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Exxon Mobil Reacts to Report of an Alleged Rape of a Minor by One of its Staff (Read)

Posted by Lolade on Wed 13th Jan, 2016 - tori.ng

Following the report published yesterday of an Exxon Mobil staff who reportedly defiled a 14-year old girl, the oil company has released a statement.

A day after the a report was published detailing how a senior staff of Exxon Mobil allegedly raped a 14 year old girl, the oil giant has released an official response.

Read the official response from the company below...

Mobil Producing Nigeria, MPN, operator of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC/MPN Joint Venture, confirms that Nigerian police authorities on January 11, 2016 notified it of an alleged case of defilement brought against one of our personnel.

MPN promptly notified the employee of the police invitation and advised he makes himself available to the authorities as requested.

We understand he is already co-operating with the Police.

MPN has the highest regards for the law and has offered assurances of our full support with investigations if required, to police authorities.