Segilola Resources Operating Limited (SROL) made a significant impact at the African Natural Resources and Energy Investment Summit (AFNIS) 2024 in Abuja, showcasing its leadership in the mining sector and commitment to sustainable practices. 

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    Segilola Resources Operating Limited (SROL), a subsidiary of Thor Explorations Limited, has described the African Natural Resources and Energy Investment Summit (AFNIS) 2024 Held recently at the State House Banquet Hall in Abuja as a boost for the group. SROL made a significant impact with its innovative presentations and active engagement in pivotal discussions.

    The company’s Chief Financial Officer, Chris Omo-Osagie, delivered a keynote address on behalf of CEO Segun Lawson, highlighting Nigeria’s evolving natural resources landscape and SROL’s flagship project, the Segilola Gold Mine.

    Lawson emphasised the company’s commitment to sustainable practices, community development, and regulatory compliance.

    He also emphasised the company’s long-term view in the Nigerian solid minerals industry and its operational achievements, particularly noting the primarily Nigerian workforce, stating,

    “With a workforce that is 98 percent Nigerian, and by leveraging the expertise of the 2 percent expatriate resources, we ensure effective knowledge transfer to our Nigerian team, fostering the development of mining skills and capacity within the country.”

    The Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr. Dele Alake, reiterated the federal government’s dedication to sustainable mineral resource management, saying, “By leveraging global expertise, technology, and capital, we can transform our natural resources into a catalyst for sustainable development.”

    SROL’s presence at AFNIS 2024 reflects its proactive approach to addressing critical industry issues and its commitment to innovative ESG practices, community engagement, and sustainable development, setting a strong example for the industry.

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