Eagle Oil Holding Company Announces Resignation of Brian Wilmot, CEO

Reno, July 16,
2013 -- Eagle Oil Holding Company (Trading Symbol: EGOH) announced
the resignation of its President/CEO, Brian Wilmot, and the appointment of a
new director, Connie Helwig, a former executive of the company.

Ms Helwig will
become the new CEO effectively immediately. Brian Wilmot states the following,
?Although we were engaged in efforts to achieve profitability for the
Company, it was not going to occur soon enough to maintain viability in the
market. After careful consideration and discussions, Eagle Oil Holding
Company determined the best way to advance shareholder value was with a
new management team that brought new possibilities. Ms. Helwig has
additional plans to expand the Company into new oil fields.?

Ms. Helwig states the
following,"As a condition of my appointment as the only director, I have
vended in a lease located in Venango County, Pennsylvania. This asset will be
developed by the company in an effort to enhance shareholder value. In the
short term, I will be revamping the company's website with new contact
information and with a goal of making it more reflective of the company's
current asset and focus. I have also hired a consultant to assist me in all corporate
affairs including, but not limited to, debt settlements and the lease
development. Furthermore, I will be withdrawing my lawsuit against
the Company."

Further details of the expansion and other plans will be forthcoming in
future news releases. New contact information will be provided shortly.

Forward- Looking
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