Lithium — Nigeria

Nigeria
Written By Sadya Liberow

Mars Mines Project Areas
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Nigeria Lithium

  • Mars Metals P/L owns 100% of Global Lithium P/L which owns 100% of very large project areas with significant lithium mineralisation. Mars Metals is a partnership company 50% owned by Australian mining company Mars Mines Limited and 50% owned by local Nigerian mining company Agra Minerals Ltd (Agra) through its US incorporated nominee Fardak Group Inc.

  • Experienced technical team in Nigeria on the ground now.

  • Lithium minerals sampled on the tenements with spectacular grade results recently received. Samples with up to 5.34% Li2O present and samples averaging 4.61% Li2O over 8 metres and 3.72 % Li2O over about 40 metres width.

  • Pegmatites with significant assay results found in 5 areas so far.

 

Nigeria Lithium

  • Lithium minerals sampled by Agra on three of the tenements.

  • Spodumene present in large crystals, readily hand sorted in initial small scale mining.

  • Experienced technical team in Nigeria on the ground now.

  • Major pegmatite over 100m wide found.

 

Nigeria Lithium

  • About 3000 pegmatites known so far in Nigeria in a 400km long broad NE trending belt

  • Numerous small-scale miners but a lack of modern systematic exploration.

  • Agra Minerals team member collecting a bulk sample of spodumene ore for test work from an artisanal mine.

 
Sadya Liberow

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