Delta host Communities shut down OML30 flow station over alleged failed MOUs agreement

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From: Nosa Akenzua, Asaba

Presidents- General Forum of oil Mining Lease, OML30, and Cluster Management Committee have shut down all flow stations operated by Heritage Energy Oil Services Limited ( HEOSL) over its alleged failure to honour the Global Memorandum of Understanding (GMOU) agreement with host communities.
The leadership of OML 30 host communities has signed a communique that would bring lasting peace to the Operations in the host communities with HESOL.
Speaking to Journalists in Asaba on Tuesday, the Chairman of flow stations Presidents General in OML30 , Dr Patrick Oboghor said that the host communities took the action because of the alleged unprofessional immature and several breach of the GMoU agreement and ill treatment being meted to them by Heritage Oils had been unfulfilled promises.
They however, denied their action to shut down flow stations in OML30 was not connected to OMS coverted survilliance contract, saying” this protest and shutdown has nothing do with OMS , who is a contractor and doing well”.

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