Member Info for Nomadme

Very true Gary! 🙈🙉🙊

I Emailed JA yesterday reference the licenses yet to come and this was his reply:

“We might not want them!

In fact , as we’ve already explained, we are looking at other opportunities in Cameroon and elsewhere, together with Prime. But while we will obviously announce any concrete agreements, we don’t want to say anything more detailed about the various things we may be looking at for commercial and competitive reasons.”

Make of that what you will, but I believe he’s saying we're getting stuck into what we’ve got and we’ve got more than one poker in the fire. Someone mentioned JA connection with BLOE who are now in Gabon!

Thursday and Fridays is normally when we see a surge then decline on Monday when MM’s hit the stop losses

30-Apr-26 16:31:45 0.0243 180,000,000 Unknown* 43.74k

Motives for "Slagging Off" Stocks

Engineering a Lower Entry Price

The primary financial motive is to drive the share price down artificially to buy in at a "discount".

By spreading "Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt" (FUD), derampers hope to trigger panic selling from retail investors, which can significantly drop the price of thinly traded AIM stocks.

Protecting a Short Position

Some posters have "shorted" the stock, meaning they profit when the price falls.

Constant negative commentary is a tool to ensure the price doesn't recover before they close their position for a profit.

Psychological Displacement of Loss

Investors who have lost money on a stock often turn to "slagging it off" as a way to vent frustration or blame management for their own poor decisions.

This is frequently a manifestation of regret aversion or self-sabotage, where an investor attacks the company to distance themselves from their perceived "failure".

Anonymity and "Keyboard Warrior" Syndrome

The anonymity of forums like LSE or ADVFN allows individuals to post abusive or misleading commentary without real-world consequences.

For some, being a "voice of doom" on a popular thread provides a sense of power or influence they lack elsewhere.

The "Shaking the Tree" Tactic

In AIM stocks with low liquidity, a few loud voices can "shake out" nervous holders.

Once these "weak hands" sell, the deramper—who may already hold a position or wants one—can benefit from a "cleaner" rise in the share price without constant selling pressure from fearful retail investors.

Don’t use space use green box 🙂👋

🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Yes he is a director on BLOE, Interesting got history in Gabon too? Well someone on a bigger pay grade than most here respects JA!

Nicely put CMG👍

Sorry not a good morning for writing obviously excuse grammar !

Like myself have been very frustrated and like many I’ve been under here but this time following TRP has been a real learning curve for me, and yes I’ve had some this is it moments

A and not surprisingly been mocked when it wasn’t!

I suggest we don’t mistake his deliberate pace for slowness, Asher is actually playing a high-stakes "long game" rooted in political endurance and technical mastery of West Africa over many decades including the Niger Delta system. Any guesses why that significant?

Asher is a "diplomatic navigator" whose expertise lies in navigating the geological and political overlap between Nigeria and Cameroon. While his primary operations are in Cameroon’s Rio del Rey basin, it seems to me he has a strategy that treats the region as a single, borderless petroleum system—the prolific Niger Delta.

He has long term connection in Nigeria, therefore His cross-border influence is not to be ignored and I like to think Cameroon knows that Jeremie’s experience goes back to the time when the border between Nigeria and Cameroon was disputed! Anyone like to hazard a guess which blocks sit in this ver area???

Having served as a director at Pacific Drilling—a mainstay of Nigeria’s deepwater sector—and as an executive at Glencore, he understands the region’s commercial DNA better than most. He recognizes that his Thali block in Cameroon is geologically identical to the prolific fields on the Nigerian side, allowing him to apply "Nigerian-scale" insights to his Cameroonian assets.

Yes it’s been frustratingly time consuming! But Asher’s strength lies in his diplomatic network. By maintaining direct lines to Cameroon’s Presidency and the SNH, he has successfully navigated the sensitive post-Bakassi landscape, securing critical license extensions where others might have folded. His recent $15 million farm-out deal with Prime Global Energies proves his patience: he waited for the right partner to fully fund the NJOM-3 well, ensuring Tower Resources remains a key player in the most productive basin in Africa.

Asher maintains direct access to Cameroon’s Presidency and SNH leadership, enabling him to secure long-term extensions on sensitive border blocks. By positioning TRP at the intersection of state-level diplomacy and West African geology, Asher ensures that we are a viable player in the massive Niger Delta system, even when larger firms exited the region in the past Asher is still there and I believe that means a lot to Cameroon and Africa in general.

GMG : I agree absolutely 👍

What we know for sure!

The Prime Ministerial Mandate

We know for a fact that the Prime Minister’s office has officially intervened, convening a high-level meeting between the Ministry of Mines (MINMIDT) and SNH to finalize the written confirmation for the Thali license extension. This isn't speculation; it is a documented directive to bring a "lengthy" administrative process to its don’t forget Prime and Tower were there at same time. I’m sure future projects were discussed too!

