China and Nigeria Partner to Establish Electric Vehicle Factories
The Chinese Ambassador to Nigeria, Yu Dunhai, has announced plans to establish electric vehicle factories in Nigeria to enhance collaboration...
Olivia Chen
Olivia Chen is a dedicated journalist and cultural critic with a rich background in Asian studies and comparative literature. With over a decade of experience writing for influential publications, she adeptly examines cultural narratives and their implications. Olivia’s insightful commentary has made her a prominent figure in contemporary journalism, and her articles have sparked important conversations about identity and representation in media.
Budget Constraints Challenge Nigeria’s Mines Minister Alake Amid Political Changes
Nigerian Mines Minister Henry Dele Alake faces budget constraints hindering mining sector progress. He has requested improved security from the...
Oyo State Government Launches Assault on Illegal Mining Operations
Oyo State launches a Joint Task Force to combat illegal mining under Executive Order 001/2023. The initiative involves various stakeholders...
SOMMEDI: Driving Nigeria’s Solid Minerals Sector Through Innovation and Collaboration
SOMMEDI, in Nasarawa State, is shaping Nigeria's mining industry by providing innovative machinery and support for SMEs. Established by NASENI,...
Minister Praises Launch of Africa’s First Gemology Department in Abuja
Dr Dele Alake, Minister of Solid Minerals Development, endorses the launch of Africa’s first Gemmology and Gemstones Department at Yakubu...
SOMMEDI: Driving Nigeria’s Solid Minerals Revolution Through Innovation and Skills
SOMMEDI, located in Nasarawa State, is key to Nigeria's solid minerals sector, aiming to boost local mining through technology and...
Nigerian Government Collects N6.95bn in Mining Fees in Q1 2025
In Q1 2025, Nigeria's federal government collected N6.95 billion in mining fees and registered 118 new mineral buying centres. The...
Nigeria’s Mining Sector: Progress in Fees, Centres, and Global Partnerships
Nigeria collected N6.96 billion in mining fees, established 118 private mineral buying centres, and is setting up the Nigerian Solid...
Federal Government Reports N6.96bn Mining Fees and New Buying Centres
In Q1, Nigeria's Federal Government collected N6.96 billion in mining fees and registered 118 private mineral buying centres. Minister Dele...
Sustaining the Success of Nigeria’s Mining Marshals
Nigeria's Mining Marshals, launched a year ago, have made strides against illegal mining, with over 2,670 personnel now enforcing regulations....
