COMMUNITY REPORT
Brittania-U Dissociates Self From Ogulagha’s Crisis Report
The management of Brittania-U Nigeria Limited, an indigenous (Exploration & Production) oil company has dissociated itself from an online media report ascribed to its chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Mrs Catherine Uju Ifejika concerning the crisis in Ogulagha community in Delta state.
The oil firm said that at no time did its Chief Executive Officer granted a press interview with any reporters of BigPen Online concerning the crisis.
“We, therefore dissociates ourselves and the Chief Executive Officer of the company, Mrs Catherine Uju Ifejika from the said report as we don’t want to be involve or join as party to any crisis involving our host communities and urged the general public to disregard and discontinue the said report”, the terse statement read.
Editor’s Note:
PenTimes Communications Synergy Incorporated, publishers of BigPen Online hereby retract the report title “Brittania-U’s CEO Urges Residents Of Ogulagha To Sheath Their Sword” published on 26 August, 2018.
BigPen Online had no intention whatsoever to embarrass Brittania-U Nigeria Limited or her Chief Executive Officer, Barr. (Mrs) Catherine Uju Ifejika whom we holds in very high esteem.
We regret the usage of the said report which was sent in by a citizen journalist and retract it in its entirety.
Signed: Management
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