Oromin Explorations Ltd.(fka OLEPF)

[Renee]

OLEPF: Pursuant to Plan of Arrangement, holders will receive for each common share of the Company held, 0.60 common share of Teranga Teranga Gold Corporation. No fractional shares of Teranga will be issued pursuant to the Arrangement. Fractional entitlements will be rounded up to the nearest whole number of shares in the event of a fraction of 0.5 or greater and rounded down to the nearest whole number of shares in the case of a fraction less than 0.5.

http://www.otcbb.com/asp/dailylist_detail.asp?d=10/08/2013&mkt_ctg=NON-OTCBB

[KashGreen]

Yes I read in on that site JuniorGoldMinersreport.com. It seemed
unbiased article to me. What do you think?

[Defuser]

up 13.4% on 124k volume...at least it's going in the right direction.

[jm101dm]

Nice bump up today.

[Defuser]

Doesn't Oromin lose their tax holiday if they don't start producing/mining by December 31st 2010? That's what I heard...maybe someone can clarify this.

I've been in this stock since August 05, and every year Chet extends this project another year. maybe some day this tree will reward us with it's fruits.

Good luck to all

[Aerospacecadet]

3.17 Millon Ounces GOLD Now Measured & Indicated

See Sept 14, 2010 PR
http://www.oromin.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=420019


Grandich Client Oromin Explorations – Going for “World Class” Gold in West Africa The global search for ‘world-class’ gold deposits has transformed West Africa into one of the fastest growing gold production and exploration area in the world, thanks to the efforts of visionary companies such as Oromin Explorations Ltd. West African gold production has increased by 53% over the past decade and the region continues to generate multi-million-ounce gold discoveries at a time when similar discoveries are declining in more mature mining districts, notably in the Americas and Australia.

Oromin may not have the highest profile or market valuation of the rapidly growing list of West Africa gold explorers — having focused more on drilling programs than self-promotion — yet has achieved a track record of success that warrants serious attention from industry and investors. Within the past five years, the company has elevated the OJVG Gold Project in Eastern Senegal from a grassroots prospect into a potnetial near-term gold producer with truly exceptional long-term exploration upside.

A positive feasibility study completed in mid-2010 examined a proposed open-pit/underground mine that would produce 174,000 ounces of gold annually at cash costs of US$409 per ounce in the first three years, with payback of capital (US$291 million) within two years. But this study doesn’t reflect the project’s full potential as it was based on only five of nine deposits discovered to date. It doesn’t include results from subsequent drilling of these five deposits, drilling at four other gold deposits not included in the study or drilling results from several new discoveries.

Oromin is continuing a dual-track strategy to advance the OJVG Gold Project. On the one hand, ongoing drilling programs and value engineering studies are focused on upgrading and expanding resources and examining opportunities to improve project economics, including potential heap-leach processing of oxide mineralization not included in the feasibility study. But the company is also focused on generating new gold resources within four deposits not included in the feasibility study and within multiple priority exploration targets, including two recent bulk-tonnage discoveries. The estimated budget for this work to mid-2011 is expected to exceed $30 million.

Oromin plans to release an updated resource estimate in Q1 2011 that is expected to boost current resources totaling 3.17 million ounces of gold in the measured/indicated category, plus another 0.33 million inferred ounces. (The current probable reserve contains 1.42 million ounces.) But as before, this will represent only the tip of the proverbial iceberg. The OJVG Gold Project has extraordinary potential for resource growth in the years ahead. It’s also a potential takeover target, particularly now that two West African gold producers, TSX-listed IAMGOLD Corporation and Mineral Deposits Limited (MDL) of Australia, have each acquired toehold (roughly 15%) equity stakes in Oromin through recent share purchases.

Oromin was an exploration pioneer in Senegal, attracted by the West African nation’s favorable mining laws, tax and royalty terms, including a minimum 7-year tax-free status. But the biggest draw was highly favorable geology hosted within the same Birimian greenstone belt as the producing 35-million-ounce gold camp just across the border in nearby Mali. Today, Eastern Senegal is an emerging gold camp with one producing mine and approximately 12 million ounces of gold discovered to date by various companies, including Oromin, MDL and Randgold, among others.

