Press Release

May 24th, 2010:

Today May 24, 2010, we are announcing the development of the Casing Technology which was a successful. The current application involves a process of shielding oil pipe-lines from vandalism by using Casing Technology. The Casing Technology is the process of using metal properties to absorb and convert mechanical friction into electrical discharge. The ultimate result is that any electric motor/ metal –based (Power Saw and Power File) appliance applied to cut through the Casing Technology would create mechanical friction causing electrical discharge of 2 million volts per second which will burn out the motor of the appliances by jamming the blades at the speed of sound. Furthermore, should a manual saw be applied to the Casing Technology, the blade of the device will lock and bend instantly, resulting to demobilization of the individual attempting the cutting. A prototype testing of the application showed that rifle bullets from an AK 47 applied from a distance of ten yards, could not penetrate (nor even make a measurable dent) the application.

Reverse Engineering: Furthermore, the application will reverse the oil current from the point of attack making it hard for oil spillage and profiting from oil piracy. Assuming the oil current (direction) flows from south to north and the pipe line is under attack some where in between, the oil current will reverse direction (reverse engineering) at the area under attack and flow back south and the current that has passed the area under attack will continue north.

The application is made for surface, underground, and under water pipe lines installations. It requires electricity to maintain maximum security and in the absence of electricity, it will take 148 hours to penetrate through the application before reaching the pipe-lines.

By Caius E Egbufoama

Chairman/ CEO

May 15th, 2008:

Today, May 15th, 2008, we are announcing that Whaste Technology, Inc. (WTI) has generically created new micro-organisms and enzymes that convert water molecule into solid compounds. The lab work and pilot plant operations were very successful and showed that the enzymes help the micro-organisms to reproduce at about fifty (50) parts per billion in the presence of oxygen and room temperature. This latest technology provides WTI the tools to convert liquid organic waste to solid compounds which can be converted to alternative fuel products.

The major advantages of the technology are; (1) it will eliminate the treatment of waste water and the discharge of waste water into the water ways; (2) it will eliminate nitrogen gases and pathogens associated with waste water from entering into the water ways; (3) most importantly, it will restore the Eco-System, the environment, and energy conservation

Caius E. Egbufoama

Chairman/CEO