NSCDC Takes Action Against Illegal Mining
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has implemented a robust strategy to combat the issue of illegal mining...
Year: 2024
The Transformation of Nigeria’s Mining Industry with Chinese Investments in Lithium Processing
Chinese corporations are making substantial investments in Nigeria's lithium mining and processing industry, aiming to revolutionize the sector. Recently, Avatar...
NSCDC Deploys Over 2,000 Officials to Combat Illegal Mining
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has made significant strides in the battle against illegal mining in the...
Nigeria’s Ministry of Solid Minerals Development Unveils Plans to Adjust Mining Licence Rates
The Nigerian Government is in the process of revising the fees associated with mining licences and other charges applicable to...
The Perils of Illegal Mining in Nigeria
The Federal Government of Nigeria has issued a strong warning to landowners about the illicit mining activities occurring throughout the...
Strengthening Nigeria’s Mining Marshals: A Step Towards Sector Reform
Nigeria has recently taken a significant step towards strengthening its mining marshals by inaugurating 350 new operatives, symbolizing the federal...
The Menace of Chinese Illegal Mining in Nigeria and its Impact on National Politics | Dataphyte Report
Dataphyte, a distinguished data access and insight organization in Nigeria, has recently published its comprehensive analysis entitled “Illegal Chinese Mining...
Africa’s Emerging Role in the Lithium Market
Benedict Peters, a prominent Nigerian businessman, is poised to leave a lasting impact on the African lithium market through his...
Federal Government Boosts Mining Marshals with Additional 350 Operatives
The Federal Government has recently taken a significant step in enhancing the effectiveness of the mining sector by deploying an...
EFCC Apprehends 18 Individuals for Illegal Mining in Ilorin, Kwara State
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has announced the arrest of 18 individuals in connection with illicit mining operations...
