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Sylla Gold Intersects 25 m of 2.13 gpt Gold at Niaouleni

Drill Results

Sylla Gold Intersects 25 m of 2.13 gpt Gold at

Niaouleni

Bedford, Nova Scotia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 13, 2022) -

Sylla Gold Corp. (TSXV: SYG)

("Sylla Gold" or the "Company")

is pleased to announce additional positive gold assay results from

the remaining

39 reverse circulation (RC) drill holes totalling 4,717 m completed on the Niaouleni South,

Lebre Plateau and Kankou Moussa prospects along the Kobada Shear and at Gouingouindougou,

located on the Gosso Shear, all within the Company's Niaouleni Gold Project ("Niaouleni") in Southern

Mali (

Figure 1

).

Assay results are still pending for 212 regional air core (AC) holes totalling 10,600 m. Drilling was

temporarily shut down on July 14 due to the start of the rainy season in southern Mali. The drill remains

on site with drilling activities to recommence after the rainy season has ended. For previously released

assay results from RC holes NSRC22-001 - 018 please refer to the Company's news release dated

August 29, 2022.

Drilling Highlights:

2.13 g/t Au over 25 m

from drill hole NSRC22-027

including

21.4 g/t Au

over 1 m

and 5.05 g/t Au over 5m

including

12.2 g/t Au

over 2 m

and 1.47 g/t Au over 33 m

including

4.35 g/t Au

over 4 m

1.57 g/t Au over 15 m

from drill hole NSRC22-029

and 2.88 g/t Au over 17 m

including

8.94 g/t Au

over 4 m

1.90 g/t Au over 20 m

from drill hole NSRC22-031

including

19.7 g/t Au

over 1 m

1.84 g/t Au over 14 m

from drill hole NSRC22-035

and 1.83 g/t Au over 13 m

1.87 g/t Au over 17 m

from drill hole NSRC22-042

including

14.8 g/t Au

over 1 m

A summary of significant gold assay intercepts of these holes is shown in

Table 1

and collar locations

and depths for RC drill holes NSRC22-019 to NSRC22-057 are shown in

Table 2

.

Regan Isenor, President and CEO of Sylla, commented, "

Our work at Niaouleni continues to build on

our original hypothesis that this property has the ability to host multiple near surface gold deposits on

the Kobada and Gosso shears. The RC program has been successful in identifying gold grades over

significant widths in 48 of 57 holes drilled, suggesting the potential to host significant gold

mineralization. We are especially pleased with the results from hole NSRC22-035 which extend the

gold mineralization due south of the main area of drilling, appearing to confirm the presence of a

dilational jog along the regional structure. In addition, the mineralization outlined at Lebre Plateau and

Kankou Moussa prospects speaks to the potential gold endowment of the Kobada structure as a

whole."

Drilling was carried out to further test the Niaouleni South, Lebre Plateau and Kankou Moussa

prospects, all of which lie along the Kobada Shear which hosts the adjacent Toubani Resources'

Kobada deposit that lies approximately 6 km north of the Niaouleni Project. In addition, 5 RC holes were

drilled at Gouingouindougou prospect which is located in the southern end of the license area on the

extension of the Gosso shear (Figure 1).

Figure 1

: Prospect location map of the Niaouleni Gold Project in southern Mali

To view an enhanced version of Figure 1, please visit:

https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/6472/136999_bb155f99847de950_001full.jpg

Table 1

: Significant RC drilling assay intercepts for Niaouleni Project (NSRC22-019 to NSRC21-057)

Hole ID

From (m)

To (m)

Interval (m)

Au (g/t)

