Oklo Resources Limited reported the receipt of further assay results from its 2021 drilling campaign over Seko within the Company's Dandoko Project. Oklo's Dandoko Project is located within the Kenieba Inlier of west Mali, approximately 30km east of B2Gold's 7.1Moz Fekola Project and 50km south-southeast of Barrick Gold's 18Moz Loulo (including Yalea) /Gounkoto complex. The Company currently holds approximately 505 sq.km of highly prospective ground in this emerging world-class gold region. The assay results reported in this announcement comprise 3 diamond (DD) holes and 29 reverse circulation (RC) holes. Oklo previously outlined extensive oxide-hosted gold mineralisation along the approximately 3km SK1 North ­ SK1 South ­ Koko trend. The current program is focussed on completing the oxide zone definition drilling in advance of finalising the maiden MRE. The latest assay results have successfully extended SK1 South at depth, returning the deepest intersection to date of 30m at 3.16g/t gold in hole RCSK20-272 from a down hole depth of 162m to 192m (150m average vertical depth) with the hole ending in mineralisation. The zone included a high-grade core of 7m at 9.68g/t gold with individual grades of up to 32.5g/t gold. Significantly this zone remains open down plunge and will be further tested in the current program. DD hole RDSK20-101 drilled 50m to the north along strike of hole RCSK20-272 returned a shallow high grade gold intersection of 10m at 4.04g/t gold from a down hole depth of 11m which may represent the development of a hanging wall lode. A further 100m to the north, RC hole RCSK20- 274 returned 5m at 5.36g/t gold from a down hole depth of 86m.