The Incomplete Licensing Round!?

The SNH officially awarded five out of nine blocks on 24 April 2026, but tellingly left the "crown jewels" of the Rio del Rey basin—Ndian River and Bakassi—under "active evaluation." These blocks are the immediate neighbors to Tower and Addax, and holding them back seems like a classic tactic to ensure they are part of a larger, high-impact regional Government announcement.

The physical presence of the Admarine 501 rig in the nearby port of Limbe creates an undeniable financial and logistical deadline. With Prime Global’s $15 million legally ready but locked behind the Minister’s final signature, the government is fully aware that the clock is ticking on the Q3 2026 drilling window, making the current silence the final, tense "waiting room" before a coordinated state reveal.

My guess is TRP, Ndinia and or Bakasi river JV with Addax.

The Ndian River and Bakassi blocks don't just sit next to Tower and Addax; they are the same geologically, seismically, and logistically. Awarding them together would be the most efficient way for the government to map out the entire basin's future in one. What’s more, Because these areas wrap around already successful, producing fields like Addax’s Dissoni North, they aren’t just neighbors—they share the same "plumbing."

The oil traps and sandy reservoirs found on Tower’s land are part of the exact same system powering Addax block next door. Over the years there has been a considerable amount of overlap with seismic across the different licenses. Cameroon is eager to get these fields pumping.

And when that happens! 🚀

Well, we’ll see, but people come out with inane stuff with as much thought or consideration or direction as a headless horseman. These things take time.

‘Things take longer to happen than you think they will, and then suddenly they happen faster than you ever thought they could or would" — Rudiger Dornbusch.

It really is imperative for Cameroon that the Ministry finalizes the Thali extension signatures soon this has to be done amongst other things to meet the mandate already set by the President and SNH. We know that then immediately triggers the release of Prime’s $15 million to fund the NJOM-3 well and Lao funding for NAMBIA. The Admarine 501 current position is Limbe not a million miles from the to the drill site. So as this goes on IMHO it’s all starting I believe in cementing a Tower-Prime-Addax synergy! Where Primes money TRPs connections at all levels in Cameroon and Addax provides the essential infrastructure "highway" to monetize the find, a strategy made exponentially more urgent by the supply vacuum created by the Hormuz blockade. and more oil for Cameroon and JV maybe between TRP, Addax and Prime (hence delays) but as I keep saying ( AIMHO)when it happens it’s going to be big!

THOUGHTS?

Let’s keep the energy high folks! It’s quite telling isn’t it? when people spend their time critiquing a journey they aren't even on crazy and sad, it must be really exhausting to be a spectator in someone else’s life because your own feels so uninspired. It’s a lonely, lonely, place to be really.

ANYWAY !

I’ve given my upsides; what’s your thoughts for a new start tomorrow? Let’s get back to what actually matters.!!!

I’d like to think that JA Having operated in Cameroon since the 1980s during his Glencore tenure, is uniquely positioned with Prime on board to link the Thali discovery with the massive Ndian River block.

I reckon that’s the block they’ll want . JA is essentially using his decades-old Glencore doors and experience in West Africa along with Prime Globals funding , hopefully in securing the mainland terminus for the prolific Alba and Zafiro deep-play trends which would seem to run through Thali and into next block/s, a possible strategic "corridor" adding leverage from Prime’s geopolitical weight, might just transform Tower into a contiguous, provincial-scale hub. It could be, and I have waited several years to see this, it will be the big, big one we’ve all been waiting for, Monday’s potential "Double Whammy" could fundamentally re-rate the entire company.

Well here’s hoping

All the best to all investors and LTH👍

Interesting quotes for those who slag off their own company, after all when you have shares they are part of the company no matter how small!? Well! That’s if you have shares🤔

“The investor's chief problem—and his worst enemy—is likely to be himself. In the end, how your investments behave is much less important than how you behave." — Benjamin Graham

"Bears make money, bulls make money, but pigs get slaughtered

Wouldn’t want to be out of this over the weekend!!!

Well! someone had to say it😀🤣😂

Yep I reckon RNS possibly Monday soon any way with one thing or another?

these guys wasting time and space on here are a good sign (albeit annoying) someone one wants to keep the price down .

Good-Till-Cancelled (GTC) Orders: You can place a GTC limit order at any time. This remains active across multiple days until the stock hits your target price or you manually cancel i

Let’s get back on track today could be. Great day If we got:

Bakassi Block (Transition zone/near-shore bridge)

Ndian River Block (Onshore/Mainland terminus)

As well as Thali which we have we would have contiguous block to mainland making infrastrucrpture drilling and so much ore easier I’m sure our resident Rig guys could enlarge on this 🙂