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Annual Information Form
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Further confirmation for the potential of huge high grade resources beneath existing resources:
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Additional Mineral Potential
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As demonstrated by the recent deep drilling results, significant up side potential exists within and
surrounding many of the OJVG gold deposits as many of the deposits remain open to depth and
in some cases along strike. OJVG's recent focus has been to expand the resources down dip of
the known deposits by conducting wide spaced, deep drilling in order to delineate the down dip
extensions of mineralization extending from the known deposits. OJVG will continue this
program of wide spaced step out drilling concurrent with follow up drilling at a number of the
recent discoveries. Since January 2011, the OJVG has made three new gold discoveries in
addition to their nine deposits and two previously identified gold targets at Kinemba and
Koutouniokolla.
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The Company announced on May 12, 2011, that at the OJVG’s three largest deposits (Golouma,
Kerekounda and Masato), the current resources extend to an average depth of 350metres below
surface.To date, the Golouma (West and South), Kerekounda and Masato deposits have now
been successfully intersected at depths of 900 metres, 560 metres, 490 metres and 560 metres
respectively,and all remain open to depth. Although insufficient drilling has been conducted to
allow classification of this mineral potential as a resource, the OJVG has targeted these
contiguous extensions to the known deposits with their current drill program and estimated the
potential quantity of gold mineralization beneath the current resource estimates. These deep
potential zones of mineralization have been defined by extending the known dimensions of the
1.0g/t resource grade shell solids down dip to a minimum of 675 metresand a maximum of
1000 metres below surface. It should be recognized that the zones listed have been intersected
by multiple drill holes, are areas where current knowledge of mineralization is sufficient to
indicate that these zones are economically viable, and only represent the down dip potential of
the listed deposits. The table below lists the potential of each of these zones. There are
numerous additional targets within the OJVG Gold Project, including the recent discoveries that
are not included in the list below.
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........... Additional Mineral Potential at Golouma, Kerekounda and Masato
Zone..............Tonnage Range.........Grade Range
......................... (Kt).............................Au (g/t)
Golouma..........12,000 to 24,000.........3 to 5
Kerekounda.....2,000 to 3,500 ............5 to 6
Masato............10,000 to 20,000.........1 to 1.5
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These tonnages or grade ranges should not be construed as true minimums or maximums, only a
reasonable means to establish the range of estimates of potential tonnages and grades for future
drill targets. The resulting potential ranges of quantities and grades listed above are conceptual in
nature having been based on geologic knowledge, interpretation and wire-framing. There has
been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain if further exploration
will result in any of the targeted areas being delineated as a mineral resource. OJVG currently
plans to focus on further exploration drilling within these potential mineral deposits during 2011
and beyond.