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About 82 mining companies failed to make the mandatory social payments to host communities, according to the Nigeria Extractive

The extraction of mineral resources, which occurs in some parts of the country without the necessary approval from the statutory regulatory authorities,

Minister of Solid Minerals, Oladele Alake has explained that a solid minerals corporation will attract the local and foreign investment

According to a statement by Alaba Balogun, deputy director of information, Ministry of Solid Minerals, Nigeria’s mining roadmap was the investors’ toast as

As the Minister of Petroleum, corruption became so endemic in the oil sector that whatever crimes his predecessor, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke, was accused of became a child’s play. Under Buhari’s watch, Nigeria effectively became a criminal enterprise and he was at the centre of the organised heist that went on at the Central Bank, Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited and all the other ministries, departments and agencies of government run by his minions.

The Ministry of Solid Minerals has made efforts to attract investors to explore lithium deposits in the country.

Non-Yorubas fail to make list Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, yesterday, inaugurated his cabinet more than 100 days after he was sworn-in for a second term in office. The state executive council, which is a mixture of politicians and technocrats with 29 male and eight female, is made up of 18 returning members of the…

Alake’s drive to maximise the country’s potential in solid minerals is commendable; but the lunge for yet another state-owned operating

Diversification: ‘Structure, legislation key to sound solid minerals devt’

The Minister of Solid Minerals, Dr. Dele Alake, recently unveiled a visionary plan to revamp Nigeria's mining industry.