Acquisition of Oil and Gas Properties in Kansas...

NOSTRA TERRA OIL AND GAS COMPANY PLC
                            ("NTOG" or the "Company")

              Acquisition of Oil and Gas Properties in Kansas, USA

15 July 2009

NTOG  is  pleased  to  announce  that on 13  July  it  entered  into  definitive
agreements  with Hewitt Petroleum, Inc. ("HPI") for the purchase and exploration
of  three  properties in Kansas, USA for an initial consideration of  US$235,000
which has been paid in cash with US$25,000 of the balance due within 60 days  of
execution of definitive agreements ("Execution"), US$275,000 within 90  days  of
Execution and US$100,000 to be satisfied by the assignment by Mr Lofgran to  HPI
of  his working interest in another property known as the Perth field where  HPI
is also a partner.

The  acquisitions and development plans fit within NTOG's new strategy announced
on 30 June 2009 in which it looks to acquire assets in the USA to diversify from
Ukraine  into  areas of low political risk, while acquiring  properties  of  low
geological  risk  with significant undeveloped reserves, with  an  objective  of
developing a stable, and steady cash flow.

NTOG's  newly appointed CEO Matt Lofgran commented: "This is a critical  turning
point  for NTOG and its shareholders.  The properties we have acquired  and  are
seeking  to  acquire  have  existing production,  but  more  importantly  proven
reserves, which provide the opportunity for significant upside.  In addition  we
have  partnered with Hewitt Petroleum Inc, a proven operator and expert in these
given  fields.   We  are  very  excited about  the  quality  of  properties  and
relationships we are bringing to NTOG."


The properties acquired are as set out below:

Koelsch Field

A  50  per  cent  working interest in two production wells and  one  salt  water
disposal  well  in  the Koelsch Field, located in Russell County,  Kansas.   The
working interest is subject to an over burden of not more than 22 per cent.  HPI
has  undertaken  to  deliver a recordable assignment  of  the  assigned  working
interest within 90 days of Execution failing which a US$60,000 advance shall  be
repaid to NTOG.  In the event the leases and wellbore are acquired the estimated
costs  for  the  deepening  and reworking of the two production  wells  and  the
development  cost  for  the  reworking of  the  Salt  Water  Disposal  Well  are
US$231,000  to  be  met by NTOG which will receive 75% net  revenues  until  its
actual costs have been repaid and thereafter 50%;

Hoffman Field

A  25  per  cent  working interest in five production wells (of  which  two  are
plugged)  and  one  salt water disposal well in the Hoffman  Field,  located  in
Barton  and Russell County, Kansas.  The working interest is subject to an  over
burden  of  not more than 22 per cent.  US$125,000 cash has been  paid  for  the
assignment of the working interest, with the balance of US$275,000 due within 90
days  of Execution.  The estimated costs for the deepening and reworking of  the
five  production wells and the development cost for the reworking  of  the  Salt
Water  Disposal Well are US$1,350,000 of which 25 per cent is to be met by NTOG.
If  revenue is generated from production on the project prior to NTOG completely
paying for their interest then the revenue shall be adjusted on a prorate  basis
for the amount that NTOG has actually paid; and

Bloom Field

A  50  per  cent  working interest in nine production wells and two  salt  water
disposal  wells  in  the Bloom field, located in Russell  County,  Kansas.   The
working  interest  is subject to an over burden of not more than  22  per  cent.
US$50,000  cash  has been paid for the assignment of the working interest,  with
US$25,000  of  the  balance  due  within 60 days  of  Execution  and  a  further
US$150,000 within 90 days.  The remaining US$100,000 is being satisfied  by  the
assignment  by  Mr  Lofgran to HPI of his working interest in  another  property
known  as  the  Perth  field where HPI is also a partner.  NTOG  shall  have  no
obligations owed to Mr. Lofgran in compensation of the transfer of his asset  to
HPI.  The estimated costs for the deepening and reworking of the nine production
wells  and the development cost for the reworking of the two Salt Water Disposal
Wells  are  between US$1,820,000 and US$2,550,000 to be met by NTOG  which  will
receive  75%  net  revenues until its actual costs have been repaid,  thereafter
50%.

Under the agreements between NTOG and HPI, in the event that either party elects
not  to  participate in the drilling, deepening, reworking or completion attempt
on  an  additional  well,  such  party will  be  deemed  to  have  released  and
relinquished  to the other participating party or parties all its  right,  title
and  interest  in  and to that well and the participating party  shall  own  the
relinquished interest free and clear of all obligations to the non-participating
party.


APPL 82 revised joint operating agreements have been executed in respect of  all
three  leases  between NTOG and HPI (as non-operators) and Hewitt Energy  Group,
Inc (as Operator).

Further  announcements on progress at the properties will be made in due  course
and are available automatically by email to those who register at www.ntog.co.uk
.

For further information contact:

Nostra Terra Oil and Gas Company plc
Matt Lofgran, CEO   [e-mail]
Tel: [phone]

Blomfield Corporate Finance Ltd Tel: [phone]
Alan MacKenzie/Peter Trevelyan-Clark/Ben Jeynes

Alexander David Securities Ltd Tel: [phone]
David Scott/Jon Levinson

ENDS