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AGREEMENT FOR SUBLEASE

STATE  OF  TEXAS

COUNTY  OF  HARRIS

     THIS  AGREEMENT  FOR SUBLEASE (the "Agreement") made and entered into as of
the  1st  day  of  July , 1999 by and between Trinity Energy Resources, Inc., a
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Nevada  Corporation ("Subtenant"), and Aker Engineering, Inc., f/k/a Aker Omega,
Inc.  ("Tenant").  All  defined terms used herein shall have the same meaning as
set  out  in the Lease (hereinafter defined) unless the context clearly requires
otherwise.

                                   WITNESSETH:

     WHEREAS, by Lease entered into as of May 1, 1994, ("Lease") Tenant leased a
certain  premises  known  as Suite 300, Suite 390, Suite 1100, Suite 1200, Suite
1212,  and  Suite  1300 containing approximately 63,326 net rentable square feet
(hereinafter  collectively referred to as the "Original Leased Premises") in the
building  known  as  Kirkwood  Atrium  Office Park-3 (the "Building") located at
11757  Katy  Freeway  in  Houston,  Harris  County,  Texas  77079;  and,

     WHEREAS,  TENANT  entered  into  a  Modification of Lease Agreement ("First
Modification")  dated September 30, 1994, expanding the total Leased Premises by
5,748  net  rentable  square  feet (the "Additional Space" and together with the
Original  Leased  Premises,  the  "Lease  Premises");  and

     WHEREAS,  Tenant  entered  into  a  Second  Modification of Lease Agreement
("Second  Modification")  dated  April 4, 1997, relating to the Lease and Rider;
and

     WHEREAS,  Tenant  entered  into  a  Third  Modification  of Lease Agreement
("Third Modification') dated April 7, 1997, relating to the Lease and Rider; and

     WHEREAS,  Tenant  entered  into  a  Fourth  Modification of Lease Agreement
("Fourth  Modification")  dated  April  30,  1997,  relating to Tenant's signage
rights,  duties  and  obligations;  and

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     WHEREAS,  Tenant  entered  into  a  Fifth  Modification  of Lease Agreement
("Fifth Modification") dated June 9, 1997, expanding the total Lease Premises by
26,394  net  rentable  square  feet (the "Expansion Space" and together with the
Original  Leased  Premises  and the Additional Space, the "Lease Premises"); and

     WHEREAS,  TENANT  entered  into  a  Sixth  Modification  of Lease Agreement
("Sixth  Modification")  dated July 22, 1997, expanding the total Lease Premises
by  1,406  net  rentable  square  feet  (the  "Second  Expansion  Space");  and

     WHEREAS,  the  original  Leased Premises, Expansion Space, Second Expansion
Space  and  the  additional  space  shall  herein  be  referred to as the 'Lease
Premises";  and

     WHEREAS,  the  Lease,  First  Modification,  Second  Modification,  Third
Modification, Fourth Modification, Fifth Modification and Sixth  Modification is
attached  hereto  as Exhibit "A" and shall herein be referenced to as the "Lease
Agreement";  and

     WHEREAS,  Tenant  desires  to  lease  to Subtenant and Subtenant desires to
lease  from  Tenant,  upon  the  terms  and  conditions hereinafter set forth, a
portion  of  the  rentable  area  of  said  Leased  Premises.

     NOW,  THEREFORE, for and in consideration of the mutual covenants and other
good  and valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby
acknowledged,  the  parties  agree  as  follows:

1.   RENTABLEAREA. Tenant hereby leases to Subtenant and Subtenant hereby leases
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     from Tenant,  in its present  condition  without any change or  renovation,
     9,842  square  feet of net  rentable  area on the  14th  floor  ("Subleased
     Premises")  in the location  indicated  on Exhibit "B" attached  hereto and
     incorporated herein by reference for all purposes.

2.   Tenant shall be responsible for all costs  associated with  subdividing the
     Subleased  Premises from Tenants portion of the Leased  Premises.  Tenant's
     responsibility  shall be limited  to  constructing  a wall  where  shown on
     Exhibit 'B' to match the finishes of the Subleased Premises.

