Spy Policemen Secure N500 Million Supreme Court Judgement Against ExxonMobil

Spy Policemen Secure N500 Million  Supreme Court Judgement Against ExxonMobil

Spy Policemen Secure N500 Million Supreme Court Judgement Against ExxonMobil

 

In a landmark Supreme Court Judgement yesterday, Justice Inyang Okoro of the Supreme Court of Nigeria delivered judgement worth N500 million against multinational oil company, Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, an upstream affiliate of ExxonMobil operating in Nigeria, in favour of 19 Spy policemen sacked in Akwa Ibom State, many years ago without appropriate compensation.

In the case Mobil Producing Nigerian Ultd v. Okon Johnson &18 ors, the Supreme Court ruled that each of the spy police is paid more than N30 million each aside other damages sort by the applicants.

Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited is an oil company, that engages in the offshore production of crude, condensate, and natural gas liquid. Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited was formerly known as Mobil Exploration Nigeria Incorporated, the company was granted Oil Prospecting License (OPL) offshore in 1961 in present day Akwa Ibom State and changed its name to Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited in 1969.

Claimants jubilating after the judgement
Claimants jubilating after the judgement

A daughter of one of the litigants who got judgment confined in BlackBox Nigeria that the judgement was the best thing that happened to the family in years.

“We have been on this case for years, Mobil Nigeria employed my dad as a Spy Policeman and think they can disengage him without necessary compensation. The company have been using its money chest to frustrate all efforts get justice but today’s judgment shows the common man can still get justice in this country, ” she exclusively told BlackBox Nigeria.

 

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  • M U , July 25, 2018 @ 6:12 pm

    This is not fair of an international firm like Exxonmobil. The argument by the spokesman us totally misleading. His illogical presentation on the media is an embarrassment to the people of AkwaIbom State in particular and the people of Nigeria as a whole. How on earth this status of a company disobey the apex court’s order and still doing business freely.

    The simple answer to Exxonmobil is ‘IF YOU CANNOT COUP WITH THE DEMAND AND THE ORDER OF THE supreme COURT, KINDLY QUIT THE LAND OF AKWAIBOM AND NIGERIA. Go back to America and China to run this kind of anti people oil/gas operation,

    This magnitude of injustice and slave labour is going on in the land but The Executive Governor of AkwaIbom State, The Minister of Petroleum Resources and his Minister of State all keep mute.
    Can this happens in the United States of America(USA) and President Trump keep mute ?

    You have not told us how much you have been paying these poor people for the past 22 years. This is wickedness of the highest order. THERE IS GOD !!!!!!!

  • M U , July 25, 2018 @ 6:13 pm

    YES !
    This is not fair of an international firm like Exxonmobil. The argument by the spokesman us totally misleading. His illogical presentation on the media is an embarrassment to the people of AkwaIbom State in particular and the people of Nigeria as a whole. How on earth this status of a company disobey the apex court’s order and still doing business freely.

    The simple answer to Exxonmobil is ‘IF YOU CANNOT COUP WITH THE DEMAND AND THE ORDER OF THE supreme COURT, KINDLY QUIT THE LAND OF AKWAIBOM AND NIGERIA. Go back to America and China to run this kind of anti people oil/gas operation,

    This magnitude of injustice and slave labour is going on in the land but The Executive Governor of AkwaIbom State, The Minister of Petroleum Resources and his Minister of State all keep mute.
    Can this happens in the United States of America(USA) and President Trump keep mute ?

    You have not told us how much you have been paying these poor people for the past 22 years. This is wickedness of the highest order. THERE IS GOD !!!!!!!

  • miracle Ezekiel , July 29, 2018 @ 7:47 am

    how much will Mobil pay the sacked spy police

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