Wolf Pt Linked to Canadian Oil-Sands: Montana's Governor Proposes Oil Refinery in Heart of NAEG Operations.

FOREST HILLS, N.Y. -- Native American Energy Group, Inc. (the "Company" or "NAEG") (OTC Pink Sheets: NVMG), a publicly traded, independent energy company operating out of Wolf Point on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Northeast Montana, reports today on some enthralling news from the Governor's office. The Schweitzer administration has named Wolf Point as one of seven Montana towns that might welcome an industrial-sized refinery for the purpose of processing crude oil from Canada's mega-field, oil sand development. Describing the administration's plan is an article entitled, "Governor gauging interest in new refineries," by The Gazette State Bureau that can be viewed at the following link: http://www.billingsgazette.net/articles/2006/09/08/news/state/30- refineries.txt

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To Native American Energy Group, Inc. that had set up its infrastructure on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation two years ago, the strategic direction taken by the state to increase industry and vitality with the addition of a new oil refinery at Wolf Point, an area that is already the trade center for Northeast Montana, can mean several things... greater energy development to the area in which the Company operates its energy business, evolving opportunity, along with an expanding local economy, provided that there is acceptance of the change, which is crucial. The Fort Peck Tribes play a large role in the decisions and the economy of Wolf Point.

The breadth, pace, and extent to which Montana will expand its electricity and oil & gas capacities are of primary interest to Dirs., Joseph D'Arrigo and Raj Nanvaan of the Native American Energy Group as co-founders of NAEG and currently CEO and CFO, respectively. In January of this year they met with several members of Governor Schweitzer's administration regarding the administration's energy plans, and they presented the Company's own energy-development agenda before the State Tribal Affairs Committee at a televised meeting of the State/Tribal Relations Interim Legislative Committee. NAEG is committed to strengthening Native American communities in tune with their own goals and needs by (1) maximizing oil & gas production on tribal lands through enhanced oil recovery techniques; and (2) by the implementation of renewable-energy resource solutions; (3) by building energy-efficient, affordable housing; and (4) by offering education, training & jobs to qualified individuals from among the reservations.

NAEG acknowledges with gratitude CBS NEWS for its live coverage of the event and for carrying the following NAEG feature story to its viewers. Interested parties can view the CBS News clip at the following link: http://www.nativeamericanenergy.com/naegcbsnews.zip

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CEO Joseph D'Arrigo stated, "I've truly benefited from the discussions that took place earlier this year regarding the administration's long-term economic and energy policy, and our own. I am sure NAEG can be considered a valued partner to these energy-development initiatives of the Governor and his administration that are aimed at bring prosperity to the various areas in which we operate. While NAEG's success is not contingent upon the addition of a refinery, in and of itself, the implication is more so a case of our Company being part of the evolving opportunities that arise here, and that we are helping to bring about as a company to this area, and to the tribal communities and, of course, this includes receiving our due of recognition for same. We have worked hard to achieve a strong presence in Fort Peck, while exhibiting steady growth by doing what we said we would do. I am reminded of George Bush, Sr. who was up through here gathering oil & natural gas leases when he was younger than I am. The NAEG team has also been knocking on the doors of landowners just as George was, but we are still at it going on six years now, so it good to see that everyone is rowing in the same direction. The Schweitzer administration's push for energy development, overall, including renewable energy resource solutions in Eastern Montana is confirmatory of NAEG's business model, and can certainly only impact the Company in very positive ways going forward. Finally, we thank Governor Schweitzer for his strong leadership role. It is my belief that he will be responsible for having put Montana on track to becoming one of the richest states in America."

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