As operator of the OJVG Gold Project, Oromin has defined nine gold deposits and multiple exploration targets within a NNE-trending 8-km-wide structural corridor that runs the entire 22-km length of the property. The western side hosts five lower grade bulk-tonnage “Masato Style” deposits and targets similar to those being exploited at MDL’s adjacent open-pit Sabodala Mine (3.5 million ounces in gold resources and 1.6 million ounces gold reserves). The eastern side hosts four higher grade “Golouma Style” deposits and targets with both open-pit and underground potential, similar to mines in West Africa and Eastern Canada’s famous gold camps. These mesothermal-style shear-hosted greenstone vein deposits are known to extend to great depths — up to 2.5 kilometers in the case of the Obouasi Mine in Ghana. Oromin believes that its Golouma Style deposits have potential to extend to at least one kilometer in depth, well beyond the limits of their existing combined resource (1.2 million ounces gold) defined to roughly 300 meters vertical extent.

The bulk-tonnage “Masato Style” deposits have exploration upside as well, including at Masato, the largest of the five oxide-rich bulk-tonnage deposits and the only one included in the feasibility study. What’s interesting about Masato is that it also has potential for deeper higher-grade mineralization, as shown by recent intervals drilled below the modeled open pit, notably: 6.47 g/t gold over 23 meters; 2.18 g/t gold over 43 meters; 5.7 g/t gold over 9 meters and; 7.89 g/t gold over 7 meters. Two new bulk-tonnage discoveries, which Oromin believes may collectively prove to be larger than the current Masato open pit, offer additional resource potential. Beyond all this, Oromin sees long-term potential to generate new resources from multiple early-stage exploration targets of both types, including some that are yet to be drill-tested. The Company’s management team is no stranger to world-class precious metals discoveries, having played key roles in the discovery and development of the Hemlo and Eskay Creek mines in Canada, and the immense Petaquilla Cu-Au-Mo Project in Panama (now under development by Inmet Mining).

Oromin has also earned its reputation as a socially and environmentally responsible company. Community consultation and social programs conducted over several years have led to strong government and local support for the OJVG Gold Project.

In early 2010, the Government of Senegal granted OJVG a 15-year renewable Mining License, paving the way for construction to begin in 2011 and plant commissioning in Q4 2012. Oromin has achieved many other major milestones in the past five years and is finally starting to receive the recognition it deserves for its vision, hard work and technical excellence. It appears safe to say that the best is yet to come for Oromin.

[Aerospacecadet]

http://calichebahada.com/2010/10/26/grandich-comments-on-oromin-finally/

[KJAX]

I'll check it out. Thanks.

[Aerospacecadet]

While you're here, might want to check into this Oromin news and resource data. Just sayin..

Lbsr is a great buying opp while these warrants are being exhausted and we expect very big things from WLGC.

[KJAX]

I'm in LBSR as well and looking at WLGC. I hope I make my money back some how. Good luck both of you.

[Eli's Gone]

Hey KJAX...got out of QASP but still watch it to see how the management saga plays out...ICOA was good to me-got out today...hold some MSOA as well to see if it runs a 3rd time

am currently in Liberty(LBSR)..Word Logic(WLGC)...and my personal fav long term hold Medizone (MZEI)--good things on the horizon soon there...

I don't hold any Oromin here--heard about it from AERO who's known about it for a while...

good to see you...

[KJAX]

Glad to see you are doing well here Aero.

[KJAX]

What plays have you been in lately. Are you still in QASP?

[$$$eeker]

Great news today and it broke up from a nice base.

[Aerospacecadet]

Grandich take on this company jives with my opinion.
http://www.grandich.com/2010/09/grandich-client-update-oromin-explorations/

[Eli's Gone]

News out today...

http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=44477081&symbol=T^OLE

Oromin Explorations Ltd.: Resource Increase, New Drilling Results, Higher Grade Masato Underground Potential, and Two New Discov
Date : 09/22/2010 @ 9:30AM
Source : MarketWire
Stock : Oromin Explorations Ltd. (OLE)
Quote : 1.42 0.05 (3.65%) @ 12:22PM


Oromin Explorations Ltd.: Resource Increase, New Drilling Results, Higher Grade Masato Underground Potential, and Two New Discov
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Total Measured and Indicated Resources are now 3.17 million ounces gold, up 45% from a year ago, and Inferred Resources are now 0.33 million ounces gold.

