Kobo’s Edward Gosselin on the Kossou Project in the Rapidly Developing Gold District of West Africa

In an interview with InvestorNews host Pat Bolland, Edward Gosselin, CEO, Director, and Corporate Secretary of Kobo Resources Inc. (TSXV: KRI), highlighted the company’s Kossou Project in Côte d’Ivoire, one of West Africa’s rapidly developing gold districts. The company’s Kossou Gold Project, located approximately 20 km northwest of Yamoussoukro, is adjacent to a significant gold mine with established processing facilities. Kobo has completed extensive drilling and trenching, identifying significant gold mineralization at three primary targets within a broad, altered structural corridor. Recent results from their inaugural diamond drill program, which included 4,368 meters of drilling in 25 holes, revealed notable gold intercepts, reinforcing the potential of their geological models. Gosselin emphasized the favorable investment environment in Côte d’Ivoire, highlighting the country’s stable GDP growth and infrastructure improvements. “Economically and politically speaking, Côte d’Ivoire is booming,” Gosselin noted. Discussing the Kossou Gold Project, he detailed significant findings from the Road Cut Zone, initially discovered in 2016, to the more recent successes in the Jagger and Kadie zones. “Our initial discovery at Road Cut Zone showed 4.68 grams per tonne over 18 meters,” he stated. Recent drilling results have continued to impress, with Gosselin mentioning, “The Jagger zone returned 38 meters at 1.55 grams per tonne, which is not shabby at all.” Kobo’s strategy includes leveraging nearby processing facilities to optimize resource allocation and minimize infrastructure investment. He adds, “We are now well-funded and strategically positioned to accelerate our exploration efforts.”