Mira Commences Production Testing of Tom Shot Bank 1

Mira Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:MRP) ("Mira") and its wholly owned subsidiary
Equinox TSB Development (Nigeria) Limited announce that they have successfully
completed the acquisition of new modern cased-hole logs in TSB-1. Mira will
immediately commence production testing of the first zone which had previously
sampled high quality, low-GOR oil, at Tom Shot Bank Field ("TSB Field").


The first test will be in the U7 reservoir, which based on the newly acquired
logs is believed to be substantially thicker than previously interpreted. Based
on the new interpretation, the U7 is an apparent 246-foot gross oil-bearing
reservoir from an interval of 6,534 to 6,780 feet measured depth.


Thomas Cavanagh, President Mira Resources, stated, "After several months of
delays, due to the rig's delayed arrival, we are pleased to announce that we
have successfully re-entered and acquired all the planned new logs in the Tom
Shot Bank 1 well. We have confirmation that the well is in excellent condition
and we have had no problems in acquiring the new logs. 


We are now initiating the critical phase of production testing and intend to
test multiple reservoirs that were previously identified by Shell as hydrocarbon
bearing. Initial interpretation of the cased-hole logs implies that the U7
contains 246 gross feet of hydrocarbon bearing reservoirs. In order to maximize
our understanding of the production potential of this reservoir, we will
commence with testing the lower portion of the U7 across a 130-foot interval,
followed by the upper zone across a 60-foot interval. The 2010 NSAI Resources
Assessment of Tom Shot Bank 1 that were used for filing Mira's 51-101 Report
used a gross interval of 60 feet in the U7 to generate the contingent resources.
We are very encouraged that the new logs suggest the U7 is substantially
thicker.


In addition to the U7, we have interpreted an additional 90 gross feet of
hydrocarbon bearing reservoirs in the U8 from which Shell sampled oil in 1980.
The U8 was not included in Mira's 51-101 Report. Mira has decided not to test
the U8 reservoir in this well due to it being behind two separate casing
strings, which Schlumberger advised would be very challenging to successfully
perforate. Both the U8 and the U9 reservoirs were wire-line tested as oil
bearing by Shell in 1980. The U8 and U9 reservoirs will be assessed in detail
and tested when Mira drills TSB-3.


The U9 reservoir was evaluated and also shows significantly increased reservoir
thickness and much better porosity than initially believed. The U9 is believed
to be made up of highly laminated sands. The cased-hole log evaluation of this
interval was inconclusive regarding the reservoir fluid, even though Shell
sampled oil in this reservoir in 1980. Mira has elected to defer the test in
this reservoir until Mira drills TSB-3, as open-hole logs will conclusively
determine the reservoir fluid and composition.


In addition, Mira has also determined a deeper reservoir, the U9.5, to have a
175-foot gross reservoir interval with a similar log response to the U9. Mira
will be able to conclusively evaluate both the U9 and U9.5 when Mira drills
TSB-3.


Mira has not yet received the final processed logs of the U4 reservoir but
anticipate Schlumberger to provide these imminently. The results to-date of the
re-evaluation have exceeded our expectations and we hope to confirm the results
of the U7 test during the course of next week."


TSB Field is located within Oil Prospecting License 276 ("OPL 276") which is
adjacent to the Abana Field in Oil Mining License 114 and due north of Addax
Petroleum Corp. in Oil Mining License 123 ("OML 123"). Addax Petroleum Corp. is
producing almost 50,000 BOPD from multiple fields within OML 123. TSB Field was
discovered by Shell Petroleum in 1980 and encountered 425 Gross Feet of
hydrocarbon pay, 57 net feet of gas and 83 net feet of oil proven pay with
another possible 111 net feet of oil and 29 net feet of gas pay in reservoirs
which Shell Petroleum interpreted as probable laminated reservoirs. 


ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Thomas Cavanagh, President and Director

Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

This news release includes certain "forward-looking statements" within the
meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995
and Canadian securities laws. There can be no assurance that such statements
will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ
materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that
could cause actual events and results to differ materially from Mira's
expectations include risks related to the exploration stage of Mira's project;
market fluctuations in prices for securities of exploration stage companies; and
uncertainties about the availability of additional financing.


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