New drilling results and Masato underground mining possibility confirm significant additional expansion potential of resources and reserves.

-- Golouma Style deposits drilling Highlights:
-- 8.26 g/t gold over 11 metres at Golouma South
-- 4.15 g/t gold over 12 metres at Golouma South
-- 11.18 g/t gold over 7 metres at Kourouloulou
-- 49.82 g/t gold over 7 metres at Kourouloulou
-- 8.02 g/t gold over 11 metres at Kerekounda
-- 10.19 g/t gold over 3 metres at Kerekounda

-- Masato Style deposits drilling Highlights:
-- 1.26 g/t gold over 21 metres at Niakafiri SE
-- 2.32 g/t gold over 9 metres at Kobokoto
-- 1.59 g/t gold over 12 metres at Kobokoto
-- 0.87 g/t gold over 63 metres at Kobokoto
-- 3.62 g/t gold over 13 metres at Koutouniokollo - New discovery
-- 2.40 g/t gold over 10 metres at Kinemba - New discovery


Oromin Explorations Ltd. ("Oromin"), on behalf of Oromin Joint Venture Group Limited ("OJVG"), is pleased to report several separate positive developments from current and continuing work on the OJVG Gold Project in eastern Senegal, West Africa. Earlier this year, the government of Senegal granted OJVG a 15 year renewable mining license, paving the way for construction to begin in 2011 and plant commissioning by Q4 in 2012.

Chet Idziszek, President and CEO, stated:

"We believe the OJVG Gold Project has extraordinary potential for resource growth in the months and years ahead," continued Mr. Idziszek. "In addition to the nine known gold deposits and two new bulk tonnage discoveries, all of which remain open for expansion, there is unrealized higher grade underground potential at Masato. Also, the project contains numerous exploration targets that warrant drilling to assess their potential. The items set out in today's announcement provide wide-ranging and consistent support for these beliefs. Our work is ongoing on all these fronts, and we expect to continue an abundant flow of information from the OJVG Gold Project throughout the months to come."

"A further comprehensive project update utilizing information obtained to year-end 2010 will be based on optimized engineering studies and drilling designed to expand and upgrade resources and reserves. It will include aggressive drilling that will focus on expanding high grade underground potential at the Golouma deposits and at Masato as well, in addition to evaluating heap leach mining potential for lower grade material. Value engineering studies that are examining opportunities to further improve recoveries and reduce capital costs are also ongoing. The estimated budget for this full program to mid 2011 exceeds $30 million."

Resource Increase

OJVG has now received the full resource update completed by DRA Americas Inc. ("DRA") for the Niakafiri Southeast deposit and the initial resource estimate at the Niakafiri Southwest and Kobokoto deposits (these results were not available at the time of the July 15th announcement of the resource update for Masato and the Golouma deposits). DRA's resource update shows a supplementary increase from 142,400 inferred ounces to 307,242 ounces of indicated resources and 56,651 ounces of inferred resources for these three deposits.

In summary, as shown on the following table, OJVG's total measured and indicated project resources exceed 3.166 million ounces of gold - a 45% increase from the July 2009 estimate. In addition, the inferred resources total 328,000 ounces of gold.

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MINERAL RESOURCE TABLE - SEPTEMBER 2010
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Combined Masato Style Bulk Tonnage & Golouma Style Higher Grade Deposits
(0.4 g/t gold cut-off grade for open pit and 1.0 g/t gold cut-off grade for
underground)
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Gold Grade Contained Gold
Deposit Type Category Tonnes ('000's) (g/t) (ozs)
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Golouma Style Indicated 10,533 3.59 1,218,100
Inferred 1,116 4.15 148,900
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Masato Style Measured 28,551 1.27 1,161,705
Indicated 25,917 1.02 786,229
Inferred 5,067 1.11 178,681
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T O T A L Measured 28,551 1.27 1,161,705
Indicated 36,450 1.76 2,004,329
Measured & 65,001 1.58 3,166,034
Indicated
Inferred 6,183 1.66 327,581
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Golouma Style Higher Grade Deposits

These include Golouma South, Golouma West, Kerekounda and Kourouloulou whose open pit and underground mineable reserves (estimated to an average 250-metre vertical depth) total 0.96 million ounces of gold grading 4.06 g/t which have been derived from the corresponding indicated resources totalling 1.22 million ounces of gold. These four deposits are located within a 3 x 2 kilometres cluster on the east flank of the northeast trending structural corridor that runs through the OJVG Project.

