THE BROOKS BELL REPORTAnother consultancy firm hired to do a review of the FUGRO report Brooks Bell of Walker house Exchange flags Liverpool L2 3YL UK concludes as follows:-The closest matches to the Bonga crude reference oil sample included many of the samples making up the “B” samples which were taken at the Nigerian coast

THE FUGRO REPORT- NUMBER J36194.Fugro received 36 spill samples on January 10, 2012 in the form of free oil, soils/sendiments and waters.The samples were provided from various sample locations offshore and on stretches of the Nigerian coastline following an accidental release of crude oil from the Bonga FPSO while loading a tanker.On January 20th 2012,

THE ROLE OF NIGERIAN MARITIME ADMINISTRATION AND SAFETY AGENCY (NIMASA).The Nigerian Maritime and Safety Agency (NIMASA) is the Nation’s apex regulatory authority and the focal point for International Maritime Organization (IMO) matters as well as the implementing agency for relevant international maritime conventions and protocols relating to safety and security of the marine environment.Having been

THE ROLE OF THE NIGERIAN REGULATORY AGENCIES(1) NATIONAL OIL SPILL DETECTION AND RESPONSE AGENCY(NOSDRA) Being Dissatisfied with the Circumstances that led to the December 20th 2011 Bonga oil spill after due process, and as the body statutorily empowered on oil spill. NOSDRA engaged and instructed an indigenous Chartered Estate Surveyors and Valuers firm (Dan Ekotogbo

COASTAL SHORELINE COMMUNITIES AND INDIVIDUAL VICTIMS VERSION OF THE 20TH DEC.2011 BONGA OIL SPILL.Representatives and leaders of the shoreline Communities and individuals directly impacted by the spill in their own version maintained that the Shell group failed to give a fair and accurate account of the circumstances in which the Spill occurred and the related

We reproduce another round of correspondence between Shell Nigeria Exploration and production company(SNEPCO) and the Nigerian maritime Administration and safety Agency.(NIMASA)NIMASA/MEM/PC/370/110th September, 2012The Managing DirectorShell Exploration & production Company21/22 Marina Lagos.RE: SHELL NIGERIA EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION COMPANY(SNEPCO) BONGA OIL SPILL OF 20TH DEC.2011.We write with respect to the oil spill incident of 20th December 2011

NOSDRA/OFA/131/VOL.V1/41225th march 2015 The Managing DirectorShell Nigeria Exploration and production company(SNEPCO)Freeman House, 21/22 PMB 2418, Marina lagos. RE: NOTIFICATION OF SANCTION IN RESPECT OF THE BONGA OIL SPILL.Please refer to your letter Ref.NO SNEPCO-LEG-2014-0012L dated 30th December,2014 in response to our Notification of Sanction in respect of the Bonga oil spill dated 19th December, 2014.(2)

A NOTIFICATION OF SANCTION IN RESPECT OF THE BONGA OIL SPILL.Please recall the oil spill incident at your company’s Bonga oil field on the 20th Dec. 2011 wherein not less than 40,000 barrels of crude oil was spilled into the marine Environment as a result of equipment failure resulting from snapped loading hose underwater while

THE GROUP VERSIONIn the morning of Dec. 20th 2011, one of the three export risers (“Riser”3) that linked the Bonga FPSO to an intermediate loading Bouy, (the SPM) located approximately 1 nautical mile from the Bonga FPSO, failed.As a result of this failure approximately 40,000 Barrels of Bonga light crude were spilled. SNEPCO acted Promptly

This series will focus on the Shell’s group Exploration and Production activities in the Niger- Delta Spanning over six decades and its devastating effects on the Environment of their host communities.The Royal Dutch Shell group was granted Exploration License in 1938 to Prospect for oil throughout Nigeria. In the Shell’s group sustainability report of 2017