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Again - as we have a so-called marketer as our partner, you'd think they (if not RL also) would actually push to publicise this more widely.

Prop - the bulk sample agreement was given in July 2018.
The Ministerial decree to grant a 'large-scale' mining license (following the bulk sampling) was made in October 2019.

Indeed. The lack of any substantive information regarding his appointment once again only leads to more questions.

We no longer even appear on said portal as far as I recall? Make of that what you will.

I don't see what's positive about it unless he's related to the guy on the BOD of Togo Invest and we are hoping that link will finally get us the permit.
Otherwise, Blaise Gozan does not even appear to be in Togo, but still with Rio Tinto in Canada? His Linkedin profile continues to make no reference to this appointment.
Why do we otherwise need a 'Country Manager' for a non-licensed or non-operating project?
As Nayega phase 1 allegedly doesn't need initial investment, why have we appointed an 'investment engineer' as a CM rather than a conventional mining engineer? His prior PM experience seems to have been focused on automation and electrical processes for factories?
How much is he being paid, or what other deal has he been given?
It was suggested over on ADVFN that RL had been back to Togo recently, yet we've heard nothing official about that either. More questions left than obvious answers as far as I am concerned.

Production at Utah doesn't seem to be a problem - marketing and sales so far is and that area was meant to be what the 'partner' is good at.
We increased Yr1 production from 5,000 to 7,500t to ensure we had enough stockpile, yet only 1,297t was sold and more than half of that (770t) was from one order.
'Year-to'date' sales has increased the total to 2,483t (promising, I suppose) yet that leaves 5,000t of Yr1 production unsold and the plan was for another 10,000t this year. Sales represent "approximately 50% of forecast sales to 31 December 2021."
Confusing (to me at least) that a sales forecast (5,000t) was/is for only 1/3rd of the combined previous and planned production by that time.

Kind of strange that Togo Invest has our resource listed on it's website (under investment opportunities) yet we can't get permitted to actually start mining the stuff!

I'm going to presume we are now employing (and paying?) a 'country manager' because of possible family connection rather than his 'expertise'? ?? Blaise Komivi Gozan was an intern only 6 years ago. His main education and employment since seems to have been entirely in Canada. Wonder how we are paying, have paid for him?

There is however a MR KOKOU SETH GOZAN on the Board of Directors of....Togo Invest. Former Minister (sacked) too.

As for Utah. It was suggested the interims would clarify things. As usual, the info received clarifies little.

Don't call me Shirley... ;-)
Seriously, squabbles on a BB mean absolutely nothing to those who are the real movers of the sp. It dropped to 0.0007 last Mar/April don't forget - and you can't pin that on what was being said on here at the time.

Stalker. Go bother someone else with your fantasy's of 26 million shares and spending £108k on an aim explorer.

I'm blocking you now. You can drivel on to someone else who may be in the slightest interested in your self aggrandising BS.

Oui Oui, Walter Mitty.

I told you. I'm not interested. Save it for anyone else you think may be.

You aren't 'openly' discussing things when you try and deny what you've previously posted. You're now also claiming to know how much friends and family members of the BOD have invested.

Something very definitely weird about that and your claims, Mark. Now jog on and leave me alone.

I may be weird. Ask the wife, she'd probably agree.

However. What is weird is posting on a share BB about how many shares you allegedly bought, at what price you bought them, then denying you said it or paid that amount when reminded of it. All the while posting nothing but supportive conjecture of the company and it's prospects no matter what actually happens, or doesn't.

That makes you a liar. Or a blatant 'ramper'. Or both. Either way - nothing else you have to say is of any interest to me.

Awww. He's gone to ADVFN to argue his case and seek support. Why is that?

... then deny you spent what your posts said you did. £108k.

If you don't want it to be mine or anyone else's business then don't post your alleged f**king shareholding and average prices and brag about making a profit.

Yeah, you keep focusing on what you want to message rather than what you've previously claimed on here.

"8 million in an ISA at 0.0054. 18m in a SIPP at 0.0036" So you claimed.
In anyone's maths that's £43,200 + £64,800 = £108k. Or are you just a bloater making it all up?

Utah means as much to me as the Tributes did and the acquisition has a similar outlook and reason for acquiring. Much was promised (enough to have you pump more in, considering you have also said you started here with only a £250 purchase) but the Tributes, in their-self, were a gross failure. Even the basic maths was wrong on ASIC meaning we couldn't ever have made money.

Funny. Even your pal over on ADVFN had previously commented that the company should fold if that didn't work out. We are still on borrowed time - which is why I believe initiating arbitration for Nayega would be more meaningful.

And that's my point. You think your posts are 'considered'. Yet all you do is continually support whatever happens and seemingly were happy to back that up with £108k of your money before CAI materialised. You kept buying no matter what occurred.

Those facts show, no matter what, you were happy to keep pumping money into this even as everything failed for one reason or another. So, your current thoughts on Utah prospects mean nothing to me.

Sorry. £108k. Pre Calidus.