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From David Joseph:
Disclosure: Many Spock Members have lots of this one via a Spock Private Placement so I like it !
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Nexus Gold Becoming a Preeminet Gold Explorer in Burkina Faso
Becoming A Preeminent Gold Explorer in Burkina Faso
Nexus Gold Corp. (TSX.V: NXS / OTC: NXXGF / FSE: N6E) is building a portfolio of gold projects in Burkina Faso, West Africa that offer significant discovery potential.
In early 2016 Nexus took notice of the significant gold potential being realized throughout the country of Burkina Faso by other junior miners. Recent notable successes include Roxgold’s (TSX.V: ROG) Yaramoko gold discovery, SEMAFO’s (TSX: SMF) Mana Mine (produced 240,200 ounces of gold in 2016), and Endeavour Mining’s (TSX: EDV) Houndé mine (nearing construction completion and anticipated to produce nearly 200,000 ounces of gold annually).
With its sights set on Burkina Faso, Nexus worked diligently throughout 2016 and was rewarded with two strategic acquisitions- the 178 square kilometer Niangouela gold concession as well as the previously explored Bouboulou concession. Both projects are located within the highly prospective and greatly underexplored Boromo greenstone belt.
Nexus also retained a top technical team led by P. Geo. Warren Robb, who knows Burkina Faso well having previously served as Chief Geologist for Roxgold where he supervised field exploration and diamond drilling on the Yaramoko gold discovery.
Niangouela Gold Concession
Late in 2016 the Company closed on a district-scale size land package located in the heart of the Boromo greenstone belt. The Niangouela concession is fully accessible by road and located just southwest of Nordgold’s flagship Bissa-Bouly mines, which collectively produced 214,000 ounces of gold in 2016.
Led by Robb’s intimate knowledge of the region, the Company got right to work at Niangouela mapping, sampling and completing the first ever drill program on the concession.
Initial sampling of quartz vein material taken below surface from an artisanal shaft assayed 2,950 g/t gold. This was followed by a Phase I drill program that has delivered promising results thus far, intersecting gold mineralization in eight of nine drill holes. Initial assays have reported 26.69 g/t gold over 4.85 meters (including 120 g/t gold over 1.03 meters) in hole NGL-17-DD-008.
“These results are encouraging and complement our earlier sampling program extremely well,” says Nexus Senior Geologist Warren Robb. “The first samples we reported established the presence of high-grade gold in the quartz vein. Of the first nine holes we drilled, three have returned visible gold. We have now established additional high-grade mineralization, not only in the quartz vein, but also in the shear zone. Given that the shear and the quartz both show significant grade, our drill efforts will now focus on delineating additional mineralized zones up and down the strike length, and the higher-grade shoots that could be contained within it.”
Commencement of a Phase II drill program is already planned and will immediately commence following completion of the expanded Phase I program. Nexus plans to test a newly identified zone of artisanal workings that occur along strike of the main shear zone and 800 meters east of the Phase I drilling area.
Bouboulou Gold Concession
The Company has also acquired the 38-square kilometer Bouboulou concession, which was explored as recently as 2012. Nexus believes that historic work done by Roxgold (see 43-101 Technical Report authored by Robb in 2010), BHP Minerals and Boliden have only scratched the surface of Bouboulou’s gold potential.
Historic regional exploration by Boliden outlined a broad north-east trending gold anomaly traced for 13 kilometers. Roxgold later drilled four mineralized zones within the trend. Highlighted results included a 40 meter intercept of 1.55 g/t gold and a 10 meter intercept of 2.84 g/t gold (including 2 meters of 12.45 g/t gold).
Since acquiring the concession Nexus has compiled historic data and identified three anomalous gold trends not tested by previous operators. Each trend is believed to extend up to 5,000 meters in strike length and confirmed by numerous zones of artisanal gold mining and geochemical samples grading greater than 1 gram per tonne gold.
Nexus has outlined plans to test the potential of these targets and is slated to commence a 2,000-meter diamond drill program at Bouboulou during the second half of 2017.
The Path Forward
Nexus will continue putting money in the ground over the next 18 months, with drill programs planned at both concessions along with continued regional exploration.
“Burkina Faso offers excellent discovery potential and the government is highly motivated to continue permitting and building mines,” states Nexus Chairman of the Board Alex Klenman. “Our team is seasoned in the country and our concessions host numerous high priority targets. We hope to delineate high grade gold deposits over the coming years and maximize shareholder returns in the process.”
Shares of Nexus trade in the U.S. under the ticker symbol NXXGF and in Canada on the Venture exchange under the symbol NXS. The Company is funded with approximately CA$ 2.1 M in treasury along with potential proceeds from warrant exercises that would total $ 3.1 M.
To learn more visit www.nexusgoldcorp.com.
Thanks FGC for the post.
Just want to say that some people at CEO.ca seem to like bashing this stock to promote their own agenda, particularly Sarama
and others explorers in West Africa …
Maybe we should take a look.
http://incakolanews.blogspot.ca/2017/03/nexus-gold-nxsv-gives-us-lastest.html
Otto doesn’t seem to like it. Maybe he’s changed his mind.
lol I love IKN….but has he ever said anything good about a canadian company?
However his machine failed to understand the intercept wasn’t in a vein at all, but in the shear. Which is a really positive sign. Vein deposits are tricky and can be expensive to mine.
Otto Schmotto. The guy bashes everything that moves. He is NOT a geologist.
Why listen to him regarding geology ?
Karl is a member at This guys site and he has told us , the guy will bash a company publicly and buy it on his private site.
Now FGC, listen what this guy had to say about Nexus at the end of January (@37:25) at CEO.ca
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaANyHF1Yd8
I listened…obviously he never heard of Nexus before the big move and he missed it !
He is also unaware of their aggressive drill campaign .
The other company he is pumping which is next door didn’t have a big move. Sounds like Phallus envy
Sell NXS and Buy MY stock its bigger…LOL.
These guys are on ignore for me.
To be precise, “Otto” can mock or make harsh fun of one or more members of a company’s management or one of its news releases and yet have the stock a core holding (at least one obvious example; other less obvious ones). In the past year that I’ve subscribed I’ve seen him recommend for a temporary (perhaps 1-3 month) trade two stocks whose management he has harshly depicted, more than simply mocked or made fun of. In one of the latter cases he provided a detailed summary of a site visit (with pix as I recall) and description of a cordial face-to-face discussion with a management person he had previously attacked as deserving to be in prison (if I remember correctly). He enthusiastically recommended the project for a trade and was reluctant about management, and recommended a relatively quick exit with profits (I still hold).
On the other hand, he will not say that a company and its property, everything 100% in totality, is just horrible on the blog yet recommend it to subscribers. He would not recommend something he described as harshly as Nexus. I suspect he will find his Nexus comments to be in error to put it mildly. He is, as he notes, not a geologist, nor perhaps did he look carefully. I wonder also whether he may have an anti-Africa pro-Americas bias.
I do not at all think he is being devious for $. He instead seems a bit of a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in newsletter vs blog out of personal inclination. In the newsletter he is on the circumspect and nerdy side actually–lots of number crunching and apologies for not getting things perfect etc.