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The Bomono Permit is made up of Blocks OLHP-1 and OLHP-2 and extends approximately 2,328 sq km into the Douala/Kribi Campo Basin.
The Bomono Permit, which contains numerous active oil seeps, has not been actively explored since the 1980’s. The last wells, which were drilled in the 1950s proved gas and condensate in the Permit.
Bowleven also reported that it has received formal confirmation from the government of
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