Lake Victoria Mining Company, Inc. announced results of an eleven hole, 1,459 meter core drilling program completed in May 2012 at its 100% owned Uyowa Prospecting License in northwestern Tanzania. Highlights include: 27.3 g/t Au over 0.40 meters, 16.3g/t over 0.35 meters, 3.05g/t Au over 4 meters and 2.21 g/t Au over 6 meters. The core drilling program was focused from the central to the western part of the east west trending mineralized zone, and covered a length of about 300 meters within the 1,700 meter long artisanal gold zone. Vertical depth is about 100 meters below surface. Drilling successfully intersected the mineralized lenses as identified from the RC drill program in August 2011. Diamond drilling further defined the geometry of the mineralized zones to consist of two gold separate lenses, situated approximately 25 meters apart and dipping moderately to the north at 65 degrees. The dip of the two lenses steepens to 75 degrees further along strike to the east. The southern lens is the more dominant of the two gold structures in having both a higher gold grade and a more continuous strike length. Gold mineralization is hosted with pyrite within narrow ductile shear zones having a maximum down hole intersected width of up to 7.8 meters. The distribution of gold in Lens 2 suggests that there are 3, equally spaced gold "shoots" of approximately 80 meters wide plunging at 30 degrees to the west and which are open at depth. A left lateral fault on the western side of the main drilling target has offset the strike of the lenses by some 100 meters. The central and eastern ore shoots appear to have lower overall gold grades and narrower intercepts. Additional drilling will be required to extend the down dip resource potential of the western gold shoot.