Saltpond Offshore to sue Wall Street Journal for defamation

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• Joe Turkey 10 years ago

  Maybe this is just another "joint Venture" between John/Ibrahim Mahama and the Nigerian authorities. Never trust these West African leaders. Why would their production (capacity) be a myth?

  Maybe this is just another "joint Venture" between John/Ibrahim Mahama and the Nigerian authorities. Never trust these West African leaders. Why would their production (capacity) be a myth?

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• DusTY-FooT-pHiloSophER 10 years ago

  You are an arsehole.

  You are an arsehole.

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• Yaw 10 years ago

  What is your production now?

  What is your production now?

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• makamaka 10 years ago

  Is it any new newss that there have been pirating of Ghanain oil on high seas? That the Nigerian s retracted their reports is irrelevant to the FACTS.Long before the wall street article""the mesemese"" ""a ...
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  Is it any new newss that there have been pirating of Ghanain oil on high seas? That the Nigerian s retracted their reports is irrelevant to the FACTS.Long before the wall street article""the mesemese"" ""alo aker"" machinery had circulated news of the situation.

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• makamaka 10 years ago

  He explained that on or about August 21, 2014, WSJ published an article – “Tiny Ghana Oil Platform’s Big Output Sparks Scrutiny” – thejournal just reported what it had heard.The journal never accused the bogus oil ...
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  He explained that on or about August 21, 2014, WSJ published an article – “Tiny Ghana Oil Platform’s Big Output Sparks Scrutiny” – thejournal just reported what it had heard.The journal never accused the bogus oil company of any wrong doing per se.
  
  Your lawsuit is gonna backfire believe me.You are dealing with AMERICAN LAWS not Ghanain laws that you can bribe your way out.

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• Michigan 10 years ago

  Typical Ghanaian attitude of jealousy Hate will continue to hunt the development of Africa until we learn to do things for our selves, which is exactly what Saltpond Offshore has been doing for sometime now. People don't seem ...
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  Typical Ghanaian attitude of jealousy Hate will continue to hunt the development of Africa until we learn to do things for our selves, which is exactly what Saltpond Offshore has been doing for sometime now. People don't seem to complain when startup companies are going through hell to sustain themselves but only complain and insinuate all sorts of unfounded truths when things start working well instead of encouraging them. Knowledge is a terrible thing to waste.

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