These mesothermal-style shear-hosted greenstone vein deposits are known to extend to considerable depths; for example; at the 50 million ounce Obuassi mine of AngloGold Ashanti resource drilling is testing underground potential (underground mining started in 1907) at a depth of 2.5 kilometres. As such, Oromin believes that the Golouma style deposits' potential to extend to at least 1 kilometre in depth is not unreasonable and the extrapolated resource potential will be simply a multiple of what has been identified to date. The following table lists new drilling results down dip and below the confines of the calculated reserves and confirms strong, wide and high grade continuity of the deposits. Also see tables 2, 3 and 4 in Oromin's July 15th 2010 press release for breakdown of mineable reserves.

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Grid Gold
Drill Co- Azimuth/ From-To Interval Grade
Deposit Hole Ordinate Dip (m) (m) (g/t)
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GOLOUMA SOUTH DH-519(i) 53175N/ 110/-60 262-273 11 8.26
814942E
incl.271-272 1 44.86
DH-523(i) 53175N/ 110/-67 275-280 5 5.55
814942E
DH-848 53200N/ 123/-61 257-269 12 4.15
814952E
incl.261-267 6 7.06
DH-854 53099N/ 110/-60 245-249 4 5.81
814960E
incl.248-249 1 13.60
278-280 2 8.52
349-350 1 199.7
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KEREKOUNDA DH-849 54484N/ 055/-69 322-333 11 8.02
815298E
incl.327-332 5 13.85
370-373 3 7.08
DH-852 54518N/ 060/-62 336-344 8 3.99
815257E
incl.336-337 1 31.48
DH-855 54505N/ 060/-62 372-375 3 10.19
815199E
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KOUROULOULOU DH-837 53475N/ 030/-65 275-282 7 49.82
815309E
incl.280-282 2 164.47
incl.281-282 1 287.8
DH-842 53466N/ 030/-65 84-85 1 69.24
815280E
DH-853 53530N/ 035/-70 197-204 7 11.18
815384E
incl.203-204 1 65.29
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(i) Previously released but not included in the 2010 Feasibility Study.
Mineralized intervals are based on 1-metre samples utilizing 0.50 g/t gold
cut-off levels with a maximum internal dilution of 2 metres. The attitude
of mineralized intervals varies and reported mineralized intersections may
not represent true widths.
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Masato Style Bulk Tonnage Deposits

These are comprised of five oxide-rich bulk tonnage deposits: Masato, Niakafiri Southeast and Niakafiri Southwest, Maki Medina and Kobokoto, of which only the Masato deposit was included in the 2010 Feasibility Study economic analysis. In addition, two new discoveries were recently confirmed at Kinemba and Koutouniokollo. All of these seven deposits, along with MDL's Sabodala mine deposit, are located over a 13 kilometres extent on the west flank of the northeast trending structural corridor that runs through the OJVG project.

The Masato deposit is the largest on the OJVG Project. It extends over 1.8 kilometres and is comprised of 6 parallel zones, the largest being the 5100 zone and contains mineable reserves of 460,000 ounces of gold at 1.4 g/t within a shallow (125 metres deep) modelled open pit. However, as the measured and indicated resources total 1,640,692 ounces of gold plus an additional 31,148 ounces of inferred resource, only 28% of these resources have been included to date in the reserve pit. Extensive higher grade underground mining potential exists below the modelled pit as shown on the attached Masato 5100 zone long section. This potential mining opportunity was not evaluated in the 2010 Feasibility Study but is now the focus of drilling, the results of which will be included in the next resource and reserve update. These potential underground resources are also open to further expansion at depth. The following list of previously released drill results illustrates thick and high grade intervals located below the modelled Masato pit.

