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The Cross River State government and Nigeria Police Force Zone 6 have deliberated on security synergy in the state. Assistant Inspector General of Police

Alake secures free study for mining professionals from Australia State. Nigerian professionals in the solid minerals sector will soon travel

The Presidents policy experiments – on subsidies, the naira and the military – have raised questions about his ministerial team, A mass of contradictory signals greeted Bola Ahmed Tinubus first hundred days in the presidency on 6 September. The day before, the National Labour Congress had called on its members to strike in protest against the Tinubu government triggering inflation by ending fuel subsidies and devaluing the naira without any measures to protect citizens.

The Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, has said Nigerian mining professionals will be sent to Western Australia to study modern

The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has advised the Chairmen of the six Area Councils in FCT to constitute a Surveillance Committee in their respective councils to curb insecurity. Wike gave the advice while responding to the challenges outlined by the councils’ chairmen during a familiarisation meeting in Abuja on Thursday.

Nigeria Signs Free Mining Training Deal With Australia

At least 30 persons have lost their lives in a landslide reportedly triggered by activities of illegal miners in the Kuje Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. Nineteen persons were also abducted in Bwari Area Council of Abuja, on Thursday. The council area chairman disclosed this during a meeting between FCT Minister,…

While nothing is wrong with inviting Foreign Direct Investors to come into Nigeria to help deepen the performance of the Nigerian economy, it is also important to advocate that the same level of encouragement should be extended to domestic investors.

Nigerian govt generated N193.59bn from solid minerals The Federal Government generated N193.59 billion from the solid minerals sector in 2021.

FG generated N193.59bn from solid minerals in 2021 — NEITI. The Federal Government generated N193.59 billion from the solid minerals