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India Orders $570 Million Payout in Major Fraud Case Against Nigeria’s Sterling Oil

by Leading Reporters November 27, 2025
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In a sweeping move, India’s Supreme Court has allowed billionaire siblings Nitin and Chetan Sandesara to evade full prosecution in a massive alleged bank-fraud scheme if they settle with a payment equal to about one-third of their assessed debt.

The ruling, which allows the pair to settle for about $570 million on liabilities pegged at $1.6 billion, could end years of criminal proceedings that New Delhi has pursued across multiple jurisdictions.

The ruling could open the way for economic offenders to strike similar settlements, leaving lenders struggling to recover their entire dues, said Debopriyo Moulik, a Supreme Court lawyer in independent practice, told Reuters.

“This is very similar to the approach adopted in foreign countries where fines are an alternative to facing trial,” Moulik said.

For the industrialists, the decision marks the closest India has come to resolving a scandal that has stretched from Mumbai to Abuja and into the offshore oil fields of West Africa.

Yet the brothers’ fortunes have never been brighter.

Far from the Indian courts that have hounded them since 2017, the Sandesaras have built one of Nigeria’s largest independent oil producers, turning a once-minor set of onshore licenses into a sprawling African energy empire delivering tens of thousands of barrels of crude a day.

Their success in Africa, combined with Nigeria’s persistent refusal to extradite them, has long frustrated Indian authorities and underscored how geopolitical and commercial interests have shielded the pair from consequences at home.

Nigeria, Africa’s top crude producer, has embraced the Sandesaras even as India brands them fugitives responsible for what investigators call “one of the largest economic scams in the country.”

Their flagship companies, Sterling Oil Exploration & Production Co. and Sterling Global Oil Resources Ltd, pump roughly 50,000 barrels of crude daily, according to a 2023 Bloomberg report, operating under contracts with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company.

The brothers’ rise in Nigeria accelerated after they pivoted away from India in the mid-2010s. What began almost 20 years earlier with two modest onshore licences in the Niger Delta matured into a vertically integrated drilling and crude-export business.

The Sandesaras transferred operations to Lagos, hired the former head of Nigeria’s petroleum regulator to oversee their expansion, and secured major state contracts that cemented their standing in the country’s energy sector.

Their companies now rank among Nigeria’s top oil exporters, and in 2019 the government said taxes and royalties paid by Sandesara-linked entities accounted for 2 percent of national revenue.

According to the Indian Times, their operations have also cleverly sidestepped the endemic sabotage of Nigeria’s pipeline network by shipping crude via barges to a floating offshore storage vessel. The approach has allowed them to keep exports steady even as peers disrupted by oil theft and militant activity scaled back.

Nigeria has also doubled down on the Sandesaras’ involvement in its future oil ambitions. Government officials last year announced the discovery of as many as 1 billion barrels of crude in the country’s arid northeast, part of a multi-billion-dollar hydrocarbons push that relies partly on drilling contractors connected to the brothers.

To New Delhi, the brothers are not pioneers but perpetrators of a sweeping financial fraud. Indian agencies allege the Sandesaras built their now-collapsed domestic conglomerate, Sterling Group, with the help of fabricated documents, inflated valuations, and an intricate network of shell structures designed to siphon overseas cash.

The brothers deny any wrongdoing and say they are victims of political persecution.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) claims the group owed more than 140 billion rupees ($1.7 billion) to state-owned lenders, including State Bank of India, Union Bank of India, and Bank of Baroda.

A 2019 charge sheet accused the family of channeling loan proceeds into offshore ventures, including their Nigerian oil operations.

The same banks later pursued the group abroad, winning two UK High Court rulings in 2018 and 2021 that ordered Sandesara-linked companies to repay nearly $60 million after defaulting on obligations related to the Sterling Oil business.

India also sought the brothers’ extradition from Nigeria. But in a blow to New Delhi’s efforts, Nigerian officials in 2018 refused to arrest them, saying India’s allegations “appeared to be political in nature,” according to correspondence published by the Organised Crime and Corruption Reporting Project and reviewed by Bloomberg.

The brothers subsequently applied for Nigerian citizenship, according to CBI filings.

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BREAKING: Tinubu scraps Niger Delta, sports ministries

by Folarin Kehinde October 23, 2024
written by Folarin Kehinde

President Bola Tinubu and the Federal Executive Council have announced the scrapping of the Niger Delta Ministry and the Ministry of Sports Development.

