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Malabu Oil asks court to stop FG, others from signing $13.5bn deep water project

Robby Akeju by Robby Akeju
April 11, 2017
in Breaking News, Legal, News
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Malabu Oil and Gas Limited, on Tuesday, asked the Federal High Court, Abuja, to stop the Federal Government and six others from signing the Final Investment Decision (FID) for the $13.5 billion Zabazaba Deep Water Project.
The Zabazaba Deep water Project is located in the contentious Oil Prospecting Licence (OPL 245).
The other defendants include Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company, Nigerian Agip Exploration Company Limited, the Minister of Petroleum Resources, EFCC and Dan Etete.
Malabu Oil and Gas is also seeking for an order of interlocutory injunction, to restrain the Federal Government and the minister from considering to revoke or revoke the re- allocation of OPL 245 granted it.
Mr J.A. Achimugwu who filed the suit on behalf of Malabu Oil and Gas, said it was triggered by media publications that the defendants were negotiating to sign the FID for the project in the second quarter of the year.
Justice John Tsoho, granted permission to Malabu to serve the writ of summons and other processes on Shell Nigeria Ultra-Deep Limited at No. 21 and 22 Marina Avenue, Lagos.
He adjourned the matter until May 18 for the hearing of the motion.

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