Shell Files Charges Against Former Employee

Thursday, March 29, 2018

Shell revealed that it has filed a criminal complaint against a former employee in connection with suspected bribes in the 2011 sale of a Nigerian onshore oilfield. Shell says the suspected criminal activity is related to the sale process for OML 42.

Shell’s internal investigation carried out in recent months revealed that kickbacks may have been paid to a Seychelles-listed company owned by the former employee in the sale of OML 42, Reuters reported.

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