Nigerian Mining

NSCDC Arrests Chinese Illegal Miners in Nasarawa State

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps’ Mining Marshal in Nasarawa State has intensified its crackdown on illicit mining by detaining three foreigners and two locals, aiming to strengthen the fight against economic sabotage. In a statement released on Sunday, Commander General Mining Marshals J. A. Onoja emphasised a strong commitment to safeguarding the country’s

Nigerian Mining Marshals: Sector Watchdogs

An essential part of Nigeria’s mining regulatory structure, the Nigerian Mining Marshals are charged with upholding the law, guaranteeing compliance, and encouraging sustainable mining practices. The Mining and Minerals Act of 2007 gave rise to the Marshals, who are essential in tackling the industry’s many problems, such as unlawful mining, environmental damage, and safety issues.

NSCDC Cracks Down on Illegal Mining, Oil Theft in Ondo and Rivers States

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has intensified its efforts against economic sabotage, conducting two significant operations that resulted in the dismantling of an illegal gold mining site and the destruction of a large wooden boat used for siphoning crude oil. In the first operation, which took place in the Ogunlepa, Oluwa Forest

Mining Marshal to Leverage ICT Against Saboteurs – National Commander

The National Commander of the Mining Marshal, ACC J. A. Onoja, has reiterated the Squad’s commitment to eradicating economic sabotage within Nigeria’s mining sector. Speaking at a recent stakeholder engagement workshop held at the Ministry of Solid Minerals Development in Wuse 2, Abuja, Onoja assured attendees of the Commandant General, Dr. Ahmed Abubakar Audi’s, and

Mining Marshals Crackdown on Illegal Gold Mining, Arrest Seven in Kogi State

Mining marshals conducted the operation in the Iyeh Odogbe, Isanlu community of Yagba East LGA, Kogi State, dislodging illegal miners whose activities had obstructed legally authorised miners from accessing the site for 16 years. Reports indicate these illegal activities had persisted for over 20 years. This is coming, following the federal government’s aggressive campaign against