How we helped Nigerian govt recover $55 billion from IOCs — Trobell

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Trobell International Limited, said it helped the Nigerian govt. recover over $55 billion in unpaid royalties from international oil companies

A consultancy firm, Trobell International Limited

The managing director explained why the company is demanding $1.5 billion as recovery charges from the government.The firm said it was the first to bring to the attention of the government the possibility of making the recovery at a time the Nigerian government was struggling with balancing up its finances following the economic crises between 2015 and 2017.

It was out of patriotism that Trobell on 19th January 2017 when Nigeria was in recession and knowing fully well that the contracting oil companies which signed the Production Sharing Contracts are owing Nigeria these colossal sums of money from profit oil, wrote a proposal to the then Honourable Minister of Finance to be appointed a lead consultant to recover the money from the International Oil Companies .

When there was no response exactly one year after Trobell’s proposal to the Former Minister of Finance, Trobell again submitted the same proposal on January 19, 2018 to the Honourable Attorney-General of the Federation . “…this court, in exercise of its original jurisdiction can order that the terms of settlement by parties be made the judgment of this court. Accordingly, I hereby order that the terms of settlement entered into and duly signed by both the Plaintiffs and Defendant and their counsel be and is hereby made the judgment of this Court in respect of the dispute between the parties to this suit. The said terms of settlement shall be and remain the judgment of this court.

vi. Computation of revised Profit Oil distribution between OML operators and NNPC/FGN on switch of profit-sharing ratios

 

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And una don borrow tire. Na God fit settle the matter

55 billion USD recovered and we are still poor? Abi I no read am well. Please someone should help if am getting the story wrong because 😭😭😭 can't help. God please have mercy on Nigeria and her people.

Where’s the money oh Biko

That doesn’t stop you people from borrow borrow no make me rich

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