3.   TERM.  The  Sublease  of the  Subleased  Premises  evidenced  hereby  shall
     continue  for sixty  (60)  months  commencing  July 1, 1999 and  continuing
     through June 30, 2004, unless earlier terminated under the terms hereof.

4.   BASE  RENTAL.Subtenant  shall pay base rental ("Base Rental") in the amount
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     of $18.50 per net  rentable  square foot per year from July 1, 1999 through
     June 30, 2004. The Base Rental shall be due and payable in

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     monthly  installments  prior to the  first  day of each  month in an amount
     equal to  $15,173.08  per  month  commencing  July 1,  1999 and  continuing
     through June 30, 2004.

4.   BUILDING OPERATING EXPENSE.  Tenant and Subtenant do hereby agree that, for
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     the  purpose  of this  Agreement,  Subtenant's  base year when  determining
     Subtenant's  prorata share of the Building Operating Expense shall be based
     on the calendar  year 1999.  In accordance  therewith,  Subtenant  shall be
     responsible for its prorata share of the Building  Operating Expense which,
     in any one given  year,  exceeds  the Base  Operating  Expense for the base
     year.  Subtenants'  responsibility for the Building  Operating Expense,  if
     any,  shall be paid in the same  manner  to which  Tenant  is  responsible,
     pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Lease. For the purposes of this
     Agreement, Subtenants' proportionate share of such increase is agreed to be
     10.76 percent (10.76%) ("Subtenants Pro-Rata Share").

5.   USE OF PREMISES:
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     a.   Subtenant  shall  have the  right to use the  Subleased  Premises  for
          general office  application or other  pre-approved  purposes which are
          not  prohibited  by the terms of the Lease  Agreement or by applicable
          law.

     b.   With the Landlord's prior written  approval,  Subtenant shall have the
          right to make  cosmetic  improvements  to the  Subleased  Premises  in
          accordance  with the  Building  decor  to  maintain  a  proper  office
          decorum.

     c.   Subtenant  shall have the right to make physical  improvements  to the
          Subleased  Premises  but only to the extent  allowed  in Exhibit  "A".
          However, Subtenant may not utilize any Leasehold Improvement Allowance
          defined in Exhibit "A".

6.   SIGNAGE. Within Building Standards, Subtenant shall have the right to place
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     signage at the front door of the Subleased Premises and/or in the reception
     area.

7.   PARKING.  Subtenant shall be granted  thirty-four  (34) unreserved  parking
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     permits  and four (4)  reserved  parking  permits  from the  total  parking
     permits  allotted Tenant pursuant to Exhibit 'A' attached hereto and made a
     part hereof. Tenant shall abide by all of the parking rules and regulations
     as  provided  for in  Exhibit  "A"  and  should  utilize  such  permits  in
     accordance therewith.

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8.   DEFAULTS AND  REMEDIES.  If any default on the part of Subtenant  continues
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     beyond  the  expiration  of ten  (10)  days  following  written  notice  to
     Subtenant  thereof,  Tenant  may  at its  sole  discretion  terminate  this
     Agreement (by giving Subtenant written notice thereof. In addition,  Tenant
     may also  pursue  all legal  remedies  available  under  Texas law  against
     Subtenant  for any such  default.  In no event shall Tenant or Subtenant be
     liable to the other for any consequential or special damages.

