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‘Efforts on-going to de-risk solid minerals sector for investment’

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The Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Olamilekan Adegbite has stated that his ministry needs funds to drive exploration activities, even as the government seeks to de-risk the sector.

The post ‘Efforts on-going to de-risk solid minerals sector for investment’ appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News.

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