Alake Boosts Security Amid Mining License Revocation Threats
The Alake has heightened security due to death threats received after revoking mining licenses for violations of government regulations. The Ministry of Solid Minerals Development disclosed the security escalation during a press briefing in Abuja.
The threats were linked to the upcoming Nigeria Mining Week, where stakeholders will assess the nation's mining reform prospects. Alake emphasized the need to enforce neglected mining laws and revoke dormant licenses to clean up the sector.
The Ministry accused companies of resorting to media blackmail and attacks for failing to meet legal obligations.
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