According to a tweet by the Special Adviser on Information and Strategy to the President, Bayo Onanuga, on Wednesday, the decision was reached during the FEC meeting held in Abuja on Tuesday.

The statement read, “President Tinubu and Federal Executive Council scrap Niger Delta Ministry and the Ministry of sports development.

“There will now be a ministry of regional development to oversee all the regional development commissions, such as Niger Delta Development Commission, North West Development Commission, South West Development Commission , North East Development Commission.”

He also said the responsibilities previously held by the Ministry of Sports Development will now be transferred to the National Sports Commission, which will take charge of sports-related activities in Nigeria.

“The National Sports Commission will take over the role of the Ministry of Sports,” he stated.

Additionally, the FEC approved the merger of the Ministry of Tourism with the Ministry of Culture and Creative Economy, creating a single entity.

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Tompolo Uncovers Over 58 illegal Crude Oil Bunkers

by Folarin Kehinde October 10, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

Over 58 tapping points used for stealing the nation’s crude oil has been discovered in Delta and Bayelsa states. The unlawful business of the oil bunkers was uncovered on Sunday by Tompolo and his officials.

This discovery was made by the EX-MILITANT Leader, Government Epkemupolo, also known as Alias Tompolo. He and his security officials had uncovered both 16 and 42 different tapping points used by the crude oil bunkers on the nation’s pipelines in delta and Bayelsa state, summing the total to 58 on Sunday.

Tompolo said, “As of today (Sunday), we have discovered over 58 points tapping points that oil bunkers have used in stealing crude oil from the nation’s pipelines in Delta and Bayelsa states.”

“In Delta, three major crude pipelines, including the trans-Escravos and Trans- Ramos lines have been tapped by oil bunkers.

“The tapping points that were traced on Friday were with the help of the Nigerian security, which was why inside the rain and everything, we could trace the lines

“We are doing the work together with the security agents; we are only providing intelligence for the security to assist to do the work. Therefore, everybody, NNPCL, and security agencies are working together in a very good spirit now.

This act made the bunkers exasperated with the leader of the defunct movement for the emancipation of the Niger delta (MEND)  for exposing their unlawful business, in the past few weeks, sent him and operatives his Tantita Security Services Limited, TSSL, threat messages.  

On the threat messages to his boys, he asserted, “As for threat messages, that is normal, even this morning, they sent messages to me, but I think it is something we can handle.”

 The ex-militant leader, who sounded optimistic they would soon curtail illegal oil bunkering, said, “With the way we are going now, we are getting cooperation from all the security agencies, both the ones in the state here and at the top. Therefore, by the grace of God, in no distant time, we will stop this largely.”

He said the company was not facing any major challenge, adding, “At a very point in time, we will always provide the intelligence and security people will come and do the work.”

On the barricading of creeks by oil bunkers with trees, he said: “That is the more reason we are involved, if we see any creek that is blocked with trees, we will bring in motor-saw people to cut it and we go inside.”

“Where the security people cannot even go, we will first go there and ask them to follow because we cannot do anything with the security people. In addition, with the way all of them are actually cooperating, we will achieve the desired result.

Tompolo also commended the effort of the military and the Nigerian national petroleum company limited for collaborating with him on the operation, promising to bring an end to the menace.

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FG Signs Million Dollar Pipeline Surveillance Deal With Wanted Tompolo

by Folarin Kehinde August 20, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

Government Ekpemupolo aka Tompolo the Former leader of the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), has renewed a multi-billion-naira pipeline surveillance contract with the Federal Government.

It was gathered that the government and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited signed the deal with Tompolo to end illegal bunkering, illegal refining and other forms of oil theft in the Niger Delta.

The figure and details of the contract could not be immediately confirmed officially as of press time, but a source close to Tompolo, who spoke in confidence, said the deal was worth over four billion naira monthly.

The source said the former MEND commander, known for his creek credibility, will monitor and oversee other surveillance contracts, contractors and their activities in the entire Niger Delta.

He said it was a similar role Tompolo played during the former administration of President Goodluck Jonathan when Diezani Alison-Madueke was the Minister of Petroleum.

“The government merely reviewed and restored his old contract.

“Before the cancellation of his contract, the arrangements he put in place tackled illegal bunkering and increased production quota to over two million barrels per day.

“But the new government cancelled the contract, declared him wanted and he was later exonerated of all wrongdoings.

