Nigeria Mining Week Opens in Abuja to Boost Investment
The 11th edition of Nigeria Mining Week, themed ‘Unlocking Investment and Growth through Partnership,’ opened in Abuja on October 13. Participants, including the Miners Association of Nigeria, Ministry of Solid Minerals Development, NEITI, and PWC, emphasized the need for sustained collaboration to develop the mining sector.
Oba Ayandele Ayanlake, president of the Miners Association of Nigeria, stated that collaboration is crucial for shaping policy and improving operational standards. He highlighted the association's role as an umbrella body for various stakeholders in the mineral value chain.
Cyril Azobu from PWC noted growing international interest in Nigeria's critical minerals, citing a recent framework agreement with the United States as an example of beneficial partnerships. Goodwill messages were delivered by Ambassador Anna Westerholm from the Embassy of Sweden and Austin Menegbo from Segilola Resources, who reported significant gold extraction since 2021, employing a predominantly Nigerian workforce.
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