The Nigerian mining sector is booming, and with it, the demand for legally obtained minerals. But before you jump headfirst into this lucrative trade, ensure you have the key: a Permit to Purchase and Possess Minerals.
Why? Simple. The Nigerian government is cracking down on illegal miners and traders, wielding the full force of the Civil Defense, EFCC, and other security agencies. Avoid costly fines and legal headaches by navigating the permit process with confidence.
Here’s your roadmap to unlocking mineral riches the legal way:
1. Form a Business:
Your first step is to register a Limited Liability Company (LLC) with the CAC under the Companies and Allied Matters Act. This establishes your legitimacy and sets you up for success.
2. Gather Your Documents:
- Certificate of Incorporation:
- Tax Clearance Certificate: Show you’re a responsible financial citizen.
- Attestation of Non-Conviction: Ensure your criminal record is clean.
- Bank Reference: Get your bank involved in your mineral trade.
3. Show Your Sources:
- Evidence of Source of Supply: Identify your mineral suppliers.
- Evidence of Technical Competence: Prove you have the expertise to handle mineral purchases and possessions.
4. Pay the Fee:
Fulfil your financial obligation to the government.
Follow these steps, and you’ll be well on your way to legally and safely purchasing and possessing minerals in Nigeria.
You Don’t have to Navigate this Process Alone:
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