9.   TENANTS'  CONTRACTUAL  SECURITY  INTEREST.  In  addition  to the  statutory
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     landlord's lien, Subtenant hereby grants to Tenant and Tenant shall have at
     all times,  a valid  security  interest to secure  payment of all Rents and
     other sums of money  becoming due hereunder from  Subtenant,  and to secure
     payment of any  damages  or loss  which  Tenant may suffer by reason of the
     breach by Subtenant  of any  covenant,  agreement  or  condition  contained
     herein, upon all goods, wares, equipment, fixtures, furniture, improvements
     and other personal property of Subtenant presently,  or which may hereafter
     be, situated on the Subleased  Premises,  and all proceeds  therefrom,  and
     such property shall not be removed  without the written  consent of Tenant.
     Tenant shall have the rights and  remedies of a secured  party as set forth
     in the Texas Uniform  Commercial  Code.  Upon the occurrence of an event of
     Default  by  Subtenant,  Tenant  may,  in  addition  to any other  remedies
     provided herein,  enter upon the Subleased  Premises and take possession of
     any and all goods, wares, equipment, fixtures, furniture,  improvements and
     other personal  property of Subtenant  situated on the Subleased  Premises,
     without  liability for trespass or conversion,  and sell the same at public
     or private sale,  with or without  having such property at the sale,  after
     giving Subtenant reasonable notice of the time and place of any public sale
     or of the time after  which any private  sale is to be made,  at which sale
     the Tenant or its assigns may purchase unless otherwise  prohibited by law.
     Unless  otherwise  provided by law,  and without  intending  to exclude any
     other manner of giving  Subtenant  reasonable  notice,  the  requirement of
     reasonable  notice  shall be met if such  notice  is  given  in the  manner
     prescribed  in this Lease at least  seven (7) days before the time of sale.
     Any sale made pursuant to the provision of the paragraph shall be deemed to
     have been at a public sale conducted in commercially  reasonable  manner if
     held on the  Subleased  Premises or where the property is located after the
     time,  place and method of sale and a general  description  of the types of
     property to be old have been advertised in a daily  newspaper  published in
     the county in which the property is located for five (5)  consecutive  days
     before the date of the sale. The proceeds from any such  disposition,  less
     any and all expenses  connected with the taking of possession,  holding and
     selling of the property  (including  reasonable  attorneys'  fees and legal
     expenses), shall be applied as a credit against the indebtedness secured by
     the security interest granted in this paragraph. Any surplus shall be

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     paid to Subtenant or as otherwise  required by law; the Subtenant shall pay
     any  deficiencies  forthwith.  Upon request by Tenant,  Subtenant agrees to
     execute and deliver to Tenant a financing  statement in form  sufficient to
     perfect the security interest of Tenant in the aforementioned  property and
     proceeds  thereof  under the provision of the Uniform  Commercial  Code (or
     corresponding state statute or statutes) in force in the State in which the
     property is located, as well as any other state laws of which Tenant may at
     any time  consider  to be  applicable.  Tenant and  Subtenant  agree that a
     carbon,  photographic or other reproduction of this Lease is sufficient as,
     and may be filed as, a financing statement.

10.  TENANTS'   REPRESENTATIONS.   Tenant  hereby  represents  and  warrants  to
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     Subtenant  that (a)  there  presently  exists  no  default  under the Lease
     Agreement of which Tenant has given or received notice; and (b) to the full
     extent required by the Lease Agreement,  Tenant has obtained the consent of
     Landlord to this Agreement and to the Sublease evidenced hereby.

11.  TENANTS'  COVENANTS.  Tenant hereby  covenants and agrees (a) to provide to
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     Subtenant  copies  of any  notices  of  default,  correspondence  or  other
     writings to and from  Landlord and Tenant  relating to the Lease  Agreement
     which affect or could affect Subtenant's tenancy of the Subleased Premises;
     and (b) that it shall  not amend or  terminate  the  Lease  Agreement  in a
     manner that  changes the terms and  conditions  of this  Agreement  without
     Subtenant's written consent.

12.  SUBTENANTS' COVENANTS. Subtenant hereby acknowledges that this Agreement is
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     subject to the terms and conditions of the Lease Agreement (attached hereto
     and made a part  hereof as  Exhibit  "A") as same now exists or as same may
     hereafter  be amended,  and  covenants  and agrees to be bound by the terms
     thereof.  Further,  Subtenant hereby covenants and agrees to timely pay all
     amounts  and  timely  perform  all  covenants  called  for  under the Lease
     Agreement  (as it relates  to the  Sublease  Premises),  so as not to be in
     default thereunder.

13.  ATTORNEYS' FEES. In the event it becomes  necessary for either party hereto
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     to bring an action for enforcement of any rights under this Agreement,  the
     prevailing party shall be entitled to recover from the non-prevailing party
     costs of suit and reasonable attorneys' fees.

