— The impact of COVID-19 on mining operations in Nigeria. COVID-19 led to draconian lockdown measures in countries around the world, including Nigeria. Reduced mining operations and lower demand led to the closure of mines worldwide. The uncertainty that accompanied the pandemic has also led to the volatility of commodity prices in the …

 — INTRODUCTION: In view of resurging sector reforms in the Nigerian extractive sector and global rise in commodity prices, local interests in mining have since grown especially considering its potential for inter sectoral growth and increase in Nigeria's export ratio 1.Although still highly underdeveloped, the Nigeria mining sector continues …

Globally, the Mining Industry suffered negatively from the impact of COVID-19 Pandemic (the Pandemic) in 2020. Although the sector was classified as "essential services" in many countries, the rapid outbreak of the novel Corona Virus at mining sites forced many mines to suspend operations for extended periods of time.

 — In November, the Nigerian government unveiled plans to revise its crucial mining law, the Nigeria Minerals and Mining Act (NMMA). The outdated law, which hasn't been updated since 2007, is accused of stifling growth in …

Nigeria's GDP grew by 3.52% 1 (year-on-year) in the fourth quarter of 2022. The Nigerian Mining Sector ("the Sector") also witnessed growth in its contribution to the Nation's GDP, having contributed 0.85% in 2022 (2021: 0.63%), representing a 32% year on year growth over 2021 2. Interestingly, the Sector has witnessed sustained growth ...

 — Mining in Nigeria. Mining in Nigeria dates back to 1902 when organised mining in its exploration stage started with the then Secretary of State for Colonies commissioning mineral surveys of the Southern and Northern Protectorates (MMSD, 2016).The first record of a mined mineral was tin ore by the Royal Niger Company in …

mining development in Nigeria. A key document considered was the Roadmap for the Growth and Development of the Nigerian Mining Industry 2016, which contains the Government's strategy for the mining industry. Among many things, this roadmap highlights inconsistency in the implementation of policies, laws and regulations in the mining sector

 — Despite abundant solid mineral resources, which include gold, lead, zinc, coal, bitumen, iron ore, limestone and barite, the Nigeria mining industry only contributes 0.15 percent to the nation's GDP. The contribution, projected to hit 0.34 percent in 2025, is far from the three percent target set out in the country's mining roadmap 1. The ...

 — The mining industry in Nigeria has historically been dominated by the oil and gas sector, leaving other mineral resources largely untapped. Nevertheless, Nigeria is rich in mineral resources such as …

 — Current and comprehensive mining and industrial, market data and investing news in Nigeria.

An investor may enter into the mining industry in Nigeria through the acquisition of an existing mining property from the original owner however an approval must be obtained from the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development for such acquisition or by obtaining an application either for a Prospecting Right (PR), an Exclusive Prospecting Licence ...

Based on the Nigerian Gross Domestic Product Report for Q4 2023, published by the National Bureau of Statistics, the total contribution of the Mining sector (i.e., coal mining, …

 — The Nigerian government announced it will auction bitumen blocks in the four rich states of Ondo, Ogun, Lagos, and Edo in the third quarter 2021, however this date was moved to 2022 and is pending. Despite these efforts, however, mining production in Nigeria decreased 10.6% as of September 2021 over the previous year.

 — Despite abundant solid mineral resources, which include gold, lead, zinc, coal, bitumen, iron ore, limestone and barite, the Nigeria mining industry only contributes 0.15 percent to the nation's GDP. The contribution, projected to hit 0.34 percent in 2025, is far from the three percent target set out in the country's mining roadmap 1 .