-- 6.47 g/t gold over 23 metres -- 5.70 g/t gold over 9 metres in
in RC-201 DH-335
-- 2.18 g/t gold over 43 metres -- 2.76 g/t gold over 10 metres
in RC-208 in DH-338
-- 2.56 g/t gold over 9 metres in -- 7.89 g/t gold over 7 metres in
DH-270 RC-384
-- 3.60 g/t gold over 7 metres in -- 3.32 g/t gold over 10 metres
DH-277 in RC-408
-- 2.56 g/t gold over 28 metres -- 3.21 g/t gold over 19 metres
in DH-279 in DH-439
-- 6.92 g/t gold over 6 metres in -- 7.22 g/t gold over 4 metres in
RC-295 RC-465
-- 8.86 g/t gold over 25 metres -- 5.24 g/t gold over 5 metres in
in DH-312 DH-736


Results from the other six Masato Style deposits, including the new discoveries at Koutouniokollo and Kinemba further enhance additional open pit resource potential which collectively may, with further drilling, prove larger than the current Masato open pit reserves. The Kinemba and Koutouniokollo discoveries are located two kilometres east and south of the Kobokoto deposit.

A significant portion of the bulk tonnage resources defined to date consist of soft oxide mineralization that allows for expanded mill throughput from 4,500 tonnes per day to 7,400 tonnes per day. In addition, this oxidized material has the potential for low cost heap leach processing, which is currently being evaluated by Ausenco Solutions Canada Inc. Heap leach testing at Masato returned gold recoveries at 82.7%. All six of these deposits are open to further expansion by drilling.

The following table lists new drilling results, all of which could add new resources to the current update.

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Grid Gold
Drill Co- Azimuth/ From-To Interval Grade
Deposit Hole Ordinate Dip (m) (m) (g/t)
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Niakafiri SE RC-790 56194N/ 105/-50 4-25 21 1.26
13359E
incl.11-15 4 2.33
55-62 7 1.22
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Kobokoto RC-778 51530N/ 130/-50 17-24 7 1.86
10585E
RC-779 51556N/ 130/-50 53-56 3 1.34
10554E
RC-783(i) 51967N/ 130/-50 55-118+ 63+ 0.87
10860E
incl.61-70 9 1.48
RC-784(i) 51993N/ 130/-50 78-110+ 32+ 0.73
10829E
incl.96-103 7 1.05
RC-786 52023N/ 130/-50 79-83 4 1.21
10855E
RC-787 51998N/ 130/-50 56-66 10 1.28
10886E
RC-788 51881N/ 130/-50 44-56 12 1.59
10839E
incl.49-53 4 2.90
DH-836 51689N/ 130/-50 105-114 9 2.32
10860E
incl.108-110 2 8.61
DH-838 51993N/ 130/-50 47-52 5 1.59
10829E
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Koutouniokollo DH-808 50671N/ 115/-50 63-71 8 1.97
812367E
incl.68-69 1 8.30
105-111 6 1.58
DH-811 50688N/ 115/-50 88-94 6 1.49
812382E
DH-813 50689N/ 115/-65 98-103 5 3.86
812382E
DH-820 50670N/ 115/-65 92-126 34 1.44
812351E
incl.92-95 3 2.90
and 120-126 6 3.07
DH-823 50703N/ 115/-50 5-19 14 3.29
812388E
incl.14-18 4 5.85
DH-827 50704N/ 115/-65 6-19 13 3.62
812387E
incl.7-8 1 16.82
DH-831 50671N/ 115/-65 127-134 7 1.41
812365E
DH-843 50715N/ 115/-65 33-34 1 54.46
812319E
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Kinemba DH-795 49400N/ 090/-55 46-51 5 1.92
811430E
DH-803 49400N/ 090/-55 35-41 6 1.07
811300E
141-151 10 2.40
incl.142-144 2 7.29
DH-810 49440N/ 090/-55 16-21 5 1.73
811375E
42-49 7 1.64
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(i)Hole ends in mineralization.
Mineralized intervals are based on 1-metre samples utilizing 0.25 g/t gold
cut-off levels with a maximum internal dilution of 2 metres. The attitude
of mineralized intervals varies and reported mineralized intersections may
not represent true widths.
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Of particular note are the wide mineralized intervals in drill holes RC-783 and RC-784 both of which ended in mineralization at Kobokoto. These two holes are located near the northernmost portion of the Kobokoto deposit and may represent an area of appreciable thickening of the deposit in this direction.

