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Alake gives illegal miners 30 days deadline to join cooperatives

Alake gives illegal miners 30 days deadline to join cooperatives
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Solid minerals will contribute 50% to Nigeria s GDP -Alake

Solid minerals will contribute 50% to Nigeria s GDP -Alake
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Solid minerals will contribute 50% to Nigeria s GDP – Alake

“Mining is big business. Nigeria must assert its presence in this environment by replicating its strategic positioning in the petroleum sector by setting up a corporate body that plays in this field," Mr Alake

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Alake projects 50% GDP contribution by Solid minerals industry

Minister of Solid Minerals, Dele Alake, projects that the industry will contribute 50 per cent of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

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Solid minerals will boost Nigeria s economy by 50% - Dele Alake

Mr. Dele Alake, Nigeria's Minister of Solid Minerals, has announced ambitious plans to boost the country's economy by at least 50%. 

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