They have realised the need to bring him back because currently, the country is losing over 500,000 barrels per day to illegal bunkering”, he said.

The source said the new deal was brokered by the Minister of State for Petroleum, Chief Timipre Sylva and some NNPC top officials including the Group Executive Director, Upstream, Adokiye Tombomelye.

He said NNPC as a new profit-making venture was determined to curb all illegal activities affecting its operations and making it run at a loss every month.

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FG orders NDDC to resume suspended scholarship scheme

by Folarin Kehinde August 1, 2022
written by Folarin Kehinde

The Minister of Niger Delta Affairs Umana Umana has ordered the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) to resume the commission’s scholarship scheme suspended some years ago.

It was gathered that Umana gave the directive during a two-day retreat for senior staff of the NDDC and the Niger Delta Ministry, which ended in Abuja at the weekend.

An official of the ministry, who spoke in confidence, said Umana vehemently kicked against suggestions to scrap the scheme and insisted that it would be sustained, expanded and reviewed to eliminate all forms of corruption in the system.

The source said Umana wanted a scholarship scheme that would be home driven with a special focus on Nigerian universities.

“The idea is to retain the scheme and make it home-based instead of the usual practice of sending beneficiaries abroad to study courses offered in Nigerian universities.

“Foreign scholarship scheme will not be totally removed. But it will be de-emphasised. Niger Delta students will no longer be sent abroad to study courses offered in Nigerian universities.

“The commission can only sponsor interested scholars overseas
to study only special courses that are not found in our universities. Therefore, Umana has ordered the commission to review and relaunch the scholarship scheme.”

The source said other far-reaching decisions were taken at the retreat to reposition the NDDC in harmony with the recommendations of the forensic audit report.

He said it was resolved that NDDC would henceforth streamline its projects against the current practice of awarding many jobs in one fiscal year.

“Henceforth, the NDDC will work closely with the National Assembly to ensure that projects are streamlined. Projects that had been completed would be inaugurated and the commission will also stop issuing emergency contracts”, he said.

He said there was also hope for the contractors, who had finished their jobs but had yet to receive their money as a decision was reached that the commission should focus on clearing its debts.

The source said: “It was also agreed the NDDC should cancel all projects that had been awarded but the contractors refused to mobilise to their sites. The money for such projects will now be used to complete other abandoned projects.

“The forensic audit report is being implemented in phases. The area that concerned the National Assembly had been sent to the lawmakers. The areas that concern the anti-graft agency have also been directed to them.

“A staff audit has also been ordered to ensure proper placement of workers and retirement of those directors due for retirement. The Niger Delta stakeholders should expect a new NDDC that responds to their yearnings under the current minister”, he said.

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Shell in-talks with Nigerian govt to sell stakes in Niger Delta’s oilfields

by Leading Reporters May 19, 2021
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Royal Dutch Shell is in talks with the Nigerian government to sell the Anglo-Dutch company’s stake in onshore oilfields, CEO Ben van Beurden said on Tuesday.

Shell, the operator of the West African country’s onshore oil and gas joint venture SPDC, has struggled for years with spills in the Niger Delta as a result of pipeline theft and sabotage as well as operational issues. The spills have led to costly repair operations and high-profile lawsuits.

Speaking at the company’s annual general meeting, CEO Ben van Beurden said that Shell can no longer be exposed to the risk of theft and sabotage.

“We cannot solve community problems in the Niger Delta, that’s for the Nigerian government perhaps to solve. We can do our best, but at some point in time, we also have to conclude that this is an exposure that doesn’t fit with our risk appetite anymore,” van Beurden said.

“We’ve drawn that conclusion, and we’re now talking to the Nigerian government on the way forward.”

Nigerian Oil Minister Timipre Sylva confirmed the government was in talks with Shell on how to divesting its onshore stakes.

The sides are considering transferring the stakes to SPDC or to another local company or selling it to a foreign company, Sylva said in a statement.

In February, a Dutch court held Shell’s Nigerian subsidiary responsible for multiple oil pipeline leaks in the Niger Delta and ordered it to pay unspecified damages to farmers, leading van Beurden to call its Nigerian onshore assets as a “headache”.

Last year Shell also lost a Nigerian high court case that could lead to $44 million in damages for spills.

Shell’s Nigerian onshore joint venture SPDC has sold about 50% of its oil assets over the past decade. Shell’s stake in SPDC gave it 156,000 barrels per day of oil equivalent in 2020, of which 66,000 barrels were oil.

