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davodyguy:
Hahahababaa.

That's why I said, the more you look, the less you see.

Left Mata do matayas.

I no what ayam talking about ooo.

But for some reasons, make I no talk.

I don't think COG has assets close to 100 billion. I don't think so. With this recession, assets value has fallen well.

Tank farm business no longer viable as it was back then

Majority of the tank farms in ibafon, within the ibru family land in apapa, are owned by onigbese. So I know what I'm talking about .ooo

Zenon terminal 1&2 within the ibru yard has been sold
Many more go follow.

Make I no tok

RadicalYoutman:
http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/?p=37300

JohnJuniorJohn:
You are so bittered and bias minded, you lack every moral tendencies to make such WE claims. Why are you angry about Justice.

So it means Amcon trive on illegalities. Justice must stand.

udogugerald:
Owing salaries since 2012?
That's a lie from the pit of hell. Why do people claim to be in the know when they have no idea of what's going on....just for the sake of typing?
It does not matter if you work for AMCON, the fact remains that the court has given its ruling based on facts presented to it. If AMCON had a case, coupled with the backing of the government, I do not see a reason ehi they should not win the case. However, the reverse is the case because the facts laid before the court was glaringly in Capital Oil's favour.

grandlexuz:
Okay there is no denying you are an insider in this matter..Lol Abeg when yam go ready no forget for send your bros e own oh.. With this kind recession I no mind to transform from human to goat just for eat yam..Lol

davodyguy:
Yeye. I laugh

I trust Amcon though. If it's the same Amcon that I work form.

Here's it

Amcon will pump in money to revitalise COG and rather pay the trade creditors directly.

That's the way to go.

Also pay salaries of workers owed since 2012

Amcon would be silly to pay such amount into COG's account, cos COG is indebted to close to N100billion with Amcon and if all the assets are sold, it can not pay the debt.

Option left for Amcon is to continue the business on going concern basis, pumping in money in order to make money.

A lot of people posting on this thread have no idea of what's on ground. They're here either hailing the judgement or criticising.


We already advised both parties last year on what to do.

Some paper works needs to be tidied up

yedidiah:
It's like the courts are doing bonanza today; dishing out money upandan.

Make me sef look for who to sue...

midascnn:
Unbiased judgement, the hope of the people still lie in the judiciary system since manipulation and intimidation by some elements are common.

I do believe this will be a notice of warning to potential companies/corporation AMCON will wish to jack without due and thorough investigation.

Kudos to the management of Capital Oil and Gas for taking the bull by its horn.

Dcomrade:
Love this part
He further advised to live up to its statutory responsibility of reviving the nation's economy through positive supports for businesses to thrive

davodyguy:
Will just shut up already?

What do you know about this subject?
You work for either of the firm's?

See, Amcon is not paying 1 kobo to the account of COG that I know. What do you know the money was meant for in the first place? Why do you think Amcon refused to perform?

Who do you think is owing between the two parties?

Do you think Amcon can't appeal the judgement?

Stop chatting BS. I just don't want to talk too much details here

COG is existing today thanks to AMCON. No one should condemn the organisation

They've done a lot already, by paying salaries for months in the past

davodyguy:
Yeye. I laugh

I trust Amcon though. If it's the same Amcon that I work form.

Here's it

Amcon will pump in money to revitalise COG and rather pay the trade creditors directly.

That's the way to go.

Also pay salaries of workers owed since 2012

Amcon would be silly to pay such amount into COG's account, cos COG is indebted to close to N100billion with Amcon and if all the assets are sold, it can not pay the debt.

Option left for Amcon is to continue the business on going concern basis, pumping in money in order to make money.

A lot of people posting on this thread have no idea of what's on ground. They're here either hailing the judgement or criticising.


We already advised both parties last year on what to do.

Some paper works needs to be tidied up

davodyguy:
Will just shut up already?

What do you know about this subject?
You work for either of the firm's?

See, Amcon is not paying 1 kobo to the account of COG that I know. What do you know the money was meant for in the first place? Why do you think Amcon refused to perform?

Who do you think is owing between the two parties?

Do you think Amcon can't appeal the judgement?

Stop chatting BS. I just don't want to talk too much details here

COG is existing today thanks to AMCON. No one should condemn the organisation

They've done a lot already, by paying salaries for months in the past

ladej:
judgement doesn't mean alert
ASK BABA SUWE

RadicalYoutman:
http://www.thebreakingtimes.com/?p=37300

shuggah:
if u don't shut up, I will shut it for u, we know how much of a hater you are but the court has decided
Nanxix

shuggah:
lemme tell you som"in niggar,you don't knw no"in.
I can't deny u work for amcon because those gatemen there work at ancon too.

ArabMopol:
Afonja corn headed monster is bittered

davodyguy:
Omo Ina. Ipob Biafra

ArabMopol:
afonjas corn head probably browsing at the comfort of his licky brown roof mud house

davodyguy:
Its better than how OkuIku led the Igbos to death with greed. I hope Kanu and do same, with you leading the front

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