14.  MISCELLANEOUS.  This  Agreement  shall be binding  upon  respective  heirs,
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     personal representatives, successors and assigns of the parties hereto, and
     may not be modified except in written  instrument signed by both Tenant and
     Subtenant.  This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance
     with the laws of the State of Texas.  Paragraphs  and their  headings  have
     been included for ease of reference only and shall not in

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     any way limit or  otherwise  affect the terms and  provisions  hereof.  Any
     notices required or permitted hereunder shall be in writing, shall be given
     to the parties at their  respective  addresses  set out in Section  (15) of
     this Agreement  (unless either party gives written notice to the other of a
     change of address) and shall be deemed given when actually  received by the
     party to whom notice is given. This Agreement is being executed in multiple
     originals,  each of which shall be deemed an original but all of which when
     taken together shall constitute but one instrument.

     Subtenant and Tenant do hereby  expressly  agree that  Subtenant  shall not
     covenant and Tenant has not assigned to Subtenant  any options for renewal,
     expansion, or otherwise, except as specifically stated herein.

     Subtenant hereby  expressly  agrees not to sublease,  assign or hypothecate
     this Agreement without the express prior written consent of Tenant.

15.  HEATING AND AIR  CONDITIONING.  Upon written  request by Subtenant,  Tenant
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     agrees to notify  Landlord of Subtenant's  desire to have air  conditioning
     and heating  provided for the Sublease  Premises beyond the hours set forth
     in the  Lease.  Subtenant  agrees  that it will be liable for all costs and
     expenses, if any, incurred by Tenant in connection with such services.

16.  NOTICE.  Any statement,  notice or communication  that Tenant and Subtenant
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     may desire or be  required  to give to the other  shall be in  writing  and
     shall be deemed properly given if mailed United States Post Service,  first
     class, postage paid, to the following respective addressees:

     Tenant:        Aker  Engineering,  Inc.
                    11700  Old  Katy  Road,  Suite  150
                    Houston,  Texas  77079
                    Attn:     Gunnar  Nordsletten

     Subtenant:     Trinity  Energy  Resources,  Inc.
                    11757  Katy  Freeway,  Suite  1430
                    Houston,  Texas  77079
                    Attn:  Michael  Wallace

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IN  WITNESS WHEREOF, Tenant and Subtenant have executed this Agreement effective
as  of  the  date  first  hereinabove  stated.

SUBTENANT:

     TRINITY  ENERGY  RESOURCES,  INC.

     BY:        T.  C.  O'Dell  (HAND  WRITTEN)
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     NAME:      T.  C.  O'Dell  (HAND  WRITTEN)
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     TITLE:          Chairman  &  CEO  (HAND  WRITTEN)
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     TENANT:

     AKER  ENGINEERING, INC.,  F/K/A  AKER OMEGA, INC.

     BY:     Gunnar  Nordsletten  (HAND  WRITTEN)
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     NAME:   GUNNAR  NORDSLETTEN
     TITLE:  CONTROLLER

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<PAGE>TRINITY ENERGY RESOURCES, INC.

                                    AGREEMENT

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This  Agreement,  made  and entered into and becoming effective this ____ day of
December  1999,  by  and  between  Trinity  Energy Resources, Inc., with offices
located  at  11757  Katy  Freeway,  Suite 1430, Houston, Texas, USA, hereinafter
referred  to  as  "Assignor",  and  Cliveden Petroleum Co. Ltd. (Cliveden), with
offices  located  at  17  XXXI  Decembre,  Geneva 1207, Switzerland, hereinafter
referred  to  as  "Assignee",  sets for the terms and conditions under which the
Assignors  have agreed to transfer and convey to Assignee all interest in and to
the  rights  held  by  the Assignor under the Convention established between the
Assignors  and  the  Republic  of  Chad,  as  provided  in  Exhibit  'A'  (the
"Convention").  This  Convention  allows  for  exploration and development in an
approximate  108  million  acre  concession, confined by three work areas in the
northern, west-central and southern regions of the Republic of Chad, as provided
in  Exhibit  "B".  All references to monetary exchanges in this Agreement relate
to  the  currency  of  the  United  States  of  America.

                                   WITNESSETH

                                       I.

