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The Federal Government generated N193.59 billion from the solid minerals sector in 2021. The sector also contributed N814.59 billion between 2007 and

If Mr Alake is desirous of developing Nigeria's solid minerals sector, he must ensure the judicious use of the SMDF.

To create environmental awareness, cultivate and nurture young talents in the field of geology, Malami Academy, Nasarawa State, has established a Junior Geologists Club.

With an estimated $700bn in commercially viable minerals, Nigeria possesses the capacity to diversify its revenue sources and boost foreign

The Junior Geologists Club (JGC) has been established in Malami Academy, Nasarawa Local Government Area of Nasarawa State, known for having one of the largest deposits of lithium in the country. Dubbed as the ‘Home of Solid Minerals,’ Nasarawa State is currently a beehive of mining activities as a result of its enormous lithium deposit […]

The Federal Government, on Thursday, warned against illegal mining activities disrupting Nigeria's $700 billion industry. According to NAN, the Permanent

In a country where abandoned projects are common sight in the public sector, often leading to avoidable waste of funds, the need to avoid such losses need not

The Solid Minerals Development Fund (SMDF) has been urged to keep up its efforts towards achieving the mandate for which it was set up.

For many years, following the lead of the resources that came into the national treasury from oil and gas, the mining of solid minerals has been touted as the next big source of revenue.

Discussing the role of the GSN Mining Investment Roundtable in advocating for professionalism in mineral exportation in Nigeria, the president hinted that