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Sirius Petroleum Plc | SRSP | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 17/4/2024 22:59 by riskybisky The story wAs I think that guarantee entered ororo 1 against our and I think it was havocs advice.I remember this fire got srsp alarmed enough to open a twitter account to publicly distance themselves from this mess. Crazy thing is nobody cares enough to stump up and stop it. |
Posted at 26/3/2024 22:37 by futureisbright Confused Xerot.So you’re fighting for action or not fighting for action. You’re not moaning or you are moaning. You’re going off into the next phase of your life with a plan a, b or c. Below is just four weeks old. xerot - 28 Feb 2024 - 13:11:28 - 133453 of 133922 SIRIUS PETROLEUM - CASHED UP AND READY TO ROLL - SRSP I think now is the time for some sort of action. My only fear is you can see how some members behave on here it would be hard to coordinate a fight back with so many unstable and volatile looneys let loose on each other when it should be aimed at the board. I certainly wouldn't want to be the admin on that private group. You certainly wouldn't want that lot charging down your road. ——— Here’s some philosophy for you, if you’ve moved on and this is five years out, why post, randomly and frequently on a BB with no future! |
Posted at 06/3/2024 08:22 by htrocka2 Good post Dr....Just one comment...Let's assume a take over is a possibility and in the offing, the problem is , as I see it, will it be an 'amicable' or 'hostile' one?. The reason for asking is that all AGM resolutions get passed without my vote which means that the bod control the majority of the shareholding. IF this is to be an 'amicable' take-over, then the bod may demand certain conditions to be in place prior to going through, ie, the bod retain their jobs, Bobo keeps his £12,500 a week salary, bonuses to be retained, etc, etc, etc,.Unless these demands are met, the 'amicable' 'take-over' will be rejected and we'll just 'plod-on' as usual year after year living off promises, caveats and the continual share dilution.This is why the 'take-over' has to be 'hostile', so that a clear-out can pursue and put this company on a proper, commercial, dividend paying footing.Otherwise it'll be the 'same ol', same ol' until the 80 year old chairman finally 'pops his clods' and Bobo, the Nigerian asset stripper, takes over and then our problems will really begin. |
Posted at 26/2/2024 11:57 by htrocka2 Avntador....do a bit of research and it'll come to you. |
Posted at 25/2/2024 21:42 by htrocka2 To be fair to the bod...the funds for the Ororo development were promised by London Oil and Gas Ltd, who themselves were in debt to the tune of $122m and pressurised to settle...and eventually pulled the plug and went down the pan themselves.....Leavi'Sirius has made an initial deposit payment of $1.5m to COSL.' ps, Initially, an agreement had been reached whereby COSL would 'drill first and be paid later'...(with, no doubt, other strings attached to the deal, personally I believe that Cosl wanted to farm-into the field, but was rejected.....This is why the rig was moored in an adjacent field' for weeks while negotiation were on going)..This seems to have fallen by the wayside. No one is going to 'drill on credit'..hence the necessity for the $25m up front money with the COPDC deal. |
Posted at 25/2/2024 20:01 by shez20 Dec 31 2018 lolSirius Petroleum (AIM: SRSP), the Nigeria focused oil and gas development and production company has been advised by Shelf Drilling that the Adriatic-1 Jack-up drilling unit which is currently stationed in the adjacent oil block to the Ororo field (OML 95), and is completing the last of pre-existing contracts with another operator prior to the Sirius work programme. Spudding of the Ororo-2 well will not now take place in Q4 2018 and the Company will provide definitive timing when Shelf Drilling notifies the Company of mobilisation to the Ororo-2 location. |
Posted at 19/1/2024 19:28 by futureisbright Just a quick question, if you have premium Advfn account do you get notifications of when someone immediately posts, on say a SRSPSIRIUS PETROLEUM - CASHED UP AND READY TO ROLL forum? Some posters would give Billy the Kid, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid a run for their money! |
Posted at 19/1/2024 17:08 by dr rosso Whilst we continue to wait for our Codename Project tba, a little recap on family links............Start with Chief Ogunsanya (Nigerian high-ranking politics, First Bank major shareholder, oil) Daughter is Adegariola Ogunsanya. Doctor, runs a W. London medical practice. She marries Capt Harrison Kuti (commercial airline pilot, known as "Moneybags") 3 sons, one of whom is Olukayode (Bobo) Kuti Buddy of CHK is Michael Brian Mahon (commercial airline pilot/D at First Bank) Buddy of CHK and MBM is Capt Hosa Wells Okunbo (commercial airline pilot/head of CMES-OMS/COPDC Chief Ogunsanya was a major shareholder in First Bank, Nigeria Capt Kuti, Mahon and 5 members of First Bank form a fuel import Co. called Taglient Oil Sirius-Taglient Petro subsidiary is formed for Sirius Petroleum to become a quasi-indigenous Nigerian Co. enabling it to go after oil and gas assets. Bobo Kuti, son of Capt Kuti and Dr Adegariola Kuti (nee Osunganya) is installed as CEO, SRSP. Cameron Mahon, son of Michael Brian Mahon, is employed at Tende office in Dubai, as a commercial analyst. Irish (Dublin) buddy to MBM is Henderson. Scott Henderson (son) spent some time as an intern at Tende office, Dubai. Sirius Taglient Petro has now been replaced by Tende Energy Limited Dubai, a merchant wholesaler of refined petroleum product. |
Posted at 11/1/2024 16:52 by oliversanvil If you want to lose weight eat anything that flies /swims or fruit.If you want to lose money you would have bought SRSP shares.! Both options work! |
Posted at 23/11/2023 12:04 by theunwisemonkey True Doogster - for shares held wholly in an isa, which I would contend is not the case for srsp. Our CGT gain shelter was stripped from us on delisting and I would hope that the corresponding isa rules on losses would be equally inadmissible. If x was put into an isa to purchase srsp shares and only y was ‘received̵ |
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