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Opinion: Questions Over Haske, Ojulari and the Antan Producing Asset

An opinion piece raises questions about reports that Bashir Haske may have returned to Nigeria as NNPC’s Project Delta reportedly enters its final stages. The writer suggests that the timing could be linked to potential oil-asset transactions, though the claims remain unverified. The discussion centres on Antan Producing, formerly Addax Petroleum, and OML 137. The article notes alleged past appraisal work involving Bayo Ojulari and Haske, while arguing that the asset’s reported oil capacity and gas reserves make it commercially significant. Using estimated gas-price scenarios, the writer argues that OML 137 could hold multibillion-dollar value. The piece calls for scrutiny of valuations, bidding processes, approvals and transparency in any proposed transfer of NNPC interests.

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M
mel

What publicly available information would help separate the reported timing from speculation about possible oil-asset transactions?

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emeka

Exactly, clear public records and dated disclosures would help keep the conversation factual, not guesswork.

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peter

The piece itself notes the claims are unverified, so the reported return and Project Delta timeline should not be treated as proof of a deal.

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julia

Timing can invite questions, but it is still a stretch to imply a transaction link without clearer evidence beyond overlapping reports.

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H
hala

It would help to watch for official NNPC statements, regulatory filings, or named transaction details before drawing conclusions about the Antan producing asset.

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