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Call For Gov. Wike’s Resign: A Folly Taken Too Far

by Leading Reporters May 14, 2021
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I listened again, with shock, to one habitual ranter called Musa Sa’idu, popularly known as Musa Bobby, criticizing His Excellency, Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, as a leader who had not achieved anything, hence should resign.

By the way, the statement, aired on one of the FM Stations in Port Harcourt, came at a time its contents and undercurrents, were in sharp contrast to what everyone was seeing on ground, being put by His Excellency, now redefining what real term administrative skills, leadership capacity and political sagacity, combined entailed.

Let this unjust, reckless, superficial and supercilious ranter, be reminded that, by any standards, Governor Wike is an enviable performer.

This was attested to by no other than, the current Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Prof. Yemi Osibanjo, being also, a high level or prominent member of the opposition party, the APC, who first compellingly and publicly figured out that, the competitively laudable, performance of Wike, amongst all the thirty six Governors, in Infrastructural development terms.

This testimony ought to have restrained Musa from making his utterance questioning Wike’s performance.

Interestingly, the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, didn’t make that historic statement just like that, but clearly under the bewilderment he felt, while being conducted round sites of breathtaking infrastructural development projects, across Rivers State during a state visit.

Professor Osinbajo was quoted as saying, “I think he deserves the title of ‘Mr Projects’; he is in­deed ‘Mr Projects’. As we came in today, we had to visit some project sites”.

Of course, Musa Bobby, being an APC stelwart, should have seen the folly in such utterances before making them, by taking cue from the Vice President.

However, even in APC, there are figures who can’t see beyond their long nose. Musa must be more impressed by them, hence forms the habit of doing and saying things that are only in tune with these morbid elements.

Still, as a supposedly matured person, Musa should have been self-esteemed enough, to think twice before making such preposterous utterances, which now ridiculed him.

The unguarded utterances also exposed him as nothing but a lackey engaged in massaging ego of his low-rated masters, who can’t see anything good in Wike, his administration and progressive political style.

Little wonder are his recent utterances, to those familiar with his aimlessness.

To suggest that, Musa’s recent utterances, were part of APC’s anti-Wike script, the Party’s spokesperson of it’s Rivers State chapter, Chief Ogbonna Nwuke also faulted the Indefatigable Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike’s empathetic approach to infrastructural development.

To the APC, some projects ought not to be where they are sited and executed, invertently exposing their deep-seated socio-political and economic morbidity against people of Rivers State.

The stricture, also implies that they were not happy with these projects despite the fact that, they knew the projects were informed by pressing needs of them in the benefitting localities.

Needless to say, such reactions to Wike’s pragmatic approach to delivering dividends of democracy to cross-section of the public, frighteningly suggests that, APC could demolish such legacy projects, should people of Rivers State, risk electing its candidates in future elections, to pilot their affairs.

Musa Sa’id, is therefore only playing to the gallery, creating unnecessary enmity between him, and us, the hospitable people of Rivers, towards the Northern communities resident in the State.

His statement also may indicate the growing discomfort of criminal-minded people, who find the proactive attitude of the Wike towards security challenges in the state, which was actually caused by his lousy ruling Party’s controlled Federal Government, in handling the nation’s escalating security issues.

This is despite the fact that, over ninety percent of the positive impact of Wike’s proactive measures on security, is being felt or enjoyed, by the Northern communities.

Even the security personnel being targeted, are often peopled by men and officers, of northern extractions. One is sometimes impelled to ask Musa: is he being naive, or a justification that, he is not truly a Nigerian? Otherwise, his utterances are simply uncalled for.

Musa also fails to realize that, the utterances have never added any value to his own people, rather, they hurt the indigenes, and by implication exposing the northern communities to harmful socio-political complex.

Same Musa was on air few months ago, accusing respectable Northern elders on a mission to Niger Delta and the East, to strengthen the socio-cultural ties, between the North and the two geopolitical zones, under the leadership of Professor Ango Abdullahi, of fraud.

How disrespectful Musa has been, and mischievous, against people and interests of the Northern communities in not only Rivers State, but the entire South-south.

This clearly explains why all law-abiding members of the Northern communities in Rivers State, both distance themselves from him, and never take him serious in his impossible mission to be their leader.

His mission is nothing but subversive and dangerous, threatening the sustained cordial relationship between the South-south and the North.

