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Is Your Mineral License Valid? How to Verify & Avoid Scams in Nigeria

Learn how to verify a mineral license in Nigeria and avoid common scams. This guide provides a step-by-step checklist to protect your investment.

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Beyond Gold: Why Quarry Businesses are Booming in Nigeria

Discover why Nigeria’s quarry business is booming. This guide covers key materials, the legal roadmap, and the immense profitability of quarrying in Nigeria.

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The Cost of Starting a Mining Company in Nigeria (A Detailed Breakdown)

Get a detailed breakdown of the cost of starting a mining company in Nigeria. A guide to official fees, professional costs, and tiered investment breakdowns.

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Talc and Barite: A Guide to Profitable Industrial Mineral Export from Nigeria

A guide to profitable talc and barite export from Nigeria. Discover their industrial uses, key locations, and the essential steps to become a successful exporter.

A split image showing the stark contrast between illegal and legal mining in Nigeria. The left shows informal miners in dangerous conditions. The right shows a modern, open-pit mine with security personnel and a map with legal symbols, illustrating the formal framework.

Illegal Mining vs. Legal Frameworks: A Look at Security in the Nigerian Solid Minerals Sector

A guide to security in Nigeria’s solid minerals sector. Understand the link between illegal mining and violence and the government’s response to protect investors.

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The Exporter’s Handbook: Shipping and Logistics for Mineral Export from Nigeria

Master mineral export logistics from Nigeria. This handbook covers key documents, customs clearance, and the roles of freight forwarders and government agencies.

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Funding Your Nigerian Mining Venture: Grants, Loans & Investment

Discover how to fund your Nigerian mining venture. This guide covers grants, loans, and investment opportunities from the SMDF, BOI, and government incentives.

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Unlocking Lithium’s Potential: A Guide to Mining & Export in Nigeria

Unlock Nigeria’s lithium potential. This guide covers lithium locations, the new value-addition policy, and the legal path to mining and export.

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NEPC vs. MCO: Navigating Key Government Agencies for Nigerian Mineral Exporters

Understand the difference between the NEPC and the MCO. This guide helps mineral exporters navigate key government agencies to ensure legal compliance and success.

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CAC Registration for Mining: 5 Key Documents You Need in Nigeria

Get your mining company legally registered in Nigeria. This guide outlines the 5 key documents needed for CAC registration, including the mandatory SCUML certificate.

Disclaimer: The Nigerian Mineral Exchange (NME) is a private-sector digital platform developed and operated by African Trade and Commerce Development Company Ltd (ATCDC). It is not a government institution, nor does it perform government regulatory functions. All users are solely responsible for ensuring they possess the required government permits, licences, and approvals for any minerals or products listed or traded on the platform. NME does not verify regulatory compliance and bears no liability for non-compliance by users.

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