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Beyond Oil: Nigeria’s Mining Sector Hits $2.6 Billion Investment Milestone in 2026

  • Obinna Ede
  • Blog, Mining Industry News

Discover how Nigeria’s mining sector secured $2.6B in FDI. Explore the lithium boom, local processing reforms, and the economic shift from oil to solid minerals.

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A 3D cinematic landscape showing organized miners, futuristic monitoring technology, and sparkling minerals representing the formalization of the Nigerian mining sector in 2026.

The Great Cleanup: Why 2026 is the End of the Road for Illegal Mining in Nigeria

  • Obinna Ede
  • Artisanal and Small Scale Mining, Blog, Mining & Natural Resources, Mining Industry News, Mining Laws and Regulations, Mining Safety, Sustainable Mining

Stop illegal mining in Nigeria. Join the 2026 formalization drive. Get expert help with mining licenses, trading permits, and free mining cooperative guides at NME.

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How Equipment Suppliers Can Profit from Nigeria’s Fast-Growing Mining Market

  • Obinna Ede
  • Blog, Gemstone Mining and Trade, Mining Industry News, Mining Investment, Mining Technology

Sell mining equipment, services, or events in Nigeria. NME connects you with miners, suppliers & investors- advertise directly to a growing audience.

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Vibrant bi-color (green and pink) Nigerian tourmaline crystal from a deposit in Nigeria, showcasing the country's gemstone wealth.

A Guide to Nigeria’s Gemstone Deposits: State-by-State Treasure Map

  • Obinna Ede
  • Blog, Gemstone Mining and Trade, Mining Industry News

Discover Nigeria’s gemstone goldmine! The state-by-state guide reveals locations for tourmaline, sapphire, garnet, and more. Unlock a billion-dollar industry.

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A sleek, modern graphic showing a sparkling gold nugget with digital lines and a stylized map of Kaduna State, Nigeria. It represents technology and investment in the state's mining industry.

Kaduna State Mining Sector: An Overview

  • Obinna Ede
  • Blog, Mining & Natural Resources, Mining Industry News, Mining Investment, Mining Laws and Regulations

Kaduna State mining sector overview. Explore key mineral resources like gold and lithium, regulatory frameworks, and major players. Learn about challenges and opportunities.

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EFCC Recovers ₦100 Million in Unpaid Mining Royalties, Hands Over to FG

  • Obinna Ede
  • Mining Industry News

The EFCC recovered ₦100M from mining firms, signaling a new era of government reforms and compliance in Nigeria’s solid minerals sector.

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Dr. Dele Alake, Nigeria's Minister of Solid Minerals Development, speaks at the National Steel Summit, announcing the government's plan to revoke 1,000 dormant mining licenses.

FG Announces Plans to Revoke 1,000 More Dormant Mining Licenses

  • Obinna Ede
  • Mining Industry News

Nigeria plans to revoke 1,000 more dormant mining licenses, continuing its “use it or lose it” policy to combat speculation and boost the solid minerals sector.

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A split image showing the transformation of raw materials into finished products. On the left, raw iron ore, limestone, and a gold-bearing rock. On the right, the refined products: a steel beam, a bag of cement, and a solid gold bar, representing the value-added opportunity in Nigeria's mineral processing industry.

The Nigerian Mineral Processing Industry: Unlocking a N3 Trillion Opportunity

  • Obinna Ede
  • Blog, Mining Industry News, Mining Investment

Unlocking Nigeria’s N3 trillion mineral processing opportunity. This article explores investing in solid minerals, from raw extraction to value-added industrial materials.

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Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi with a representative from a Chinese firm, Minsheng Group, to formalize a new mining agreement.

Bauchi’s Mining Blueprint: A Model for Economic Diversification in Nigeria

  • Obinna Ede
  • Blog, Mining Industry News

Bauchi state’s new mining company and foreign partnership offer a blueprint for economic diversification, job creation, and sustainable revenue for other Nigerian states.

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The Viral Cry for Help: 10 Critical Lessons for Nigeria from Stranded Miners in CAR

  • Obinna Ede
  • Blog, Mining Industry News

Viral video exposes Nigerian miners stranded in CAR. 10 lessons for Nigeria on diaspora welfare, foreign exploitation, and local mining opportunities.

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