Welcome to the Integrated Automation and Interactive Solid Minerals Portal (IAISMP), the GO-TO portal for real time information on Mining Sector in Nigeria. Office:No. 2, Luanda Crescent, off Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent, Wuse II, Abuja, F.C.T., Nigeria. Call Us: +234 9 …

Nigeria's GDP grew by 3.52% 1 (year-on-year) in the fourth quarter of 2022. The Nigerian Mining Sector ("the Sector") also witnessed growth in its contribution to the Nation's GDP, having contributed 0.85% in 2022 …

M. C. Uzonwanne. Economic reforms and productivity growth in the steel industry: Evidence from nigeria. Journal of Economic Structures, 4(1):1–14, 2015. Federal Ministry of Mines and Steel Development. Roadmap for the growth and development of the nigerian mining industry: On the road to shared mining prosperity, 2017.

 — Finally, the Nigerian government is committed to developing the mining industry in the country and is keen to ensure that the industry is conducted in a safe and responsible manner. The issuance of permits to companies to begin mining operations or trading of mineral resources is an important step in this process and is likely to lead to ...

Impact of the pandemic on the oil industry At the beginning of 2021, the average daily oil production in Nigeria stood at 1.7 million barrels. In 2020, the production decreased due to the impact ...

The Nigerian Mining Sector ("the Sector") also witnessed growth in its contribution to the Nation's GDP, having contributed 0.85% in 2022 ... in the Nigerian minerals and metals industry, including security challenges, lack of geosciences data and expensive exploration efforts, among others.

In Nigeria, despite the wide spread economic impacts of the pandemic, the Mining Sector (the Sector) exceeded budgeted revenue of the Federal Government (FG) in 2020 by about 10% (N2.09billion as against N1.9billion) 1, and increased its contribution to the Nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by about 23% (2020: N656.18 billion; 2019: N369 ...

Nigerian Mineral Exchange is your gateway platform to unlocking the vast potential of Nigeria's mineral wealth. We're the one-stop hub for everything mining in the Nigerian mining industry, connecting you to the resources and opportunities you need to thrive. Whether you're: – A seasoned miner seeking buyers or partners

Problems of Manpower Development for the Mineral Industry in Nigeria Nigerian Mining Journal Vol.4, Number 1 (pp.60-64), ISSN 1117-4307. Mallo S.J.:2007. Mineral and Mining on the Jos Plateau, First Edition. : ISBN 978-978-082-823-3 (ACON Publishers, Jos, Nigeria) (2007) Nweze Austin :2009. Competing for intellectual Capital.

 — The Nigerian mining industry has however not attracted the much-needed investments to catalyse its full potential despite being rich in natural resources, boasting over forty solid minerals in commercial quantities. Recently, high-grade lithium was discovered in commercial quantities in the country. It is ...

 — Despite its appellation as the "Giant of Africa," Nigeria's mining sector has remained largely underdeveloped, overshadowed by the country's booming oil and gas industry. Yet, Nigeria is endowed with a plethora of minerals, including coal, limestone, gold, tin, and tantalite.

 — World Bank: Nigeria: World Bank Approves $150 Million to Enhance Mining Sector Contribution and Support Economic Diversification. Ministry of Steel and Development; (2016) Roadmap for the Growth and Development of the Nigerian Mining Industry on the Road to Shared Prosperity. Pages 28 – 36

Nigeria's mining sector is entering a new phase following the Covid-19 pandemic, with greater government support and a growing role as an important generator of export …

 — The Nigerian government, realizing the country's over reliance on oil revenue, has recognized the need to diversify the economy by focusing on other sectors such as mining. Adewole Orobiyi of Ernst & Young looks at the tax and regulatory incentives available for companies in the Nigeria mining and metals industry.

 — Mining of solid minerals in Nigeria has been taking place since the beginning of the last century, and being a developing country with a characteristic lack of proper waste management, this activity has resulted in the production of wastes with serious negative environmental impacts. Acid mine drainage (AMD) has posed a serious challenge to …

Nigeria Mining Week is networking platform designed for the Nigerian mining community. It is more than just a conference and expo, it is an event where you can establish your influence in the Nigerian mining industry. The 2023 theme is 'Capitalising on Nigeria's critical minerals resources for its economic growth'.