Replies to post #282202 on ERHC Energy Inc (ERHE)

[Southern Man]

Those maps show promise on Eastern Edge slightly and very southern tip. IMO EEZ will have much more oil.

[arnim-v-b]

you are sooo goood damm f... right...!!!
this all together in one post ...
i would like to have all this information(those to map pictures in compare) as sticky note to declare as such one.

.....can not different to say that i like very much...sorry

i remember the phrase who told...,, if not a basin which stops at the border ,,,.....was it from Bowleven..?
...if should be in there to.

King are you able to keep this together ?
... i am not able technecally to do so ....i am just wondering how to make the letters fat in posts.

Arnim van B.....

[arnim-v-b]

don,t care if it is Cepsa or not, anymore !...the continouing Blue Blues in our block ,will get decleared by our lucky management when the eagle did finish his work...it looks already very encouraging before it,s done,....all you have to do is open your eyes,thanks! ...... the system in the way the others done their search and seismic and been successful with it ...Büchsenöffner( german)...tells already whats going on ,,a little,, in our Block 11 a in Kenya.

bests and big respect
Arnim
out of the middle of the night in germany

[ERHClongtimer]

Thanks, King. Yes, I noticed that slide too and the one after it.

Nice find on the Bowleven presentation. More evidence of the prospectivity of ERHC's block.

On slide 28, they show a tertiary basin straddling blocks 11A & B:



Once ERHC gets the processed results of the FTG, we'll have a better picture of what lies in the rest of Block 11A.

With the route of the proposed pipeline where it is, an oil discovery in the north or south of the block will not be extremely far from a means of transport.

I hope ERHC reserves the right in their farm-out contract to release information when they want, not when the operator wants.

[stocks2rise]

page 28 and 29 of the Bowlevin report have interesting graphs. The FTG going up to block 11A looks like some nice overlapping of good stuff (don't know what is good but it looks good anyway!) Thanks for the visuals. page 28 shows move of the topography and it looks like the only mountainous part of block 11A is in the south. Block 11B has a lot more thru out the block. Looking at the blue area on block 11B towards the center left side it would be in the non-mountainous section of our block and a nice overlap into our block. It will be interesting to see is ERHE puts up this kind of graphics on the website once they get the FTG results.