Lexy Mojo-Eyes, Nigerian Enterprenuer signs MOU with South Sudan Govt, lead a delegation of Investors, Billionaire to build maiden Oil Rifenery
*South Sudan is the youngest nation in the world, blessed with all natural resources including crude, oil, diamond, uranium
*BY GEORGE ELIJAH OTUMU/AMERICA Senior Investigative Editor
Breaking a new ground in his lists of accomplishments, LEXY MOJO-EYES, the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Legendary Gold Limited was invited by the presidency of South Sudan to help generate infrastructural development for the country for the purpose of the nation’s economy.
Making this revelation, Lexy said: “On the invitation of the government of South Sudan, I led a-9-man delegation to Juba where I signed an MOU with the government of South Sudan. This MOU will enable Legendary Gold Limited support the country in soft diplomacy and infrastructural development.
“In my delegation was a billionaire friend of mine who is into oil and gas will commence building a refinery in South Sudan soon. We will be taking more investors there soon.”
For the record, South Sudan is the youngest nation in the world and is blessed with al natural resources including crude, oil, diamond, uranium, and lots more.
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