RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:$XOPJust like it was said . The 51% doesn't apply here. Any money needed after comes from profits so the risk in this project pretty much has been taking out for COPL. As far as drilling this, you bet your a$$ Essars going to drill this. They have over 60 million reasons to, that there not going to just walk away from. Nigeria is a way different country now that relies heavily on there oil industry for income, so it's in everyone's best interest to push this through. Not sure where your going with the "stop gap" theory but this project was always green lighted regardless to what ever happened in Liberia. The oil business has always been risk vs reward, you have to spend money to make money. Made some good money in the Oilexco days, even made some money with the Liberia deal before it unravelled. Every time you people say Arthurs done, here he comes again, so I think I'm going to stick around and see how this plays out. As they say if you can't take the get out of the kitchen. The rest of us will be just fine. Oh and by the way if and when this pans out, it's worth way more than 8 times.