Musa Bobby should grow up, to play politics of maturity and integration, which the nation’s founding fathers taught the two regions or Geopolitical zones.

Musa Sa’idu Bobby should be told that, his utterances on radio stations or made publicly through any media, are not in consonance with the mutual socio-political relationship between Rivers State people and Northern communities resident here.

As an indigene of Niger Delta, from Rivers State, I find Musa’s statements hateful, and so in sharp contrast to what I experience in my long term relationship with the Northern communities in Rivers State.

By, Alhaji AbdurRazaq Cline Diepriye.
Sole Administrator,Rivers State Muslim pilgrims Welfare Board.

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Governor Wike’s Arrogance and Meddlesomeness

by Leading Reporters March 25, 2021
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State Governors are the leaders of the federating units of the Federation. They are elected by their people and therefore answerable only to their people.

If a State Governor is not performing, it is left for his people to deal with it. It is not the business of another state to begin to tell us that a particular Governor is not doing well.

The States are independent and autonomous as long as they operate within the confines of their competencies or spheres of authority as delineated by the Constitution.
The Governors are not answerable to the Federal authorities as long as they operate within their confines of governmental powers prescribed by the Constitution.

The States are co-equal in everything. No one State is bigger than the other, no longer how big or populated or wealthier it is.

Rivers State is just a State as Cross River State. It may have oil wealth or more wealthier than Cross River State, but it is not more important than Cross River State.

I have concluded that some Governors from Rivers State always think that they can dictate who gets what and how in Cross River State.

You can imagine the meddlesomeness of Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State in the affairs of Cross River State. He talks down on our Governor in a very uncouth, disrespectful, and condescending manner unbecoming of a gentleman of his status.
It is not about Governor Ben Ayade; it is about our pride as a people.

When we were in Eastern Nigeria, we were never under the Rivers province’s thumb (present Bayelsa and Rivers State. The people of the then Calabar/Ogoja provinces (present Akwa Ibom and the Cross Rivers States) were indeed at the driving seat of the quest to create the Calabar Ogoja Rivers State from the defunct Eastern Region of Nigeria.

Our leaders were at the helm of the COR State Movement that culminated in the creation of the defunct South Eastern and the Rivers States, respectively, in 1967 out of Nigeria’s former Eastern Region. Leaders started everything about the beginning of the agitation to create the Calabar Ogoja Rivers State movement of Nigeria’s defunct Eastern region from the present Akwa Ibom and the Cross River States.
It all began on the floor of the Eastern Nigeria House of Assembly in Enugu. The Leader of Governor Busines (premier as they called). Under the 1951 Macpherson’s Constitution,) was Professor Eyo Ita. Then Dr. NNamdi Azikiwie lost his ambition to be the Leader of Busines in the defunct Western Region of Nigeria on the floor of the defunct Western Nigeria House of Assembly when all the NCNC members elected under the platform of the Party defected to join the Action Group party of Chief Obafemi Awolowo on alleged ethnic grounds because they did not want Dr. Azikiwe from Eastern Nigeria to be the Premier of Western Nigeria.

An angry Dr. Azikiwe left Western Nigeria to return to his home region, Eastern Nigeria. When he returned, NCNC leaders pressured Professor Eyo Ita to resign from his position as Leader of Government Business for Dr. Azikiwie to occur. This apparent insensitivity by the leadership of NCNC piqued legislators (leaders) from the then Calabar Ogoja and Rivers Provinces of the Eastern Region in the Eastern House of Assembly to resign en-mass from NCNC, to form their Party known as National Independent Party, under the leadership of Dr. Okoi Arikpo (SAN). They quickly aligned with Action Group to begin the agitation to create the Calabar Ogoja Rivers State Movement.

The leaders of the Calabar Ogoja Rivers Movement were Honourable Justice Udo Udoma (from Ikot Abasi, Akwa Ibom State), and Dr. Okoi Arikpo (SAN) (from Cross River State). Honorable Justice Udo Udoma was the President-General of the Movement (COR), while Dr. Okoi Arikpo (SAN) was the Secretary-General of the Calabar Ogoja Rivers State movement.

The other day the same Governor Wike was insulting and hurling abuses on Senator Godswill Akpabio, Honorable Minister of Niger Delta Affairs; today, it is Governor Ben Ayade. Governor Wike and politicians from Rivers State should stop insulting our leaders. Enough is enough. He should also desist from meddling in our affairs.

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