MC Endeavors Inc (MSMY)

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(MSMY) MCE-FDL Reinstatement Coming? -- Paris Accord Initiative?

www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mc-endeavors-inc-announces-their-strategic-partner-fiscal-dynamics-limited-receives-official-approval-for-mce-lbi-product-use-for-nigeria-and-sub-sahara-africa-147898825.html

AUSTIN, Texas, April 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- MC Endeavors, Inc. (PinkSheets: MSMY) (MCE) is pleased to announce that their strategic partner Fiscal Dynamics Limited (FDL) has officially received the approval to amend its Exclusive Distribution Strategic Partnership Agreement for the OEM, to include the 'MCE-LBI Renewable Products' for the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Sub-Sahara Africa.

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On September 6, 2011 MC Endeavors, Inc. announced the signing of a strategic partnership with Fiscal Dynamics Limited, ("FDL") of Lagos State, Nigeria for the distribution of MCE-LBI Renewable products, including DualZorb®, PondZorb® and AcidZorb® throughout the Six (6) Geo-Political Zones of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. FDL has been involved in environmental disaster remediation, oil spills and specialty chemical clean-ups, environmental soil bioremediation and extraction technology consultancy services in Nigeria since 1991. FDL has established business relationships with organizations such as Shell Oil Corp., Chevron Oil Corp. and other Multi-nationals operating in Nigeria and the FDL-MCE-LBI partnership opens the door for growth in new areas of business for all three (3) companies who have been working on setting up their distribution channel over the past 7 months.

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The approval of the amendment for FISCAL DYNAMICS LIMITED to add the MCE-LBI Renewable products distribution, vendor recruiting, CRM, Supply logistics and support, vendors' staff training and compensation incentives to its original strategic roles as Products Exclusive Distributor for DualZorb®, PondZorb® and AcidZorb® for the Six (6) Geo-Political Zones of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, has enabled FDL to revise its estimated sales revenue upward for the FY2012.

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Dr. Cornelius Shogunle reminded us that," More oil is spilled from the Nigerian Delta's network of terminals, pipes, pumping stations and oil platforms every year than has been lost in the Gulf of Mexico, the site of the major ecological catastrophe caused by oil that poured from a leak triggered by the explosion of British Petroleum's Deepwater Horizon Rig in April 2010."

http://lbirenewable.com/page19.html