I share that quiet optimism, although the dark cloud of NGAR and it's unknown intentions could leave us looking at a successful drill in Kenya, but holding worthless shares of ERHC Energy after being stripped of it's assets.
I don't *think* they could get away with that, and I would certainly take every legal action I could to prevent it, but the FACT is that NGAR exists and it has significant overlap with ERHC management and facilities. Why are *we*, the shareholders of ERHC Energy, paying the lease in Houston to house the headquarters of NGAR?
WE should have been told what this plan is before they set up camp in OUR office space.
It's unnerving at best.
People maintain anonymity for a reason and it is rarely noble.
