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With you 100% there Teddy. They threw away the dividend to support Firering, got a place on the Board whilst Atlantic shareholders got a worthless piece of paper. It's outrageous.

From experience, the shareprice can stay a lot lower for a lot longer than you originally expected.

But one day Paul Griffiths will monetise an asset, one day...

Agree, I've been here too long to throw it all away. When you see the Chinese getting involved in lithium reliant industry in Ghana you'd think they have a fair amount of influence. That and the fact they provide all the money for major infrastructure projects in the country.

Will ratification happen, yes I believe it will but I can understand why people have not had the patience to hang around.

Https://www.atlanticlithium.com.au/video-gallery/zmppphhdra3wr4f

Not sure I have seen this before. Latest Atlantic AI overview of Ewoyaa project.

Let's hope the traditional leaders hold some sway with parliament to get this ratified....

Https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002dnm9

You'll need BBC login - about 40 minutes into this segment.

Wishing you a speedy recovery Rob, I have always enjoyed your postings. Good health is more important than money. Hope you get out of hospital soon and find time to relax and enjoy life with your family.

China dictates everything around lithium.

Ghana needs Chinese investment.

Ratification will be given greater priority now.

I wrote to the RICCA Company Secretary and never got a reply. But Amanda must be so busy to justify such a huge salary...

"GRH. .. .. .. Keith has an extraordinary ability

To explain complex matters in layman's terms"

Yes - he doesn't speak in riddles...

Way oversold time to average down.

Absolutely criminal what's happened at Ricca. Originally the company was hived off to concentrate on Atlantic's gold assets and provide long-standing shareholders a dividend return. But then, after Vincent Mascolo passing, they suddenly changed tack and decided to prop up Len's mates company Firering Strategic Minerals which was identifying lithium / tantalum deposits in Cote Ivory and struggling to find finance.

So now whilst the value of gold is near an all-time high, we can't take advantage, the Board has squandered Ricca's cash on a second-rate lithium project and now have impairments of $34,513,159. Absolutely staggering the ineptitude our board has shown relating to this matter and you'd think that any involved party would have the decency to step down.

As for Atlantic Lithium, I still hold all of my shares (albeit at a loss) but I don't think Ghana can afford not to ratify the Ewoyaa project, it is worth so much to them. If (or hopefully when) ratification takes place I see 20p easily within reach, swiftly followed by an offtake agreement and then perhaps a third bid from Assore. We live in hope...

Well if this is true about Neil Herbert not taking a salary, I hope the same sense of integrity rubs off on Amanda Harsas. She cannot justify her wages in the current climate, especially as she refrains from answering questions on Ricca Resources, another of her directorships. Do the right thing Amanda, you are very expensive considering the Company’s position. Your salary can be reinstated when the Company is seen to be moving forward. I think shareholders would appreciate such an act of goodwill.

do the decent thing Amanda, you’re expensive in this

To see the damage caused by Galamsay, Joy TV have produced a special today it's really interesting. I understand that key ministers are now focusing on this issue, also they are looking a lot more favourably at Atlantic Lithium's Ewoyaa project. Hopefully we have reached a turning point.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96TJ9lkFZF4

Committees "will be in place by next Tuesday to start work"... make of that what you will.

At last, Parliament are starting to discuss mining. At the moment it is Galamsay (illegal mining). They have proposed a meeting whereby all parliamentarians who have illegal mining sites on their territory must come up with ideas / solutions to stop these activities or follow steps to legalise them.

It is a problem because local chiefs allow them access to land to mine, women and children work the mines, forests are destructed, water bodies are polluted and after the mine is exhausted the illegal miners move on leaving total devastation.

It really brings home how much work Atlantic have covered to obtain a legal licence. They really have ticked off all of the boxes. It can't be too long before legal mining ratification is being discussed.

The shareprice has been under the cosh for some while now. The latest TR-1 is certainly an indication that sentiment is starting to change for the better and I expect to see a move upwards soon.

Trinidad is starting to take shape and although the daily production rates will be small to start with, they will hopefully improve when John Tingas gets started and we achieve higher petroleum recovery . Note, there are virgin fields to be drilled which could be very interesting indeed. This is our bread and butter and hopefully will underpin our Morocco drills.

Long term shareholders will know that once the PRD share gets momentum it moves up quickly. There is a sea of change coming, I sense it from the brokers and the analysts. Much better correspondence from the Company, I feel the mood is far more optimistic now. Good luck to all long term holders here.

Bold you must be neglected at home to crave so much attention here...

Https://www.predatoroilandgas.com/

Vetting process has recommenced today and appears to be a lot calmer.

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiiNopiE9Mc

Just released by the Mining Commission. Some reference here to Atlantic Lithium, plus good to see that Martin Kwaku Ayisi is still in office as CEO. Very positive news imho as he was instrumental in forming the licencing deal. Looks like they are ready to do business.