Showing posts with label Nigeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigeria. Show all posts
Monday, July 06, 2020
The Bribe of the Century
Labels:
Bribery,
Business Ethics,
Code of Ethics,
complaint,
compliance,
Eni,
Eni SpA,
Ethics,
honesty,
Integrity,
Nigeria,
OPL 245,
Shell,
This is Eni's Way,
values,
Whistleblower,
Whistleblowing
Monday, March 04, 2019
The truth is emerging!
"Internal emails and documents obtained by SOMO and Milieudefensie reveal that Shell bullied Nigeria with ISDS arbitration to acquire the lucrative oil field OPL245 with extremely favourable fiscal conditions for Shell and Eni" by Bart-Jaap Verbeek
And now Eni? And now Eni's Board?
Friday, February 15, 2019
The siege is closing!!!
Bayo Ojo, Former AGF, Admits Receiving $10m 'Compensation' From Dan Etete For Malabu Deal by Sahara Reporters Media Group.
Ojo made the admission in a passage of his examination in Milan in the ongoing trial of former top officials of Eni and Shell.
Read more in this LINK.
Monday, February 11, 2019
The truth is appearing!
Milan trial: Nigeria's ex-Attorney-General & Justice Minister Bayo Ojo reportedly admits receiving "compensation" of $10 million from ex-Petroleum Minister Dan Etete for advising on the corrupt $1.1 billion deal with Eni and Shell for oil block OPL 245.
Read more in this LINK.
Tuesday, May 09, 2017
This is Eni's Way!
Get to know the history of the biggest corruption case in the corporate world involving Eni and Shell.
Read more at Bloomberg.
Friday, May 05, 2017
Nigeria: After the bribes, now are environmental crimes!
The Ikebiri community, from Bayelsa state, Nigeria, have launched an unprecedented legal case against the Italian oil giant Eni today seeking clean-up of, and compensation for damages from, an oil spill which has affected their community in the Niger Delta.
Supported by Friends of the Earth Europe and Environmental Rights Action/Friends of the Earth Nigeria, the Ikebiri community are calling for adequate compensation and clean-up of an oil spill dating back to 2010, which has yet to be addressed. The Italian oil giant ENI, which operates in Nigeria through its subsidiary Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC), is responsible for the spill, caused by equipment failure.
This is Eni's Way!
Note: Read more in this LINK.
Labels:
Board,
Business Ethics,
CEO,
Code of Ethics,
complaint,
compliance,
Corruption,
Ethics,
Ethics Committee,
international corruption,
Nigeria,
OPL 245,
Whistleblower,
Whistleblowers' Protection
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