Value Engineering Initiatives

Along with ongoing drilling programs designed to expand and upgrade existing resources and reserves, value engineering studies are under way. These studies are:

1. evaluating the four deposits (Niakafiri Southeast and Southwest, Maki
Medina and Kobokoto) not included in the feasibility study and
incorporate them into future mine plans;
2. evaluating potential for heap-leach processing; and
3. examining opportunities to improve recoveries and reduce capital costs.


Technical Protocols - DRA Mineral Resource Estimate

In May 2010, the OJVG engaged DRA to complete mineral resource estimates for the Masato, Maki Medina, Niakafiri SE, Niakafiri SW and Kobokoto Deposits, using drill data collected after the Feasibility Study cut-off dates in Q1 of 2010. For the DRA estimates of these bulk tonnage deposits, only drill data up to June 2010 were utilized.

All of the resources were modeled by OJVG geologists at various cut-off grades depending on the style and depth of mineralization. Ore shells for each mineralized zone were submitted and reviewed by DRA, prior to block modeling. Final measured, indicated and inferred resource tonnage, gold grade and gold content were reported at a 0.40 g/t gold cut off grade. Variogram models were created for all of the grade shell solids and appropriately capped for the purposes of this estimation. All samples were composited to 1 metre and ordinary Kriging was the method of interpolation utilized. The reader is cautioned that the results from the DRA resource estimate were not constrained by an optimized pit shell and a cut off grade of 0.40 g/t gold was used for the purposes of reporting mineral resources that have "reasonable prospects" for economic extraction by an open pit and do not represent mineral reserves.

Qualified Persons

The DRA resource estimate update was prepared by Dexter Ferreira, P. Nat. Sci., a QP as defined by National Instrument 43-101.

Doug Turnbull, P. Geo., is a qualified person for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101, and has verified the data disclosed in this news release. William Bond, P. Geo., is also a qualified person for the purposes of National Instrument 43-101, and has supervised geologic field procedures. TSL Laboratories in Saskatoon carried out all assaying under industry-standard QA/QC procedures.

To find out more about Oromin Explorations Ltd., visit www.oromin.com.

on Behalf of the Board of Directors of Oromin Explorations Ltd.

Chet Idziszek, President

To view map 1: Gold Deposits & Targets, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/olemap1.pdf.

To view map 2: Masato Deposit, please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/olemap2.pdf.

Cautionary Statement

This document contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities regulations. All statements other than statements of historical fact herein, including, without limitation, statements regarding exploration plans and our other future plans and objectives, are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. Such forward-looking statements include, without limitation, estimates of exploration investment and the scope of exploration programs. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and future events and actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from our expectations are disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time via SEDAR with the Canadian regulatory agencies to whose policies we are bound. Forward-looking statements are based on the estimates and opinions of management on the date the statements are made, and we do not undertake any obligation to update forward-looking statements should conditions or our estimates or opinions change. Forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors, including risks associated with public markets, mineral exploration, price volatility in the mineral commodities
we seek, and operational and political risks. Readers are advised not to place undue reliance on forward-looking statements.

Contacts:

Oromin Explorations Ltd.

David Scott

Investor Relations

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www.oromin.com

[Aerospacecadet]

So far this board has NO BS. Been following this stock for 2 years now. OLE on the TSX in Canada and BB listing for US investors like myself.

Total Measured and Indicated Resources are 3.17 Million Ounces of Gold per News Today.

UP 45% from one year ago and inferred resources are now up to .33 million ounces of gold.

[Aerospacecadet]

Share Structure
http://www.oromin.com/s/StockInfo.asp

[Aerospacecadet]

Oromin Website
http://www.oromin.com/s/home.asp

[Aerospacecadet]

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Oromin-Explorations-Ltd-Resource-Increase-New-Drilling-Results-Higher-Grade-Masato-Underground-TSX-OLE-1323206.htm