption watchdogs allege

Corruption watchdogs alleged Monday that Shell executives knew that money earmarked for a controversial oil deal was being used to bribe senior Nigerian officials, a claim rebuffed by the petroleum giant. The allegations by Global Witness and Finance Uncovered refer to the 2011 purchase by oil giants Shell and Eni of OPL245, an offshore oil […]

Reps probe Shell’s planned relocation from Rivers

TO forestall crisis that could ensue in respect of the planned relocation of Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, from Rivers State, the House of Representatives, yesterday, inaugurated an Ad-hoc Committee to investigate reasons behind the proposed relocation.

$406.8m shortfall: Court adjourns FG’s suit against Shell

A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, adjourned till May 31 and June 1, 2017, to hear a suit by the Federal Government, against Shell Western Supply & Trading Ltd, over the sum of $406.8 million, representing the shortfall of money paid by the company into government account with the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN.

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