Assignor  represents  that pursuant to said Convention and the Permit "H" issued
thereunder, Assignor retains rights to a minimum of seventy percent (70%) of the
working  interest  in  said  Convention,  up to a maximum of one hundred percent
(100%) working interest, dependent upon the Government of the Republic of Chad's
acceptance  or  rejection  of  the  royalty provisions in that certain agreement
dated  November  15,  1998  between  Carlton  Energy Group ("Carlton"), Oriental
Energy  Resources,  Limited "(Oriental") and Assignor.  In any event, regardless
of the working interest percentage, Assignor is currently designated as Operator
of  the  Convention.

                                       II.

                         ASSIGNMENT OF WORKING INTEREST

For  good  and  valuable  consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is
hereby  acknowledged,  Assignor  agrees  to assign, and does hereby transfer and
assign  to  Assignee,  or  its nominee, subject to any requisite approval of the
Minister  of  Mines  and  Energy  of the Republic of Chad, all of its rights and
interest  in  and  to  the  Convention,  including  the  right of Assignor to be
designated  as  Operator of the convention (the "Assignment"); subject, however,
to  the reservation and retention by Assignor of a working interest after Payout
(as  hereinafter  defined)  equal  to  five  percent  (5%)  of the total working
interest  or  any  other  interest then held and retained by Assignee, including
cash  or  property  received  by Assignee following recovery of all direct costs
heretofore or hereafter incurred by Assignee.  Assignor shall assign to Assignee

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all  data, technical information, maps, know-how, rights, contracts, claims, and
other  assets  and  property,  tangible  or intangible, of Assignor or under its
possession  or  control  related  to,  used  or  useful  in  connection with the
Convention.  "Payout"  shall  mean the recovery from sales of production, net of
royalties,  all  severance taxes, production taxes, and similar burdens, and all
costs heretofore or hereafter incurred by Assignee, including third-party costs,
with  respect  to  the  Convention  and  production  therefrom.

                                      III.

                             PERFORMANCE OBLIGATIONS

In  consideration  of  the  Assignment,  Assignee  agrees  to  the  following:

     -    Assignee  shall assume and pay or arrange for payment and  fulfillment
          of all obligations of Assignor under the Convention, including without
          limitation (i) an acreage rental payment in the approximate  amount of
          four hundred forty  thousand  dollars  ($440,000) due January 1, 2000,
          and  annually  thereafter,  (ii)  infrastructure  development  in  the
          Republic of Chad  ("Chad")  requiring a five hundred  thousand  dollar
          ($500,000)  commitment  due on or  before  June 30,  2000,  and  (iii)
          training of Chadian officials, gathering, processing, and interpreting
          geological  and  geophysical  data,  reporting  requirements  and  the
          drilling of  exploratory  wells,  all at an estimated cost in excess o
          twenty-six  million  dollars  ($26,000,000)  over the initial five (5)
          year exploration period of the Convention.

     -    Assignee shall accept this Assignment subject to, but without recourse
          to Assignee for, all costs  incurred by Assignor to date in the workup
          and  presentation  of  the  project,  including  past  acreage  rental
          payments,  startup  and  continuing  operations  of the Chad Office of
          Assignor,  currently  located in N'Djamena,  Chad (the "Chad Office"),
          all properly  attributed  costs associated with Assignor's home office
          efforts in the forwarding of concession  assets,  and other such costs
          which relate to the  protection of the  concession,  which the parties
          agree is in the aggregate  amount of one million five hundred thousand
          dollars  ($1,500,000) (the "Assignor Costs"). The Assignor Costs shall
          be paid  and  reimbursed  to  Assignor  only out of net  proceeds  and
          receipts by Assignee or to its interest from development,  assignment,
          farmout, or other exploitation of the Convention ("Assignee Proceeds")
          in pari passu with  recovery by Assignee  of its direct  expenses  and
          costs incurred in connection  with the Convention,  including  amounts
          paid with respect to the  Oriental  Obligation  hereinafter  described
          ("Assignee Costs").  Assignee shall, no less frequently than annually,
          provide  Assignor with an accounting  and report of the Assignee Costs
          and any Assignee Proceeds.

