All terrific points I-man.Just as important from the Co's point...

All terrific points I-man.

Just as important from the Co's point of view is the infrastructure already in place, as pointed out by you in the previous thread, which is paramount in this part of the world.

Specifically, I refer to the existing 300 km of heavy duty rail line that can accomodate 50 Mt p/a (yes, 50) and the previously started iron ore port at Port Warri.

As you also pointed out, from Tim Treadgold's recent article, our Chairman Ian Burston was personally asked by the Nigerians (The King of Kogi State) to try and unlock the vast wealth tied up in the iron ore deposits of Nigeria and in particular, Kogi State, clearly the local authorities are keen to see this project become a success.

I too believe the coming months will be very fruitful for shareholders and believe there is a significant chance of a project/Co take-over bid once the maiden JORC is released into Q3. I am looking for around 500-600 Mt.