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Tuesday, 11/11/2014 11:15:05 AM

Tuesday, November 11, 2014 11:15:05 AM

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Food for Thought & Questions. First and foremost, Why would Sir Emeka Offor allow dilution of his great number of shares which would affect him more than any long term investor invested in ERHE? Monetary wise, this would affect him more than anyone else here including anyone that invested from start of this company. If he truly believes in ERHE and its assets, then I would think that he would come up with a way of legally loaning or investing in ERHE through one of his other oil related companies so this wouldn't dilute his great number of shares. One of Mr Offor's companies could and would profit from the interest and/or another form of a deal for their loan to help fund the exploration of one of these two assets as well as help keep the company afloat thru the point of exploration of at least one of these assets while not allowing dilution of his vast number of shares personally. He would be the one to profit more than anyone else here. But first and foremost, you have to believe in the company assets. Second question, do you think he truly believes in ERHE's assets? I think that I would, if he would do the above before allowing the dilution of all the company shares which in my opinion, just the thought of, is the main factor of the low stock price value at present, which I believe is the thought of others here. Again, this is just my opinion and thoughts. Good luck to all here and hope for good news soon.