A shareholder can't affect revocation? Let's examine that.
According to the made up 1.5 billion shares short in secret foreign accounts scenario lol, the former Chairman of the Board of erhc, renowned businessman and billionaire philanthropist has secretly bought up ALL the erhe shares and defied the SEC by not filing the required disclosure information.
ERHC executives working with this person on huge deals and potential buyout, and trying to regain credibility and recover from its own SEC reporting delinquency that resulted in the SEC seeking to revoke its shares, also failed to disclose the controlling interest of this former Chairman.
But ok, let's forget all the delinquent filings and this huge breach of fiduciary responsibility to shareholders and investors and go forward like nothing is wrong.
What is hilarious is the accusation that Offor would do anything like this and jeopardize any future deal with major publicly traded oil companies. What is sad is that anyone would accuse Offor of secretly buying up all erhe shares for next to nothing and neither he nor erhc management would disclose it.
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