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     -    Assignee agrees to the immediate conversion of the previously provided
          amount  of  three  hundred  and  fifty  thousand  dollars  ($350,000),
          together with accrued interest thereon, as more fully described in the
          Agreement  between  the  parties  dated May 5,  1999,  into  shares of
          preferred  stock  of  Assignor  which  bears a  preferred,  cumulative
          dividend and liquidation preference, price per share, conversion rate,
          mandatory  redemption  and other terms no less favorable than the most
          favorable terms now or heretofore  offered by Assignor.  Assignor will
          be relieved  of any and all  obligations  associated  with the loan by
          Assignee to Assignor in the amount of three  hundred and fifty dollars
          ($350,000),  pursuant to that certain  agreement  between Assignor and
          Assignee  dated May 5, 1999, and Assignee shall release all collateral
          securing its loan.

     -    Assignee  assumes  all  liability   associated  with  outstanding  and
          unresolved  claims  against  Assignor made by Oriental  related to the
          "Sunk Costs" as defined in the agreement amount Oriental, Carlton, and
          Assignor  dated  November  15,  1998,  up to a maximum of two  million
          dollars  ($2,000,000)  (the Oriental  Obligation"),  conditioned  upon
          Oriental's   production   of   all   appropriate   documentation   and
          substantiation of expenses  acceptable to Assignee.  As a condition to
          such assumption of liability by Assignee,  Assignor agrees to continue
          its legal efforts to recover three hundred and forty thousand  dollars
          ($340,000)  previously  provided to Alhaji Indimi intended for payment
          of the Chad surface rental in 1999.  Should  Assignor be successful in
          recovering  any or all  of the  said  funds,  such  recovery  will  be
          retained by Assignor and credited against the Oriental Obligation.

     -    Assignee  agrees to reimburse  Assignor for immediate  future billings
          anticipated as a result of seismic and geologic data copying  underway
          at Exxon  headquarters,  as provided in the relinquishment of data per
          demand of the Republic of Chad.  The invoiced  costs  associated  with
          this data  reproduction  and  transfer  activities  is fifty  thousand
          dollars ($50,000), due and payable upon receipt of said data. All such
          information  and data shall be  promptly  assigned  and  delivered  to
          Assignee.  Assignor may, at its option and expense, make a copy of the
          tapes,  support   information,   logs,  core  studies,  and  all  such
          information  transferred  by  Exxon to  Assignor  for the  benefit  of
          Assignor.

     -    Effective as of the date hereof,  Assignee  agrees to assume all costs
          associated  with  ongoing  operations  of the Chad  Office  previously
          established by Assignor. Current minimum staffing and support services
          amount to  approximately  twenty-six  thousand  dollars  ($26,000) per
          month.  Details related to wire transfer advice and timing of payments
          will be made available by Assignor upon execution of this Agreement.

Assignor shall indemnify and hold Assignee harmless from and with respect to any
liabilities,  obligations  or  claims,  by  or  through Assignor, other than the
liabilities, obligations, and claims expressly assumed by Assignee or to be paid
to  Assignor  pursuant  to  this  Agreement.

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                                       IV.

                                   CONDITIONS

     -    The government of Chad shall have approved the Assignment, if required
          by the Convention.

     -    Assignor  shall have made  arrangements  with Carlton to be discharged
          from the obligation to pay a five hundred  thousand dollar  ($500,000)
          success fee to Carlton related to the acquisition of the Convention by
          Assignor.

                                       V.

                                   OPERATIONS

Prior  to  commencement  of operations on the acreage covered by the Concession,
Assignor,  Assignee,  Carlton,  and Oriental will make all reasonable efforts to
execute  a  Joint  Operating  Agreement  (JOA)  among  parties  with Assignee as
Operator.  Until  such  time  as  a  comprehensive  JOA  has  been signed by all
parties,  an  Operating Committee shall be established by Assignee with at least
one  (1)  representative  from  Assignor  that  shall meet on a monthly basis to
establish  concession strategies for dealing with obligations of the Convention.

                                       VI.

                                 APPLICABLE LAW

This  Agreement  is  made  subject  to  and shall be governed by and enforced in
accordance  with  the  laws of the State of Texas and applicable federal laws of
the United States.  This Agreement is fully enforceable in Harris County, Texas.

