The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Mining Marshals have set forth their strategic operational plans for 2025, prioritising intensified on-ground operations, enhanced compliance with regulations, and a renewed effort against illegal mining. They will collaborate closely with the Mining Cadastre Office to improve their operational effectiveness.

In a recent statement, Babawale Afolabi, the corps spokesperson, reflected on the Director-General of the Mining Cadastre Office, Obadiah Nkom’s commendation of the mining marshals’ resilience. Despite challenges, they have maintained professionalism and dedication to protect the nation’s economy from illegal activities.

Nkom highlighted the significant role of the NSCDC mining marshals in promoting the mining sector’s growth, enhancing national economic development and environmental sustainability. He praised Dr. Ahmed Audi for leading transformative changes within the corps.

The mining sector will benefit from planned technological upgrades, including automated services and improved licence verification processes to ensure transparency and better regulatory compliance, according to the Mining Cadastre Office.

Squad Commander AC John Attah assured that the NSCDC mining marshals are committed to addressing illegal mining operations. They pledged to safeguard licensed mineral holders, facilitating access to their resources without disruptions, while emphasising collaboration with the Cadastre Office to mitigate environmental and community issues related to unlawful mining.

Illegal mining has been a persistent problem in Nigeria, undermining the economy and environmental integrity. The NSCDC Mining Marshals are tasked with enforcing regulations and combating illegal activities in the mining sector. Their collaboration with the Mining Cadastre Office is essential for streamlined operations and protection of legitimate miners. The 2025 operational plans aim to enhance their effectiveness through strategic initiatives.

The NSCDC Mining Marshals are intensifying efforts against illegal mining through collaborative and strategic approaches. Their commitment to operational improvement and regulatory compliance highlights their crucial role in protecting the nation’s economic and environmental interests. Leadership under Dr. Ahmed Audi signals a transformative phase for the corps in the fight against illegal miners.

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The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Mining Marshals have presented their operational strategies for 2025, prioritising robust field actions, improved compliance with regulations, and intensified efforts against illegal mining. They plan to collaborate closely with the Mining Cadastre Office to enhance their operational effectiveness.

The statement from NSCDC spokesperson Babawale Afolabi highlighted commendations from Obadiah Nkom, the Director-General of the Mining Cadastre Office, who praised the marshals’ perseverance in tackling illegal mining, despite numerous challenges. Nkom emphasised their commitment to protecting the nation’s economy from illegal activities.

Illegal mining poses significant risks to Nigeria’s economy and environment. The NSCDC aims to combat this issue through robust strategies and collaborations, ensuring the protection of legitimate mining operations. The 2025 plan underscores the importance of regulatory compliance and community engagement to address the consequences of unregulated mining activities.

The NSCDC Mining Marshals remain dedicated to eradicating illegal mining in Nigeria through a comprehensive approach that includes enhanced collaboration and effective regulatory measures. Their commitment to protecting legitimate miners and promoting environmental sustainability is crucial for national economic growth.

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