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The Proposed 6-Month Mining Suspension in Northern Nigeria: Facts, Implications, and the Future of the Industry

Northern Governors’ proposed mining ban: we separate rumors from facts. Read the authoritative guide on security, formalization, and the future of the industry.

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Building a Sustainable Mining Operation in Nigeria

Discover how to build a profitable and sustainable mining operation in Nigeria. This comprehensive guide explores environmental protection, community engagement, responsible sourcing, and technological advancements crucial for long-term success.

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The Proposed 6-Month Mining Suspension in Northern Nigeria: Facts, Implications, and the Future of the Industry

Building a Sustainable Mining Operation in Nigeria