                                      VII.

                             SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS

The  terms  of this Agreement shall inure to the benefit of, and be binding upon
the  parties  hereto,  their  successors,  assigns,  and  legal representatives.

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                                      VIII.

                               PREVIOUS AGREEMENTS

It  is  agreed  that  the  terms  of  this Agreement are final and supercede any
previous  agreement  between  the parties.  No other representations made by and
between  the  parties respecting the subject matter hereof are contained in this
Agreement.  However,  the  parties agree to execute such other instruments which
may be necessary to carry out or make effective the terms and conditions of this
Agreement.

                                       IX.

                              TERM OF THE AGREEMENT

This  Agreement  shall remain in full force and effect so long as the Convention
is in effect, whether by virtue of the exploration phase of the Convention or in
the  development  or  production  phase  of  the  Convention.

                                       X.

                                     NOTICES

Notices  required  by this Agreement shall be written and delivered by certified
U.S.  Mail,  other  typical  couriers,  or  by  telegram  to  the parties at the
addresses  set  forth  on  page one of this Agreement, or at such address as the
parties  subsequently designate in writing.  Such notice shall be effective when
received  either  by  the  addressee,  by  a  duly  noted  representative of the
addressee, or if no one is so appointed, then when corporate receipt is verified
by  typical  delivery  services.

In  addition  to  any other notice permitted or required to be given pursuant to
this  Agreement,  Assignee  shall give at least ninety (90) days prior notice to
Assignor in the event that Assignee shall determine to abandon or relinquish its
interest  in  the  Convention  or  withdraw  as  a  member of participant in the
Convention,  and  Assignor  shall have opportunity during such period to make an
offer or proposal to Assignee for acquisition of such interest prior to any such
withdrawal,  abandonment or relinquishment; provided that (i) Assignee shall not
have any notice obligation hereunder with respect to any contemplated assignment
or  other  disposition  of  its  interest  for  value  or in connection with any
commercial  transaction,  (ii)  Assignee  shall have no obligation to accept any
proposal  by  Assignor,  and (iii) this provision does not entitle Assignor to a
right of first refusal or other preemptive right with respect to any interest of
Assignee  in  the  Convention.  This  provision is personal between Assignor and
Assignee,  is not binding upon the assigns of Assignee, and does not run with or
otherwise  burden  the  interest  of  Assignee  in  the  Convention.

                                     -5-
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                                       XI.

                                   ARBITRATION

All  claims,  disputes  or  controversies  arising out of, or in relation to the
interpretation, application or enforcement of this Agreement shall be decided by
resort  of  either  party  to  arbitration  in  accordance with the Rules of the
American  Arbitration  Association.  The  arbitration  shall  be  held in Harris
County,  Texas.  The  proceedings  will  be  held  by  a  panel  of  three  (3)
arbitrators,  with  each party having the right to select one (1) arbitrator and
with the third arbitrator being selected by the two (2) arbitrators appointed by
the  parties.  The decision of the panel shall be final, binding and enforceable
in  any  court  of  competent  jurisdiction.  The  arbitration  panel  may award
attorney's  fees,  costs  and  expenses  to  the  prevailing  party.

                                      XII.

                           AMENDMENTS TO BE IN WRITING

No  amendments or changes to this Agreement shall be valid unless in writing and
signed  by  both  parties.

                                      XIII.

                           ENFORCEABILITY OF AGREEMENT

Should  a  court  of  competent  jurisdiction  or  an arbitration panel hold any
provision  of  this  Agreement to be unenforceable, invalid or illegal, then the
Agreement shall be interpreted, construed and enforced as if such unenforceable,
invalid  or  illegal  provision  were  not  contained  herein.

Accepted  and  Agreed  by:

Trinity  Energy  Resources,  Inc.            Cliveden  Petroleum  Co.  Ltd.

     (SIGNED)                                   (SIGNED)
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T.  C.  O'Dell                               Paul  E.  Vickery
Chief  Executive  Officer                    President

Attest:

     (SIGNED)
-------------------------------------
John  W.  Mahoney,  Secretary

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