NSRC22-019

40

42

2

1.26

and

46

48

2

1.66

and

52

55

3

5.34

Including

52

53

1

12.0

NSRC22-020

6

7

1

0.89

and

107

108

1

1.44

NSRC22-021

32

37

5

0.98

and

71

72

1

0.59

and

75

79

4

0.52

and

87

89

2

0.90

and

113

114

1

1.04

and

140

142

2

1.48

NSRC22-022

44

51

7

3.89

including

48

49

1

17.3

and

61

66

5

0.83

and

114

115

1

0.65

NSRC22-023

No significant intercepts

NSRC22-024

72

73

1

0.77

and

78

79

1

0.76

and

85

86

1

1.25

and

93

97

4

0.65

NSRC22-025

No significant intercepts

NSRC22-026

37

38

1

0.92

and

76

77

1

0.74

and

96

97

1

10.2

NSRC22-027

15

40

25

2.13

including

31

32

1

21.4

and

47

52

5

5.05

including

47

49

2

12.2

and

62

95

33

1.47

including

72

76

4

3.50

including

83

87

4

4.35

and

146

147

1

0.88

NSRC22-028

44

52

8

0.67

and

63

66

3

1.22

NSRC22-029

79

80

1

0.86

and

84

99

15

1.57

and

106

123

17

2.88

including

110

114

4

8.94

NSRC22-030

8

15

7

1.18

and

19

20

1

0.58

and

24

34

10

1.17

and

59

68

9

1.03

NSRC22-031

6

11

5

0.86

and

14

34

20

1.90

including

14

15

1

19.7

and

38

40

2

1.75

and

57

59

2

1.38

and

64

65

1

2.63

and

115

116

1

0.91

NSRC22-032

11

12

1

1.00

and

15

16

1

1.34

and

20

24

4

1.68

and

40

41

1

1.36

and

69

72

3

0.62

NSRC22-033

20

21

1

0.50

and

27

32

5

4.35

including

30

31

1

17.7

and

35

36

1

2.14

and

40

46

6

2.88

including

40

41

1

12.4

and

95

99

4

1.72

and

105

110

5

1.12

and

123

127

4

0.40

and

132

134

2

1.20

and

137

138

1

0.78

and

141

149

8

0.69

NSRC22-034

16

17

1

2.10

and

24

25

1

0.66

and

34

40

6

0.74

and

78

79

1

0.87

and

87

99

12

1.36

and

102

109

7

3.82

including

105

108

3

7.97

and

112

113

1

0.62

and

119

120

1

0.89

NSRC22-035

12

26

14

1.84

and

42

55

13

1.83

and

58

65

7

0.90

and

93

94

1

2.37

and

97

98

1

1.29

and

101

103

2

0.87

and

109

110

1

0.68

and

113

120

7

1.24

and

123

125

2

0.70

and

129

141

12

1.24

NSRC22-036

No significant intercepts

NSRC22-037

13

18

5

1.21

and

26

27

1

0.63

NSRC22-038

86

87

1

1.03

and

93

98

5

1.08

and

101

105

4

0.97

and

118

119

1

0.83

NSRC22-039

No significant intercepts

NSRC22-040

14

15

1

0.57

and

107

111

4

4.73

and

115

116

1

0.70

and

130

132

2

0.81

and

138

139

1

2.23

NSRC22-041

14

17

3

2.29

and

35

41

6

1.72

and

54

57

3

1.54

and

149

150

1

0.82

NSRC22-042

13

14

1

1.09

and

87

104

17

1.87

including

102

103

1

14.8

and

107

108

1

2.30

NSRC22-043

28

30

2

0.53

and

140

141

1

0.85

NSRC22-044

No significant intercepts

NSRC22-045

15

16

1

3.46

and

103

104

1

1.01

NSRC22-046

4

5

1

0.85

and

15

16

1

0.57

and

20

21

1

2.01

and

27

28

1

10.9

NSRC22-047

No significant intercepts

NSRC22-048

10

11

1

0.62

and

14

15

1

1.96

NSRC22-049

2

3

1

0.60

and

35

36

1

1.92

and

41

42

1

0.51

and

71

72

1

1.90

and

81

82

1

0.58

NSRC22-050

82

83

1

0.65

NSRC22-051

9

11

2

1.22

NSRC22-052

16

22

6

0.63

including

18

19

1

1.96

and

33

34

1

0.61

and

56

57

1

0.64

and

75

78

3

0.58

NSRC22-053

46

47

1

1.07

and

61

64

3

1.65

and

69

70

1

1.00

NSRC22-054

40

41

1

0.62

NSRC22-055

31

32

1

13.8

and

53

54

1

0.64

and

61

62

1

0.86

NSRC22-056

19

24

5

0.90

including

22

23

1

1.50

and

39

41

2

0.85

and

51

52

1

0.94

and

65

66

1

0.69

NSRC22-057

34

35

1

0.94

and

42

46

4

0.90

Notes: A cut-off 0.5 g/t Au was applied with maximum 2 m of internal dilution; no high-cap cut-off was

applied. True width of the sampled intervals has not yet been determined.

Technical Overview of RC Drilling Program

The purpose of the Niaouleni Project RC drilling program is to:

Continue to confirm previously defined wide zones of high-grade gold mineralization intersected in

historical drilling programs completed by previous operators;

Define the structural characteristics of the interpreted Kobada Shear extension on the property;

and

Test extensive termite mound and soil anomalies that lie both on strike from the adjacent Kobada

deposit owned by Toubani Resources and in other areas of the property.

All gold-bearing intersections are hosted in metasedimentary saprolite with quartz veins / veinlets. An

east-west trending (barren) mafic dyke cuts across the mineralized corridor at about local grid line 1281

380N.

Geological interpretation for these drill holes is still very preliminary. A potential dilational flexure

rendering the Niaouleni South trend close to N-S, compared to the NNE regional structural trend is

interpreted. Inside this flexure, the highest grades appear to be hosted in E-W vein / veinlet clusters. 3D

geological modelling has been started in an attempt to define N-S and E-W mineralization domains

within the N-S trending mineralized corridor.

Figure 2

shows the locations of the 2022 drilling at the property scale.

Figure 3

shows the locations and highlights of the 2022 RC drilling at Niaouleni South.

Figure 4

shows the cross-section at 543690E including NSRC22-027 and NSRC22-029, both

drilled at N160 to test for east-west quartz vein / veinlet clusters within the structural corridor.

Figure 5

shows these east-west quartz vein / veinlet clusters in an area of artisanal mining.

Figure 2:

2022 RC drilling results for NSRC22-019 to NSRC22-057 - property scale

To view an enhanced version of Figure 2, please visit:

https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/6472/136999_bb155f99847de950_002full.jpg