Mako Gold Limited announced that it has received assay results from 9 reverse circulation (RC) drill holes from the 10,000m drilling program at the Gogbala Prospect, and 8 RC drill holes from the ongoing 10,000m drilling program at the Tchaga Prospect, at the Company's Napié Project in Côte d'Ivoire. Gogbala and Tchaga are located on a +23km soil anomaly and coincident 30km-long Napié Fault. Results are reported from 9 holes of the current 10,000m drill program as announced to ASX on 12 August 2021. All 9 holes intersected significant mineralisation including 35m at 1.72g/t Au in NARC553 which included two high grade intervals of 2m at 7.91g/t Au and 6m at 3.93g/t Au, and 20 m at 1.92g/t Au in NARC552 which included high-grade intercepts of 2m at 4.90g/t Au, 1m at 9.64g/t Au and 1m at 6.78g/t Au. These are the widest drill intercepts returned from Gogbala to date. It is noteworthy that these two wide and shallow drill intercepts are located at the southern extension of the western splay of the Napié Fault. The Company has already planned follow-up drilling to the south to target further wide and high-grade mineralisation along the Napié Fault. Mako believes that more drilling at Gogbala will delineate stacked high-grade gold lodes similar to the Tchaga Prospect, which will help the Company advance the Gogbala Prospect quickly to a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate.