AFROLEAD / Nasarawa Tin

Nasarawa Tin

A priority exploration target within EL-72885.

Tin / Exploration stage

Moving from field evidence to a development programme.

Documented artisanal workings within EL-72885 provide a tangible starting point for investigating tin mineralisation.

The supplied TML reconnaissance, mapping and follow-up sampling reports record artisanal activity and preliminary concentrate screening. The recovered heavy-mineral fraction was interpreted as cassiterite-dominated.

The next development decisions depend on representative sampling, laboratory verification and recovery testing.

Representative geological fieldwork; not a photograph of the licensed target
Project snapshot

Evidence, stage and next steps.

Location

Nasarawa-Eggon, Nasarawa State. Exploration title 72885 EL has a documented area of 20 km².

Work to date

Reconnaissance, mapping and follow-up artisanal sampling are described in the supplied TML reports.

Next programme

Verify grades, distribution and recovery characteristics, then evaluate a tin-concentration route supported by the results.

Preliminary concentrate readings are not deposit grades. No mineral resource, reserve or project economics are declared here.

STT011 concentrate photograph reproduced from the supplied TML report
STT011 · Photograph from the supplied TML Phase 2 report, page 27. Sample image only.
Documented field evidence

From observed material to verified results.

The report records recovered heavy-mineral concentrates alongside field mapping and artisanal observations. This photograph provides source context; it does not establish deposit grade, mineral resources or production volumes.

Laboratory confirmation and representative sampling remain central to the next programme.

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Evidence and next steps

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