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CAMAC Energy Inc has finalised and executed a definitive Purchase and Continuation Agreement with Allied Energy Plc and certain of its affiliates to acquire all of Allied’s remaining interest in a Production Sharing Contract which relates to Oil Mining Leases 120 and 121 granted to Allied by the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">CAMAC Energy Inc has finalised and executed a definitive Purchase and Continuation Agreement with Allied Energy Plc and certain of its affiliates to acquire all of Allied’s remaining interest in a Production Sharing Contract which relates to Oil Mining Leases 120 and 121 granted to Allied by the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The African Petroleum Producers’ Association (APPA) was created as an intergovernmental organisation in 1987 in Lagos, Nigeria, to serve as a platform for African petroleum producing countries to co-operate, collaborate, share knowledge and competences.

p>The African Petroleum Producers’ Association (APPA) was created as an intergovernmental organisation in 1987 in Lagos, Nigeria, to serve as a platform for African petroleum producing countries to co-operate, collaborate, share knowledge and competences.

Afren updated on post completion of the Okwok-9 appraisal well, drilled at the Okwok field offshore south east Nigeria.

p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Afren updated on post completion of the Okwok-9 appraisal well, drilled at the Okwok field offshore south east Nigeria.

Afren says its Okwok-9 appraisal well offshore south-east Nigeria found 10 ½ m of net pay in the D2 reservoir and tested 31º API oil at sustained rates. The company now is considering stand-alone development versus tieback to Ebok.p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Afren says its Okwok-9 appraisal well offshore south-east Nigeria found 10 ½ m of net pay in the D2 reservoir and tested 31º API oil at sustained rates. The company now is considering stand-alone development versus tieback to Ebok.

Oilfield services player Petrofac has bought a 15 per cent stake in Nigerian production and development company Seven Energy International and plans to work with the company to help it build up its business.

p style="margin-bottom: 0cm;">Oilfield services player Petrofac has bought a 15 per cent stake in Nigerian production and development company Seven Energy International and plans to work with the company to help it build up its business.

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