Akobo Minerals intersects visible gold at 205 m depth

In addition to the visible gold previously reported, this latest result indicates that the high-grade mineralisation continues 50 m further down dip than reported on the 4 November 2021. This discovery underpins the company’s belief that the Segele project can sustain a significantly longer mine-life than envisaged in the Scoping Study (27 September 2021).

In addition to the visible gold observations, since the release of the Scoping Study, the company has encountered several intersections of potential host rocks which are demonstrably down-dip from the resource estimate. The combination of the host rocks and visible gold is in-line with the general plunge of the mineralisation as seen in the resource model.

The visible gold now seen in hole SEDD87 along with the previously reported intersections with visible gold in SEDD53 and SEDD55 (released 4 November 2021) extend the known gold mineralisation over 100 m to the Northwards down-dip of the mineral resource estimate (6 April 2021).

The company has further holes planned in the northern extension as it continues to test the down-plunge extensions.

Jørgen Evjen, CEO, Akobo Minerals, comments:

“The latest intersections are very exciting and confirm that the mineralised zone continues to expand and will have a significant impact on our resource estimate and mine-life in the future. With the latest visible gold we are quite certain the zone is still open at depth. The mineralised zone also displays a pinch and swell pattern at deeper levels which is an encouraging sign, even though we have to wait for the assay results to confirm the potential gold content.”

An updated resource estimate for Segele is expected to be released by end of 1Q22, in order to incorporate as much of the latest drill hole data as possible.

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