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Senate Lauds MCO Over Online Application

The Senate Committee chairman on Solid Minerals Development, Engr. Osita Ngwu has commended the Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office (MCO) for its migration to

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FG looking into gas exploration, solid minerals | The Nation Newspaper

FG looking into gas exploration, solid minerals | The Nation Newspaper
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Senate considers legislative framework for solid minerals

This was according to a statement released on Monday by the Head of Press, Nigeria Mining Cadastre Office, Folasade Fatoke.

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Government moves to stop exportation of raw Kaolin

The Federal Government, yesterday, said it had begun move to stop the exportation of raw Kaolin mineral in Nigeria to improve revenue of the country.

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Government considers PPP to develop mining sector

The Federal Government may consider partnership with the private sector as part of measures to increase by five per cent, the contribution of the solid minerals sector to Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2025.

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